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tunahead72

 

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AMC RULES

 

 

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19richie66

 

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Digger 66

......buckle me in on the highway of sin .......

 

 

 

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tunahead72

Here's one you don't hear every day...

 

 

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CasualObserver

 

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WHX??

Must be a Midwest thing Jason!

 

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JAinVA

Best Humble Pie tune ever.I remember it being new and on the radio.Thats how old I am.Thanks,JAinVA

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tunahead72

Don't toy with me, Jim.  I love Humble Pie, but where's the video? :confusion-shrug:

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tunahead72

I'm on another Black Crowes kick lately, inspired by a recent Christmas present and a little mini road trip yesterday...

 

 

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AMC RULES

 

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tunahead72

Very cool, with Keith Richards backing him up! :handgestures-thumbupright:

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Jaymon74

Pink Floyd "Vera". I plan on doing the supporter thing. Money is tight though right now with my back injury keeping me from work. Otherwise I'd put up the video. 

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dodge78

 

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ztnoo

Blue And Lonesome by the Rolling Stones.

The album was cut in 3 days in Dec. 2015.

It's very much like the first stuff the Stones recorded.......black blues music......

Superb: "I Can't Quit You Baby", popularized by Led Zeppelin (I), first recorded by Otis Rush in 1956 but written by Willie Dixon.

Pretty much the way it would have been done in a South Chicago club originally.

 

StonesBlueandLonesome.jpg 

 

 

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PSully

I really like a lot of old country these days: Jimmy Rodgers (the original one), Hank Williams, Hank Snow, etc. Also some old Bluegrass: Flatt and Scruggs, Ralph Stanley, Bill Munroe etc.

Leon Russell does a nice job on some country and Bluegrass tunes as well.

I still listen to 70's rock sometimes too.

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Tdubb

I listen to all kinds of music. But I recently got tires of new country music and have mostly been listening to 70's and 80's rock. I really like old country music still, my 14 year old daughter mostly listens to Johnny Cash, Hank Sr. And Jr., Dwight Yoakum, then for rock music she lies Guns and Roses.

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Sarge

Our current Political status , work , welding =

 

 

 

Angry , unfiltered , classic .

 

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slim67
On 3/14/2017 at 11:17 AM, Sarge said:

Our current Political status , work , welding =

 

 

 

Angry , unfiltered , classic .

 

Sarge

I can listen to AIC all day. Good pick Sarge:text-bravo:

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tunahead72

I overheard part of a conversation at a restaurant a few nights ago, with one of the people reciting some of the lyrics of this song.  This isn't my usual style, but it's a nice "calming" tune if the mood is right:

 

 

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tunahead72

...  And then, just yesterday, in one of the little stores at the Cyril E. King Airport in St. Thomas USVI, I heard a depressing little tune done in an old jazz style.  I have no idea who the artist was, but the lyrics (but not the arrangement) sounded really familiar, and I finally realized it was a song that I first heard back in 1974 or so, done like this (Jorma Kaukonen on guitar, Tom Hobson on vocals and possibly also guitar):

 

 

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ztnoo

Jorma Ludwik Kaukonen, Jr. is an American blues, folk, and rock guitarist, best known for his work with Jefferson Airplane and Hot Tuna.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jorma_Kaukonen

Jorma is the tall guy in the middle of the photo.

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