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riverman said:
Guy is a timeless genius...
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I have all of Tom's music beyond Bone Machine. That was around the time I got into his music. I need to get his earlier albums when I get the chance. Never heard a song of his that I haven't liked.
 
Road Ratt said:
I have all of Tom's music beyond Bone Machine. That was around the time I got into his music. I need to get his earlier albums when I get the chance. Never heard a song of his that I haven't liked.
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Nighthawks at the Diner...Frank's Wild Years and Rain Dogs....start there...Nighthawks at the Diner is classic live with a jazz band...brilliant, brilliant recording
 
Hoopguru said:
Wife and I went to see them at the Oregon Zoo few years back, they were outstanding.
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Yeah, I saw the Doobie Brothers many moons ago (early 70's) in the old Paramount and their last song was China Grove and that place was rocking.
 
another one of my favorite rock singers. Glenn Hughes sang lead vocals for Trapeze (check out the Medusa album) and was lead singer in Deep Purple when Ian Gillian left briefly and Hughes and Coverdale were brought in as the singers. Hughes has some amazing range.

 
Lanny said:
This rap song came before that one:

THE BEATLES - Rocky Raccoon

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You just made Paul and Ringo cringe while John and George are rolling over in their graves. The Beatles were definitely innovators, but in no way were they ever rappers. :bgrin:
 
CupWizier said:
You just made Paul and Ringo cringe while John and George are rolling over in their graves. The Beatles were definitely innovators, but in no way were they ever rappers. :bgrin:
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That was as rap as Give Peace a Chance which really was my intended friendly point.
 
Here is one of my favorite southern rock bands playing an appropriate song for this time and current events. Great song by a great band. Love Toy Caldwells guitar playing and lead singer Doug Gray has that perfect blend of country, blues and rock.

 


Stand like an oak an aspen,
an alder its in you, dont faulter
and if so than i got you
fake it, walk taller
anything that makes you feel smaller
leave it by the angels of the water.
 
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