This is a request (sort of) by one of my younger siblings. I did not care for the original, but Freddie's spin on it, is not "boring" ("Do what you want with my music, just don't make it boring.")
We got a hold of a pot full of gold - Sounds good to me
Edit: A local coin guy calls me Yesterday to inform me that they acquired a 1.7 million coin collection from an Ex-NFL player.
He's supposed to be sending pics of some of the graded $10 Indians I asked about. Anyway, they're selling in blocks of 10K so just PM me if you want to call this guy.
Have not heard them before but been around for a long time I see. AC/DC sound over all?
On Tour. You better catch a show in Texas( Sept. 28th) or Arkansas ( Sept. 27th). If good enough to post then should be good enough to put the money up and see. See that show!
A real gem! Please all, find and post those live cuts with both Charlie Sexton and Larry Campbell backing Bob. Maybe I should dig deep and find a few boots I have...
I have a show from the Turning Stone Casino that I have never seen posted on you tube. Only one of the two above I mentioned were playing and that was Larry. Some really different arrangements that I have not seen or heard since. Someone from the band did not show up (Donnie Harmon, pedal steel I think, maybe). This amazing female fiddle, violin player stepped in. "You Ain't Goin Nowhere" was off the charts. The only time I have seen it played live by Bob. & the Binghamton NY show where he opened the newly built events center & played Lay Lady Lay, only time I have seen that performed live. It was awesome. Wish I had been high for that.
I have easily seen 30 Dylan shows, which is funny as I had not much interest in Bob until part way through college. Then 20 years after college when I snagged eight 3rd row seats for a show at a song of $10 each on eBay just for poops and giggles, I was hooked after seeing the show.
Edited to add that Merle Haggard was the opening act for Dylan at The Turning Stone Casino show. Went out to hallway I knew he would be traversing after his set. Long story short, nice man and don't ever forget your sharpie, stupid stupid stupid me. I always carry sharpies to shows. At least I had a cool conversation and a nice handshake from the man. His set was extraordinary, what an awesome band.
Flash forward again. Iggy and Rita dominate but mad props to Michael Madsen, nuff said. Song is righteous on its own but the Madsen cinematographic video is the icing on the cake. Stay with me...,
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Debussy
Old favorite that I had not heard in a while.
I still think Lenny stole this from Earth Wind & Fire............
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R2RsP43rmg
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Who does this remind you of?
Reminds me of when I used to try to sing "Happy Birthday" on karaoke night.......
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Well that’s pretty good I thought the answer was no one an original but… I could see that lol
I can't remember crap nowadays - but it's funny I can still pick out different tunes that are similar - even if it is a few cords or a slight riff.
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
See, now this sounds like Zeppelin to me - LOL!!!!! Linda Perry has a fantastic voice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noybHpL4qgM
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Uno mas...........
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OSWKw15rCoI
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Sixty years ago (almost.)
Quality lineup.
Domingo
I wonder if there’s a mashup for Pavarotti/Korn?
x
Rest in Peace, Sergio.
Al was schmaltzy, but good.
One of my favorites. Start the music at 3:45
For CB!
McCartney
80s classics....
Cyndi Lauper:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdQY7BusJNU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuBqWLKb8wk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJwt2dxx9yg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGCdLKXNF3w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qt2mbGP6vFI
The Lightening Seeds:
Joe Jackson:
Tears for Fears:
Phil Collins:
John Barleycorn (Traffic):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYMW24HgGVE
1970 hit and one of the first music videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqFFjoRnltg
More recent: Adele:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fmCoUjOMXU
Some fine guitar work.
Mantra - Dave Grohl, Josh Homme, Trent Reznor
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Tony
https://youtu.be/G5JSGQDQ1eM
This is a request (sort of) by one of my younger siblings. I did not care for the original, but Freddie's spin on it, is not "boring" ("Do what you want with my music, just don't make it boring.")
Let It Go - Freddie Mercury -A.I [Frozen]
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Doobie Brothers.
Lorne Greene for the Weekend!
We got a hold of a pot full of gold - Sounds good to me
Edit: A local coin guy calls me Yesterday to inform me that they acquired a 1.7 million coin collection from an Ex-NFL player.
He's supposed to be sending pics of some of the graded $10 Indians I asked about. Anyway, they're selling in blocks of 10K so just PM me if you want to call this guy.
Luciano
Have not heard them before but been around for a long time I see. AC/DC sound over all?
On Tour. You better catch a show in Texas( Sept. 28th) or Arkansas ( Sept. 27th). If good enough to post then should be good enough to put the money up and see. See that show!
Best I have seen posted here in sometime. Of course that is only my opinion. So Cool. Cheers
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A real gem! Please all, find and post those live cuts with both Charlie Sexton and Larry Campbell backing Bob. Maybe I should dig deep and find a few boots I have...
I have a show from the Turning Stone Casino that I have never seen posted on you tube. Only one of the two above I mentioned were playing and that was Larry. Some really different arrangements that I have not seen or heard since. Someone from the band did not show up (Donnie Harmon, pedal steel I think, maybe). This amazing female fiddle, violin player stepped in. "You Ain't Goin Nowhere" was off the charts. The only time I have seen it played live by Bob. & the Binghamton NY show where he opened the newly built events center & played Lay Lady Lay, only time I have seen that performed live. It was awesome. Wish I had been high for that.
I have easily seen 30 Dylan shows, which is funny as I had not much interest in Bob until part way through college. Then 20 years after college when I snagged eight 3rd row seats for a show at a song of $10 each on eBay just for poops and giggles, I was hooked after seeing the show.
Edited to add that Merle Haggard was the opening act for Dylan at The Turning Stone Casino show. Went out to hallway I knew he would be traversing after his set. Long story short, nice man and don't ever forget your sharpie, stupid stupid stupid me. I always carry sharpies to shows. At least I had a cool conversation and a nice handshake from the man. His set was extraordinary, what an awesome band.
Have probably posted this before but it's back on the menu tonight so here it is. Word...
Another killer from the old rolodex...
Lets bring it up a few decades...
A bit more moderno...
Ok, enough of this modern stuff, time for some real music again...
Stay with me for just a bit longer tonight. It's Saturday, enjoy yourself a bit. I mean come on, recognize excellence when it presents itself..
A journey tonight, another modern with merit...
Ah $hit, rewind now...
Gotta have a cameo from the Queen of the Dark, I mean, good God woman, seriously..
Ok, going backwards a bit now, best male voice ever IMO......
Flash forward again. Iggy and Rita dominate but mad props to Michael Madsen, nuff said. Song is righteous on its own but the Madsen cinematographic video is the icing on the cake. Stay with me...,
Not old but damn worthy. Shame upon shames that we lost her so early. Another victim to the rule of 27...