Music to the Marrow (To What Are You Listening?)
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Another band that sounds better live.
And another
And the guys that brought us Hot Rod Lincoln
Encore presentation
The original version
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Bohemian Rhapsody https://g.co/kgs/FXpHZu
My wife (female gender) use to love music of Queen..
Eh, my first thought was this guy needs a periodontist!
My wife (female gender) use to love music of Queen..
Eh, my first thought was this guy needs a periodontist!
The Hold Steady aren't too bad, they did a pretty good Springsteen cover on War Child Heroes
There were a lot of good tracks on that album
"Dang me" King of Honky Tonk!
The 187 soundtrack
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I first heard this one as a kid then later as bumper music rotation on the Dennis Miller radio show.
Man o man I miss that show.
Tighten up was one of my favorite songs of the sixties, wow.
raggie33
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A friend of mine she been a couple of movies with Richard Pryor super sweet woman
PhotonMaster3
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Just saw her in Vegas. Incredible show
I bet it was!
Neil who?
Stewart Copeland killing it.
Rare Andy Summers solo
He sold the guitar to Eric Clapton used on his Fresh Cream album in the 1960's. Hendrix and Clapton were huge fans of Andy
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Decades later I still hear something new each time
This one even has an accordian. Says a lot without saying anything
And here it is live.
Slide guitar fun
Maybe one of the most under rated bands of all time. The eels
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They still have that CD, great recordings
Mrs Fixer found a Warner Bros copy of Urgh a Music War on DVD. I must say they did a great job at remastering what was kinda sketchy footage to start with. Most of the audio sounds good too.
Trouble is the chapters are at 10 minutes apart instead of at each song and there's no track listing on the case. Aside from those two minor qualms I give it two thumbs up.
For all those years I had never noticed during the Chelsea song "on fire" the singer shoved a monitor behind the guitar player, who then tripped over it, does a backward roll out of the fall like he meant to and never missed a chord. Awesome!
Trouble is the chapters are at 10 minutes apart instead of at each song and there's no track listing on the case. Aside from those two minor qualms I give it two thumbs up.
For all those years I had never noticed during the Chelsea song "on fire" the singer shoved a monitor behind the guitar player, who then tripped over it, does a backward roll out of the fall like he meant to and never missed a chord. Awesome!
chillinn
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RFK Stadium, 20 June 1992. Brent Mydland passed away like a rock star two years before after their 1990 tour. History says they invited him, but I know he was a real Dead Head, and, in fact, he reached out to them. Bruce Hornsby joined their 1992 tour. He breathed new life into their show, and they never sounded so good. The first number was Cold Rain and Snow. Jerry sang. The entire field was empty, everyone was in the bleachers. There were many long rows of empty folding chairs in front of the stage. When they started the second number, Wang Dang Doodle, a Willie Dixon cover, Hornsby playing organ sounds like the fans never heard before, a few thousand people poured out of the bleachers and onto the field, and I was with them. My girlfriend at the time was somewhere in the nose bleeds, took her awhile to get down to the field. She was breaking my heart, and I can barely remember anything, but all I have is good feelings about it. Someone got a board tape and uploaded it to Internet Archive where I pulled this down from, probably the best sounding number of their set that day. But you should listen to Wang Dang Doodle if you get a chance.
Happy Fat Tuesday, CPF!
Happy Fat Tuesday, CPF!
