Thursday nite threefer:
Whatcha Listening To?
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If I could be granted one wish of a place and time to see a show, it would be right there, right then. Any of yall make it?
I really liked their version of the JJ Cale song "Call Me The Breeze"
Dale C.
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Dale C.
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My ears were ringing 2 days later!
It was .....
The Outlaws
Peter Frampton
Lynyrd Skynyrd
And these guys..........
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My brain is going lots of places tonight.
Watched the Netflix documentary on Led Zeppelin last night. I would rate it less "entertaining" than many recent band documentaries... but, frankly, more of what I want in a band documentary. Heavy on the music, with commentary from band members mixed throughout and a little back story here and there. I particularly enjoyed the recorded Bonham pieces, and watching the others react to them. I'm biased though, Zeppelin was my favorite band in the 70s/70s/90s.
Worth the watch if you are/were a Led Zeppelin fan.
Worth the watch if you are/were a Led Zeppelin fan.
Saw Santana a few years ago at Jazz Fest, and have to admit the guy still had it. Phenomenal musician.
This just dropped. Holy crap what a live performance.
I'm not a huge Aerosmith fan, but they got a few good ones. Whats your favorite Aerosmith jam? Maybe not mine, but gotta be top 2.
This is one time I think my tastes mesh with popular opinion.
That might be their best song.
Solid remake
Given the events of the past week and the anniversary of a dreadful day in our nation's history this song seems to fit my mood and my thoughts.
It's time, it's time, it's time, it's time
For a cool, cool change
It's time, it's time, it's time, it's time
For a cool, cool change
I dont know this band (I apologize). Is the name akin to Alabama's very own Little River Canyon? I got TN Ernie spinning up right now.
This song always made my ears perk up with all the effects going on. Turns out there was even more to it than my ears could resolve.
Spinning up Staind at work today. While I love to hear Aaron Lewis scream and rage, this one is easier listening. Staind was the first band I ever saw in concert, along with Korn, circa 2000. It was an unforgettable experience.
That is so true and might be their best song ever, I still like to listen to it