Great Old Songs that compel you to crank the volume
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Nobody's Fault But Mine by Led Zeppelin
Oye Como Va by Santana
Cripple Creek by Earl Scruggs
Oye Como Va by Santana
Cripple Creek by Earl Scruggs
This one always makes me grin and tap my feet
This one isn't old but it sounds like it's out of the 70s
This one isn't old but it sounds like it's out of the 70s
One of the best country songs of the 90's. Not bro country. Not Tim McGraw. They suck.
Tonight, I'll update this thread after a few beers.
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Highway to Hell - AC/DC
All Down the Line - Stones
Both just perfect riffs, perfect rhythm. Interesting fact about ADTL: tried for years figure out opening riff but couldn't quite get it to sound right. Come to find out, Keith stated in an interview his guitar was out of tune but it sounded so good they left it like it was. How was I supposed to assume his guitar was out of tune?
All Down the Line - Stones
Both just perfect riffs, perfect rhythm. Interesting fact about ADTL: tried for years figure out opening riff but couldn't quite get it to sound right. Come to find out, Keith stated in an interview his guitar was out of tune but it sounded so good they left it like it was. How was I supposed to assume his guitar was out of tune?
Bet you would have had better luck had you done heroin and several glasses of Jim Beam first.
The Grateful Dead were a pretty friggin tight band in the 70's. great musicianship and bluegrass influence...
This Live version of Cumberland Blues is great for driving down the highway.
Workingman's Dead is a brilliant album,
This Live version of Cumberland Blues is great for driving down the highway.
Workingman's Dead is a brilliant album,
I never know what is going to set me off when I listen to oldies. A couple of nights ago I was watching some of this year's Glastonbury festival on tv. They showed Earth, Wind, and Fire doing Boogie Wonderland and I cranked the hell out of it.
Anytime I'm driving down an old winding country road I like to crank out some "Ramblin Man" or "Jessica" by the Allman Brothers or maybe a little "Green Grass and High Tides" by the Outlaws.
Anytime I hear a song like "Stranglehold", "Metal Health" or, of course, Zeppelin's "Kashmir" or "When the Levee Breaks", I crank it up to maximum volume.
Anytime I hear a song like "Stranglehold", "Metal Health" or, of course, Zeppelin's "Kashmir" or "When the Levee Breaks", I crank it up to maximum volume.
One Way Out - The Allman Bros
Cause their's a man downstairs, might be your man, I don't know...
Cause their's a man downstairs, might be your man, I don't know...
Rocket Queen is by far and away my favorite GnR song. 2nd place might as be well be chasing Secretariat.