Jukebox soft medium hard edition

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Feels like a Placebo morning...

 

[CaptM]

 

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The story behind that is pretty sad. But a great song.

 

[CaptM]

The story behind that is pretty sad. But a great song.

You’re right. It is a sad story. Love the song though. I’ve been practicing it lately on guitar. Fun to play.

 

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Some new Bob Mould...I like it...

 

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We need some more Beck...

 

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[Grant Green]

You’re right. It is a sad story. Love the song though. I’ve been practicing it lately on guitar. Fun to play.

Including the solo?

 

[jp3272]

 

[Nittering Nabob]

Great clip. Letterman was predictably rude to them because they are from Georgia.

Is a reunion tour in the making?

R.E.M., including Michael Stipe, hop on stage at 40 Watt for brief reunion performance

It was a brief R.E.M. reunion Thursday night at the 40 Watt. The venue captured a short video. See it here.

www.onlineathens.com

 

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Great clip. Letterman was predictably rude to them because they are from Georgia.

Is a reunion tour in the making?

R.E.M., including Michael Stipe, hop on stage at 40 Watt for brief reunion performance

It was a brief R.E.M. reunion Thursday night at the 40 Watt. The venue captured a short video. See it here.

www.onlineathens.com

 

[Steve JG]

You’re right. It is a sad story. Love the song though. I’ve been practicing it lately on guitar. Fun to play.

wow been playing that song for a number of years. I used to think nice easy poppy song with a catchy melody. And now thanks to reading this thread I have. whole different understanding of it. Yikes........

 

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wow been playing that song for a number of years. I used to think nice easy poppy song with a catchy melody. And now thanks to reading this thread I have. whole different understanding of it. Yikes........

I think one of the "jukeboxes" a few weeks ago was hidden meanings or songs that were not what you thought. Some pretty interesting stuff.
The Way was my pick for that addition and a couple Beatle tunes.

 

[CaptM]

wow been playing that song for a number of years. I used to think nice easy poppy song with a catchy melody. And now thanks to reading this thread I have. whole different understanding of it. Yikes........

Yeah, that’s quite the story.

 

[laKavosiey-st lion]

soft

medium (so good live)

hard

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Sunday (3/9) is the birdie of Mark Lindsay. He was a founding member, and the lead singer, for Paul Revere & the Raiders. To celebrate:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Sunday (3/9) is the birthday of Chris Thompson. He was not a founding member, but he was the guitarist and lead singer of Manfred Mann's Earth Band for several years. To celebrate, the band's song that he's most know for:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Sunday (3/9) is the birthday of Jeffrey Osborne. He was a soul singer and songwriter. To celebrate, his most popular solo song:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Sunday (3/9) is the birthday of Jerry Eubanks. He was a founding member, and the saxophonist and flautist, of The Marshall Tucker Band, until he left the band in 1996. To celebrate, a song of theirs where his flute playing was an integral part:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Sunday (3/9) is the birthday of Charmaine Sylvers. He was a founding member of The Sylvers. To celebrate, one of their more popular songs:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Monday (3/10) is the birthday of Dean Torrence. He was one half of the duo Jan & Dean, and the last remaining living member. To celebrate:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Monday (3/10) is the birthday of Donald Thomas Scholz. He's more commonly know as Tom Scholz. He was the founder, main songwriter, primary guitarist, keyboardist, and only remaining original member of Boston. To celebrate, their 1st hit:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Monday (3/10) is the birthday of Edie Brickell. She joined the New Bohemians as their lead singer, and the band was renamed Edie Brickell & New Bohemains. To celebrate, their most popular song:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Monday (3/10) is the birthday of Robin Thicke. To celebrate, the song he's most known for:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Monday is the birthday of Carrie Underwood. She came to prominence from winning season 4 of American Idol. To celebrate, one of her hits:

 

[Woodpecker]

Monday (3/10) is the birthday of Donald Thomas Scholz. He's more commonly know as Tom Scholz. He was the founder, main songwriter, primary guitarist, keyboardist, and only remaining original member of Boston. To celebrate, their 1st hit:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Tuesday (3/11) is the birthday of Graham Lyle. He was in a number of minor bands, but achieved his greatest success as a songwriter. To celebrate, the song he wrote that is most famous composition:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Tuesday (3/11) is the birthday of George Kooymans. He was not a founding member, but he was the guitarist and vocalist for Golden Earring when they had their biggest success. To celebrate, the song they're most remembered for:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Tuesday (3/11) is the birthday of Cheryl Lynn. TO celebrate, one of her most popular songs:

 

[MtNittany]

...and still 1000 times better than sheryl crow.

 

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Not a video but I ran across an excerpt of his book. I had no idea...

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/peter-wolf-j-geils-memoir-interview-1235293482/

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Wednesday (3/12) is the birthday of James Taylor. To celebrate:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Wednesday (3/12) is the birthday of Bill Payne. He was a co-founder, and the keyboardist, of Little Feat. To celebrate:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Wednesday (3/12) was the birthday of the late, great, Mike Gibbons. He was a member (and the drummer) of The Iveys long before they changed their name to Badfinger (in 1969). To celebrate:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Thursday (3/13) was the birthday of the late, great, Erma Franklin. She was an American gospel and soul singer. Janis Joplin/Big Brother and the Holding Company made Piece of My Heart famous, but that was a cover, as Erma Franklin was the first to record the song. To celebrate:

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Thursday (3/13) is the birthday of Adam Clayton. He was the bassist and a founding member of Feedback, which changed its named to The Hype, which changed its name and found great success as U2. To celebrate: