JUKEBOX. The Rick is off for 4 days so F it we go tonite edition
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Some deep deck sitting as my time in Balto winds down. 
And finally some new music from one of my favorite bands.
And finally some new music from one of my favorite bands.
Some deep deck sitting as my time in Balto winds down.
And finally some new music from one of my favorite bands.
I’m so excited for you boys what an adventure
The tape of Stevie Nicks singing Rhiannon on The Midnight Special in 1976 is exceptional --- one can almost feel the influence of the lyrics and the witch slowly possessing her as the song continues on. There are a few performances that (pun intended) are simply "other worldly". such as Bobby Hatfield (Righteous Brothers) singing Unchained Melody on the Andy Williams show in 1965 --- but this performance by Nicks is tremendous.
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Today (5/28) is the birthday of Kylie Minogue. To celebrate, the song she's most famous for:
I'll be seeing John Fogerty perform next Tuesday, June 4th, at the Credit One Stadium on Daniel Island in Charleston, SC. Opening act is George Thorogood and the Destroyers. Place should be rocking.
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I’m not even gay, but I’m proud to announce that Kylie, Cyndi Lauper and the Pointer Sisters are in the closet of musical artists I enjoy.
Wednesday (5/29) was the birthday of the late, great, Gary Brooker. He was a founding member, keyboardist, and lead singer for Procol Harum. To celebrate, the song they/he is most known for:
Today (5/30) is the birthday of the late, great, Gladys Horton. She was a founding member, and the lead singer, of The Marvelettes. To celebrate, their most famous song, which was also Motown's first #1 pop song.
Today (5/30) is the birthday of Lenny Davidson. He was the guitar player for The Dave Clark Five. To celebrate:
Today (5/30) is the birthday of the late, great, Marie Fredriksson. She was the lead singer of Roxette. To celebrate, the song she's most known for:
Today (5/30) is the birthday of Tom Morello. He was a founding member, and the guitarist of Rage Against the Machine. (And also one of the rare rock musicians to be a graduate of Harvard.) To celebrate:
I'm not waiting to see if you skip the most important musician of 20th Century. Ok, 2nd after James Brown.
Please allow me the honor to say Happy Birthday to the late and great John Heineken Bonham!
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Please allow me the honor to say Happy Birthday to the late and great John Heineken Bonham!
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Yep. But it’s not a sight seeing lost in America type trip. We have a tight deadline to be in NM.
One of my all time favorite songs.
As I continue my musical journey, my New Years resolution is to get as good on piano as I was when I graduated high school...good enough to gig with a guitar and a piano.
This will be the first piano song I play.
That intro...mmmmm.
I'm jealous. I've never seen Fogerty in concert. GT & the Destroyers can rock, so as you indicated, it should be a good concert.
I saw him with ZZ-Top only a few years ago. Took my Dad. Yes sir. John was really, really great. Like wow 60's Rock God right in your face WOW.
GT is weird now, when I saw him he was more like a draggy dracula than the guy from the 80's videos. Still fun though.
You and I are much too old to be going to, and enjoying, rock concerts. Let's toast to the old farts who still love the music of the 60's and 70's. I kid my wife that I'll probably be watching music videos of some of my favorites on my deathbed.