See, that's just amazing chops there...damn.
The jazz fellows, dissed as they may be, were the first shredders of all of them...
That goes well beyond practice, that's rote talent.
OT...if you would please indulge me one more time...
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See, that's just amazing chops there...damn.
The jazz fellows, dissed as they may be, were the first shredders of all of them...
That goes well beyond practice, that's rote talent.
Yeah, forgot about that old nugget. Been playing that off and on for a loooong time.
Love that intro...it's spacey.
and talk about drummers! Ginger's not so bad himself, although a little looney!!!!!!!!!!
Yep, he was a trail blazer in more ways than one.
He was Ginger before red headed people were called well, Ginger.
just watched a film on showtime about him, odd fellow to say the least!
Yep, that was one of my fav bands that totally eluded me the short time they were together.
Oh, I could have saw them, just had to do to the Hollywood Bowl in LA in 1967...no problem.
Funny, the first time I heard 'Sunshine of your love', that was an existential moment.
That you could make sounds like that with a guitar...I was hooked.
Veritas we must hear more of this story, it has the feelings of almost rat packish...
Ya, I was curious about that too.
I sneaked back stage after a Who concert before the drummer died...they threw me out on my ear.
Really, I landed on my ear.
Yep, that was one of my fav bands that totally eluded me the short time they were together.
Oh, I could have saw them, just had to do to the Hollywood Bowl in LA in 1967...no problem.
Funny, the first time I heard 'Sunshine of your love', that was an existential moment.
That you could make sounds like that with a guitar...I was hooked.
"Badge" was their best song IMO.
Yep, a good one. If you notice the Beatle-esque sound that's for good reason. George Harrison was a co-writer with Clapton.
'Born under a bad sign', killer tune...they had very few clunkers.
A must have CD for you youngins is the first (only?) Blind Faith. Arguably the second super group behind, or equal to Led Zeppelin.
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Keep it light. Something by Jonathan Edwards or Buffett.
Wait.. here's an idea. Do Proud Mary, but in Tina Turner drag!
Wait.. here's an idea. Do Proud Mary, but in Tina Turner drag!
Love the idea, not sure I want to see him in drag! that's just me.......
Love the idea, not sure I want to see him in drag! that's just me.......
No, very perceptive there pss...no one wants to see me in drag, especially me.
Love the idea, not sure I want to see him in drag! that's just me.......
The good ship lollipop..........Shirley Temple. HA
well good, that rules out Tiny Tim!!!No, very perceptive there pss...no one wants to see me in drag, especially me.
Oh Yuck, I don't know what to say about that...
You old hippies need to buy this and go on the road.........
You old hippies need to buy this and go on the road.........
One thing's missing from that buggy, that is the requisite peace symbol (chicken foot) in that circle in the front.
That is a majorly nice restore by the by. Too bad those wimpy things only have 60 HP.
Here's an idea, Porsche engine! That's the ticket!
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I know, I was being ironic.
Are you talking about your vitamin supplements.........
You old hippies need to buy this and go on the road.........
I have no idea.
What I do know is I sold one in 1971 for 650...got that going for me!
Uh, check that. I didn't have those little windows in the top like that. Nope.
Man, I checked those out. A 23 window Samba sold at Barrett Jackson for 217800!
Completely insane.
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Here are two tid-bits about that great song. One is pretty amazing.
#1 Although labeled a CSN&Y song, Neil Young is not part of that recording.
#2 Jerry Garcia plays the beautiful Steel Guitar in this song. Two days before the recording was made, he never had touched a Steel Guitar in his life. He learned to play in two days.
Is the request line still open?
1. She Talks to Angels
2. Ramble On
4. Suite Judy Blue Eyes
And last but not least...
5. Itsy Bitsy Spider (Joey Deluxe)
1. She Talks to Angels
2. Ramble On
4. Suite Judy Blue Eyes
And last but not least...
5. Itsy Bitsy Spider (Joey Deluxe)
#1 I knew. #2 I have never heard - that's unbelievable. Amazing.
Fitty, you do any Robbie Robertson or The Band? Music from the Big Pink?
No, in all candor I haven't done anything from the Band.
I know they had a considerable cult following, but I didn't study on them that much, same with Big Pink.
What, no love for the musical gravitas of Tom Petty?
Sure, he's an ugly putz but he's got a couple of hits to his credit.
Sure, he's an ugly putz but he's got a couple of hits to his credit.