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You got that rite! Thanks for sharing. I saw them in 76 on the infield(Grass Pass, LOL) of Brewers stadium; Animals Tour.
Evidence of a wasted youth.
@Crewdog135 made a post (#930) in the Prayer Request thread that brought this song to mind. Been a favorite of mine since about 1978 when I first heard it.
I seen them at the Brewers stadium in 1987. 60k+ sceaming idiots and I was one of them. Totally awesome! I had lower box seats right by 1st base.
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A few from my "Good Tunes" playlist
“I can climb the highest mountain, cross the wildest sea. I can feel Moderna burnin’ in me…”
Saw Marshall Tucker at the Fillmore East in the early 70's. Man they were loud and my ears are still ringing. About that same time saw Jerry Jeff at Carnegie Hall accompanied by Ray Wylie on the piano.
Love some Barefoot Jerry!
Sometimes we forget those one hit wonders that were staggeringly good and so they slide to the way side.
Not today.
Not on my watch.
Not today.
Not on my watch.
^^^ this one is good too.
I have the Christmas CD they did, it's very good.
Once again, Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen with "Hot Rod Lincoln."'
I completely forgot about the rap battle videos from... what 12-13 years ago? Appreciated the reminder, good times.
-LD
One of the only Hip-Hop songs that I actually like. Probably because it's a 30 year old cover of a 60 year old Herbie Hancock song.
My other hobby I have done as long as when I started teaching myself guitar in 1974 is singing. I can sing the original version of this song in the original key on the album. Which is not that difficult. I am a light or high tenor. I can sing "More Than a Feeling" by Boston, including the highest note. I have hit the Ab5 in "Dream On" by Aerosmith.
Anyway, I really like this cover a bit more than the original, even though he changes to suit his baritone voice.
Just goes to show that passion and tone are more important than how high you can sing.
Anyway, I really like this cover a bit more than the original, even though he changes to suit his baritone voice.
Just goes to show that passion and tone are more important than how high you can sing.
