[eliphil]

I had to sub for my wife’s friend and took the wife to Styx and Foreigner. I was never a fan of Styx but they were impressive. In honor of them Renegade

[JimmyJazz]

The Damned. Alone again or…

[DrVenture]

Jimmy, your taste in music seems to be as eclectic as mine!

Who loves a storyteller?

[JimmyJazz]

Yeah, Louis Prima to Arctic Monkeys.😁
A great “cover”. Joe Ely.

[DrVenture]

Thanks. Good one. I chose the one that I did because the lyrics are easy to discern. This performance is actually my favorite, the fiddle work is amazing, great energy all around:

[DrVenture]

Having done California and Texas, I suppose Florida is in order:

[JimmyJazz]

Since I mentioned it. IMO the baddest song of all time. And, I’m not into big band music. Benny Goodman made it famous but without the lyrics. Written and performed by Louis Prima. BadAss drums and a dirty trumpet!

[Esteban]

Hall & Oates - You Make My Dreams

[DrVenture]

Originally Posted by oasis

Buddy Holly by Weezer

My recollection is that the video came on the Windows 95 CD, as an Easter egg.

[Esteban]

Yes - Long Distance Runaround

Incredible guitar and bass

[DrVenture]

Yes! Literally. I never listen to them anymore, but probably should. you might appreciate this:

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by DrVenture

Yes! Literally. I never listen to them anymore, but probably should. you might appreciate this:

I listen to them all the time. Grew up listening to Yes.

Here it is on its own without the other sounds. For your listening pleasure.

Roundabout

[DrVenture]

My first rock n' roll T-shirts were Yes and Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Both from the Flipside bargain bin circa 1974

[eliphil]

My first show as Jethro Tull the A tour MSG NY

[eliphil]

My 2nd show Grateful Dead MSG NY- the beginning of a long strange wonderful trip…..

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by eliphil

My 2nd show Grateful Dead MSG NY- the beginning of a long strange wonderful trip…..

I had the album “what a long strange trip it’s been.” Brother-in-law gave it to me for a second year wedding anniversary gift when it first came out in 1977. Great double album by the dead.

[eliphil]

Originally Posted by Esteban

I had the album “what a long strange trip it’s been.” Brother-in-law gave it to me for a second year wedding anniversary gift when it first came out in 1977. Great double album by the dead.

For sure they really are a live band vs studio. So many fun shows over the years and they are still doing it with John Mayer who is quite the revelation…..

[Esteban]

^^ From said album.

Grateful Dead - Cumberland Blues

The whole album is good.

[DrVenture]

[eliphil]

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by DrVenture

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The Band's best imo. Here's the original. Love the last verse with Levon and Rick singing together. Those guys could really belt it out.

[noemon]