I was not there at the same time and in the same place, unfortunately.
Like most of us ☮ …
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Every time I watch it again, I am so captivated by that mood at the time, I would long back in that age so much. I would also sit down there in the grass with them, and I would go to Woodstock too.
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Rest in ☮️ Peace Scott McKenzie that was a groovy far-out era song ever. Just like that hippie era saying It was really a gas? ✌️ ☮
The song “Whiskey In The Jar” has a history in time.
My favorite version is by Thin Lizzy with Phil Lynott:
Thanks Bonham, indeed that’s great stuff. Metallica’s version live in lots of locations hits that note too. Eric bell and the late Gary Moore do one as old folks, a long time after Lynotts passing, that is very good as well, (excepting Bell not hitting the rhythem when he sings, his guitar is topnotch LOL) Moore’s happiness shines.
I listened to Nazareth as late as yesterday, CUZ of course i have a couple of their albums in my car, yesterday was Hair of the dog.
On the way home i listened to Supertramp and the double live Paris album, a album i consider one of the best live recordings,,,,, and i am no fan of live albums
Talented songwriter Tim Hardin came back from a stint with the Marines in vietnam with a monkey on his back. He died much too soon due to it. But not before he left us some gems.
Here he’s singing “Reason To Believe”, written by Tim and made famous by Rod Stewart.
I searched the thread, but didn’t see New Fast Automatic Daffodils, later known as NewFads. Worst name ever, taken from an automobile advertisement and a Wadsworth poem.
But I’ve listened to a lot of music (I’m 64) and they are one of the best bands I’ve ever listened to. Their music is available on the common services.
I searched the thread, but didn’t see New Fast Automatic Daffodils, later known as NewFads. Worst name ever, taken from an automobile advertisement and a Wadsworth poem.
But I’ve listened to a lot of music (I’m 64) and they are one of the best bands I’ve ever listened to. Their music is available on the common services.
Thanks for noting us about New FADS, nbjly!
When I was a pip-squeak growing up in Bulgaria and later I never heard for this group.
I found them now, but you can post their favorite song/s for you.
Thanks for that memory Bonham. I loved Dolly Partons version of “I will always love you”. Which she had written about her romance with the late singer Porter Wagner. Then Whitney did a version of Dolly’s song. Wow. Both are so good…different, but great. Love them both.
Thanks Couchmaster for introducing Justin Johnson. I missed him, as probably many others.
ABBA is without comment as an institution.
The song “Whiskey In The Jar” has a history in time.
My favorite version is by Thin Lizzy with Phil Lynott:
… based on old celtic song:
More good metal and country covers:
Metallica: Whiskey in the Jar
Krisenka
And sing it together in a bar in Dublin:
I was not there at the same time and in the same place, unfortunately.
Like most of us ☮ …
Thanks Bonham, indeed that’s great stuff. Metallica’s version live in lots of locations hits that note too. Eric bell and the late Gary Moore do one as old folks, a long time after Lynotts passing, that is very good as well, (excepting Bell not hitting the rhythem when he sings, his guitar is topnotch LOL) Moore’s happiness shines.
Couchmaster, thanks for the valuable comment.
It’s good that there are still people who remember details from a not-so-distant time in music history.
With the next comment I will return to a friend of this forum who has been one of the main ones in this music thread:
https://budgetlightforum.com/comment/1396801#comment-1396801
We remember you Glenn!
Uriah Heep again from the so-called Byron years:
I listened to Nazareth as late as yesterday, CUZ of course i have a couple of their albums in my car, yesterday was Hair of the dog.
On the way home i listened to Supertramp and the double live Paris album, a album i consider one of the best live recordings,,,,, and i am no fan of live albums
Talented songwriter Tim Hardin came back from a stint with the Marines in vietnam with a monkey on his back. He died much too soon due to it. But not before he left us some gems.
Here he’s singing “Reason To Believe”, written by Tim and made famous by Rod Stewart.
Perhaps Hardin’s most famous song was “If I was a Carpenter”, made famous by Bobby Darin.
If the Eagles ever had an underrated song, this was it: “The Last Resort”.
Los Indos Tabajares “Maria Elena”
2 Indian brothers who found a guitar in the jungles of Brazil and taught themselves how to play.
I get Nina Hagen vibes here.
I do feel a little suspicious today.
I searched the thread, but didn’t see New Fast Automatic Daffodils, later known as NewFads. Worst name ever, taken from an automobile advertisement and a Wadsworth poem.
But I’ve listened to a lot of music (I’m 64) and they are one of the best bands I’ve ever listened to. Their music is available on the common services.
Sparky, I can tell again that you have good taste in music.
I appreciated the good hit once and I’m doing it again.
https://budgetlightforum.com/comment/1702403#comment-1702403
and here:
https://budgetlightforum.com/comment/1702813#comment-1702813
I remember Nina Hagen very well. Unfortunately, she doesn’t have any related activity that I know of.
Couchmaster, great knowledge. I can only learn…
Thanks for noting us about New FADS, nbjly!
When I was a pip-squeak growing up in Bulgaria and later I never heard for this group.
I found them now, but you can post their favorite song/s for you.
Recently watched film “Villains”. A little ditty at the end credits.
https://youtu.be/ZXonQU8NP90
NewFads cover of Velvet Underground’s “I’m set free”
I’m also a fan of the 2001 series, so I especially like this.
One more time Joan Baez…
… and Gerry Rafferty:
dchomak who had excellent valuable comments here in the thread has not posted in over 4 years.
I really, really hope he’s in good shape…
https://budgetlightforum.com/comment/1328168#comment-1328168
One of the world talents that I lost in my short time window.
And Whitney again…
We probably haven’t heard such a voice in decades…
Funny!
Ashcroft 2
Thanks for that memory Bonham. I loved Dolly Partons version of “I will always love you”. Which she had written about her romance with the late singer Porter Wagner. Then Whitney did a version of Dolly’s song. Wow. Both are so good…different, but great. Love them both.
Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that. George Carlin
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If a lot of people listen to Slayer, the world would be a better place to live" - Tommy Wiseau
i suppose that some of your dont know this blog
i`ve fount so many cool songs there. now in process of re-checking all the post since like 2012.
below is one of them.
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