What Are You Listening To Currently ?
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Noodling Guitars
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BLP - Brian Lucas Project
ambient, bluesy, atmospheric guitar #ambient #blues #experimental #atmospheric #relaxing #meditate
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Can someone say something about him?
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28 Flathead
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Drew Cooper: Check it out.
This Life album
Vaya Con Dios
This Life album
Vaya Con Dios
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Lost Planet on Soundcloud, good stuff.
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This somehow...
leads to this...
leads to this...
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This whole record really. All of the songs are good. One of the few possessions I have from my late mom and dad. This is my favorite song on it. Jimmy Page does the guitar playing.
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An oldie but a goodie.
Amazing production values for it's age and the guitar playing is incredibly tasteful.
A wonderful lesson in playing the song.
Amazing production values for it's age and the guitar playing is incredibly tasteful.
A wonderful lesson in playing the song.
Hey Charles i'm curious. Who was the band and song you tried to upload?
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Yeah, we all got the "video unavailable" box.
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Yeah, that sucks. Hey, I saw your boys MC5 Christmas night in 1970 at Curtis Hixon Hall in Tampa. There were 5 bands on the show headlined by The Bob Seger System. MC5 was a good band. High energy for sure!
I remember Seger tried to open up with "River Deep Mountain High" but I think he got about 3 notes into it and his amp blew. Drag! Must have took about 30 mins. to get going again. Also remember Pep Perrine's weird ass drum set up. He had like curved toms on each side of him head high.
The band Steam was also on the show and got booed big time until they did their "na na na na" dumb ass song.
Brownsville Station I think was on the bill but I can't remember who the other group was. Concerts sure were fun back then.
Even if I can't remember the shows clearly I consider myself very lucky to see the bands I did. Between the years 68-75 I was going to a concert damn near every week. Sometimes we'd get 2 or 3 tours come thru in a week. Great music and good times.
I look at things in the country today and it was like being on a different planet back then. As Peter Green said...Oh Well.
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Hey Bro, I posted link to Randy Crawford's "Secret Combination" I assume it came up as "Unavailable" eh?
What a line up ... (not including brass or backing vocals here)
- Leon Pendarvis – keyboards and arrangements
- Abraham Laboriel – bass guitar
- Jeff Porcaro – drums
- Steve Lukather – guitar
- Dean Parks – guitar
- Lenny Castro – percussion
- Robben Ford – electric guitar on "Two Lives"
- Ernie Watts – flute on "Rio de Janeiro Blue"
- Neil Larsen – organ on "When I Lose My Way", "Trade Winds" and "Rainy Night in Georgia"
Yeah it did but Wow! that is an incredible amount of talent there. Funny that there are a few Beatle connections in there too. Ford was on Harrison's 74 tour and Laboriel's kid is McCartney's drummer and Lukather is currently on Starr's tour.
Laboriel is seriously underrated. Loved his work on Fagen's "Nightfly" album. Especially "New Frontier". His bass makes that whole song as cool as it is.
I'll see if I can find that video for sure. Thanks for sharing.
