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  • Sven
    edited February 16
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  • Sven
    edited February 16
    February 14th was Valentine day. I have the fortune to marry to my wife for 30 years. This tune by Roberta Flack, First Time Ever i Saw Your Face.
  • Sven
    edited February 16
    These dark days filled with upheavals across the globe. This tune by Blue Osyster Cult, Don’t Fear the Reaper captures the moment:
  • DrVenture
    As an early fan of BOC, I was not initially a big fan of Don't Fear The Reaper. It has really grown on me though, so thanks @sven

    This is, by far, my favorite BOC tune. Such superb lyrics and guitar work in this live version:

  • Sven
    Learning new music everyday. I come to appreciate the lyrics and meaning behind them as you have showed me. So thank you @DeVenture.

    Another tune i like about protesting against the Vietnam war from the Guess Who, American Woman .
    The meaning of the song from Randy Bachman is provided below.
  • DrVenture
    edited February 16
    The Guess Who was the first rock band I ever saw live. And my first "real" date with a girl!

    It was at the Arie Crown Theater in Chicago 1974. And a very good show. Thanks @Sven

    Great clip about the origins of The Guess Who. I have a lot of Guess Who albums. My favorite Guess Who song is actually a deep cut, called "Orly". I love the banging piano. And violin.


  • CrashCrash
    +1.
  • DrVenture
    edited February 17
    Natalie Merchant - Always as much fun to watch, as listen to.

  • MarkMark
    Mary J. Blige & U2 - One

  • CrashCrash
    Great tunes, all. Ya, Natalie Merchant is such a talent. Words fail. And gorgeous. Years back, with 10,000 Maniacs, I wanted to have her children. Hey, Jack Kerouac:
  • Observant1
    edited February 19
    Billy Preston played on seven Rolling Stones albums and on the Beatles Abbey Road
    and Let it Be albums. He also collaborated with scores of other musicians.
    “Will It Go Round in Circles” is a number 1 hit that he recorded in the 70s.
    I haven't heard this song in a very long time.

  • Observant1
    edited February 19
    Billy Preston performs a funky little number called "Outa Space" from the I Wrote A Simple Song album.

  • DrVenture
    Thanks @Observant1

    I'd forgotten about Preston's work with The Beatles and The Stones.
  • CrashCrash
    Concert For Bangladesh! "That's The Way God Planned It." Just not the way everybody might choose.
    https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Edq5OYGm--c
  • MarkMark
    3 more years and then we can get back to this:

  • CrashCrash
    That performance was astoundingly great! And the bowlers on everyone's head in the chorus. Yes, I've watched this many, many times. Never gets old. Impeach and remove, and we could get back to it SOONER!
  • CrashCrash
    edited February 24
    "Babe, I'm Gonna Leave You." Led Zeppelin.
  • DrVenture
    Great performances. Thanks @Mark & @Crash
  • MarkMark
    @Crash - yup I'm all for getting back to it sooner and you're absolutely right about the chorus. Takes it up to whole different level.
  • CrashCrash
    Last night, on YouTube: the ENTIRE Concert for George, 2002, 1-year after G. Harrison's death.
  • MarkMark
    NICE!
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