Maggie’s Song of the day.
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This should have been yesterday's song of the day, but I suck at time management.
RIP, Billy Joe. Wooooo Outlaw Country!
RIP, Billy Joe. Wooooo Outlaw Country!
No, no, no! Dammit!!! I woke up this morning and started listening to Billy. I had no idea until I read this...
May you Rest In Peace Billy, go with God. Tell Eddy hi for me please.
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And another great one gone. Fuck 2020.
Whelp... here is where I landed and the night is young:
Older fucks - you prolly know the deal.
Younger fucks - you should know the deal. Listen.
Older fucks - you prolly know the deal.
Younger fucks - you should know the deal. Listen.
Going down a Chris Stapleton rabbit hole. Man what flawless harmony.
You know, that BP thang
You know, that BP thang
I can’t stop
Ok last one. Guitar player is a buddy of mine although he probably deny it. Took some lessons from him. One of those assholes that can play anything with strings 
Must have been mine today too - I dig this guy; don't believe I've heard him before. Thanks for sharing that.
Haha! I remember my Mother wanting Out of the Blue for her birthday... Dad bought the record, wrapped it, and put that is was from me (I was 7). So I know ELO and I know records. Do I know the deal?
P.S. I also remember Velvet Revolver covering Can't Get it Out of my Head (and listing it as an ELO cover) and wondering if 99% of the people listening asking what the hell an ELO was... <sigh>
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Whoa. Lotta stuff goin' on in this place today.
BB King - I spent so much time in his place in Memphis, waiting to meet him, his damn band knew me. LOL. I missed so many old blues dudes (croaking) while in the Army, one of my biggest joys was to have all 3 of my kids see him when he passed thru. The USO actually got me awesome seats up front and center.
Hot tuna. Damn. Just, damn. Glad I'm not the only one. And it doesn't surprise me you have that Judas Priest thing going on there. mid-to late 70's Priest was great.
The Allmans. Shiiiiiit. I am looking at my two Coricidan bottles and wishing I could do more.
And yes- if'n ya recall ELO. You get cool points in my book.
The 70's. Fuckin' awesome. Don't let them tell you otherwise.
EDIT: Zappa was so God damn smart he left me in the dust. His tunes were hit or miss for me, but damn they always had talent and I remember him fighting against Tipper fucking Gore. Very smart dude musically and otherwise.
Now I gotta find something that amuses me to post here.
BB King - I spent so much time in his place in Memphis, waiting to meet him, his damn band knew me. LOL. I missed so many old blues dudes (croaking) while in the Army, one of my biggest joys was to have all 3 of my kids see him when he passed thru. The USO actually got me awesome seats up front and center.
Hot tuna. Damn. Just, damn.
Glad I'm not the only one. And it doesn't surprise me you have that Judas Priest thing going on there. mid-to late 70's Priest was great.The Allmans. Shiiiiiit. I am looking at my two Coricidan bottles and wishing I could do more.
And yes- if'n ya recall ELO. You get cool points in my book.
The 70's. Fuckin' awesome. Don't let them tell you otherwise.
EDIT: Zappa was so God damn smart he left me in the dust. His tunes were hit or miss for me, but damn they always had talent and I remember him fighting against Tipper fucking Gore. Very smart dude musically and otherwise.
Now I gotta find something that amuses me to post here.
Pulled up "Don't Bring Me Down" and let YouTube roll from there...
ELO - The Ballad of Horace Wimp
Fleetwood Mac - Tusk
Sweet - Ballroom Blitz
and it just keeps going! Just wondering when old Hall and Oats, Logins and Messina, etc are?
ELO - The Ballad of Horace Wimp
Fleetwood Mac - Tusk
Sweet - Ballroom Blitz
and it just keeps going! Just wondering when old Hall and Oats, Logins and Messina, etc are?
LOL - took my woman to Nashville to catch Hall and Oates. Not that long ago. Feeling old.
Anyhoo. Was gonna do the Traveling Wilbury's, because... "musicians." But instead remembered this one.
Bowie was dating some Somalian super model, and Steinberger guitars were new. There were two brothers in this band. One was Reeves and he was noticing the AC fucking with his pickups, so he tried an electric drill in front of his pickups (I think before Eddie Van Halen). And they did bluesy covers. So there was that.
Tin Machine in the late 80's (hard to find video, damn):
Don't get me started on David Byrne. Another weirdo who absolutely crushed it.Not overly cool-but musically interesting for sure. That chick on the bass was great. Tina Weymouth? Sumpthin'.
If you dig these folks: Southern Culture on the Skids. An opinion.
Not overly cool-but musically interesting for sure. That chick on the bass was great. Tina Weymouth? Sumpthin'.
If you dig these folks: Southern Culture on the Skids. An opinion.
LMAO. Just saw your sig.
My view is:
Half full... blah blah blah.
Half empty blah blah blah.
Me? I see room to add vodka. Just sayin'. Again.
Fuck yeah, man! Camel Walk for the win!!!!
Not overly cool-but musically interesting for sure. That chick on the bass was great. Tina Weymouth? Sumpthin'.
If you dig these folks: Southern Culture on the Skids. An opinion.
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P.S. I'm a gin guy but I'm picking up what you're laying down!
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I think this started me in this thread. They are hysterical.
"Dirt track date"
"Fried Chicken and gasoline"
From the Carolinas I believe. But I woulda hung with them in Georgia-just sayin'.
SCOTS are great stuff, have most of their albums. They started in Chapel Hill, NC in the early 80's.
Never heard of this guy, but wow what an opening! Great song, thanks for sharing that.
Just came across this one. For all you pickers.
