Maggie’s Song of the day.
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Brunette. But she looks great either way.
Just lost a beautiful family member. Too sad for words.
Somehow, Stevie said it. In words and music.
I'm currently in this most beautiful place-surrounded by what makes me happy, and I'm so sad beyond words.
RIP Kelly.
Life comes fast and hard boys. Damn it.
Somehow, Stevie said it. In words and music.
I'm currently in this most beautiful place-surrounded by what makes me happy, and I'm so sad beyond words.
RIP Kelly.
Life comes fast and hard boys. Damn it.
+1 A friend in high school was a drummer to the center of his soul. He was a good guy but fucking annoying. All the time with the fucking drumming, didn’t matter if it was with a few pens, his fingers, fish sticks , didn’t matter. Every class I had with him(he was a year behind me so blessedly it wasn’t all day) the entire class would tell him to shut the hell up.
But I digress...
I’m sure it has been posted in this thread at least once before but I have to do it again, this can’t be highlighted enough. I’m going to post the entire movie but I’ve been watching “The Weight” and “The Night They Drove Ol Dixie Down” a lot lately. Absolutely amazing
Okay, here is how my mind works.
Driving home from the Northwoods, heard a song I completely forgot. Coverdale/Page (early 90s):
Here is Plant covering Coverdale with Page (yeah, WTF?!):
And then I started thinking about various supergroups around this time (think Asia, Yes, etc).
Page jammed with the Firm (Paul Rodger from Bad Co.)
But going back further there was this Cali band called Y&T. Early 80s. Dave Meniketti reminded me of Sam Hagar with Montrose. But he made me laugh quite a bit as the early 80s was a thing.
Cannot find good audio/video of them, but I believe Meniketti is still around doing his thang. This song in particular made me laugh my teenage ass off.
Bar room boogie:
Yeah, no real point, but remembering my youthful stupidity. "Yesterday and Today" LOL.
Here is the Firm:
Tony Franklin was AWESOME on that "farty" fretless bass. Don't think most folks gave him credit for that. Just saying.
Saturday rando thought.
Driving home from the Northwoods, heard a song I completely forgot. Coverdale/Page (early 90s):
Here is Plant covering Coverdale with Page (yeah, WTF?!):
And then I started thinking about various supergroups around this time (think Asia, Yes, etc).
Page jammed with the Firm (Paul Rodger from Bad Co.)
But going back further there was this Cali band called Y&T. Early 80s. Dave Meniketti reminded me of Sam Hagar with Montrose. But he made me laugh quite a bit as the early 80s was a thing.
Cannot find good audio/video of them, but I believe Meniketti is still around doing his thang. This song in particular made me laugh my teenage ass off.
Bar room boogie:
Yeah, no real point, but remembering my youthful stupidity. "Yesterday and Today" LOL.
Here is the Firm:
Tony Franklin was AWESOME on that "farty" fretless bass. Don't think most folks gave him credit for that. Just saying.
Saturday rando thought.
Got that Coverdale Page somewhere. Forgot about it. Thanks 
Now I gotta find it. 
Now I gotta find it.
Got that Coverdale Page somewhere. Forgot about it. Thanks
That kid is crushing it!
Awesome!
Old guy is fine too... LOL.
Old guys Got some arthritis in the left hand. There’s now some chords I can’t get to. 
It’s all good 
Got some arthritis in the left hand. There’s now some chords I can’t get to. It’s all good
And again. John Mayall’s best guitarist EVER by a country mile.
Let’s hear it
Let’s hear it
Old Les’s hands looked pretty gnarly towards the end. And yet. So I guess I should STFU
Went for a ride in the muscle car today. This is what went on.
SRV. One of those guys that sounded good in the studio but just couldn’t quite pull it off live
Harshing my mellow. Even in jest.
SRV was beyond this world in terms of what he threw out there, IMO.
Dude was plugged into the universe. I originally thought that of Jimi, but thangs change.
Every person who has touched a guitar, and knows what people hear, MUST know what this dude brang to the table. If they are honest.
Every last fucker in this crowd was dead still....
No one ever knew what was coming from that guy. God rest his soul!
SRV. One of those guys that sounded good in the studio but just couldn’t quite pull it off live
I counter with.
I can’t even imagine a connection with your instrument that SRV possessed. Just listening doesn’t cut it. You gotta watch him. The emotions on his face and on his body just flow out of the guitar. God D$&@ I miss him
OK I need a tissue
OK I need a tissue
When the "best" tell you about someone....
It holds weight.
This guy was Magick IMO.
Here is a sample-it has been posted.
When I was able to get my kids in front of BB-it was a huge win. He was still breathing.
BB fucking King.
My kids will NEVER forget that. Seated or not.
They now KNOW!
Stevie passed when I was in Germany. And I am SO close to that place. UGH!
I did it once. Cannot go back. I do not do well with : "legacy."
I file it all away for consideration in the future.
Served me well. So far.
It holds weight.
This guy was Magick IMO.
Here is a sample-it has been posted.
When I was able to get my kids in front of BB-it was a huge win. He was still breathing.
BB fucking King.
My kids will NEVER forget that. Seated or not.
They now KNOW!
Stevie passed when I was in Germany. And I am SO close to that place. UGH!
I did it once. Cannot go back. I do not do well with : "legacy."
I file it all away for consideration in the future.
Served me well. So far.
Just havin a few drinks and jammin. A. I wrong in thinking this is actually a badass jam?
I cant hear cab calloway and not think of the blues brothers lol.
So much talent there.
That was what made it so-crazy talent.
Chess records with guest stars.
I absolutely don't know how he can perform this song during his concerts. The stress you see in this video is undeniable.
For those who don't know, Eric Clapton lost his son Conor in 1991. The 4 year old fell 50 stories from a high rise apartment to his death. I can't imagine the pain he must go through every time he performs this song.
For those who don't know, Eric Clapton lost his son Conor in 1991. The 4 year old fell 50 stories from a high rise apartment to his death. I can't imagine the pain he must go through every time he performs this song.
