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Bobby
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norah jones on saxaphone
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The Band Concert - Winterland (San Francisco, CA) Nov 25, 1976
The Band | Winterland | San Francisco, CA | Nov 25, 1976 - WolfgangsVault.com
"...Following nearly 18 years of live performing, as both backing musicians and eventually as headliners, the Band had reached a crossroads in 1976. The group's seemingly effortless virtuosity, Robbie Robertson's literary gift for writing cinematic songs that captured a deep sense of Americana (despite being Canadian), and a wonderfully organic sound had made the Band one of the most admired and respected musical institutions on the planet. Having created some of the most gloriously rich and influential music of the late 1960s and early 1970s, Thanksgiving of 1976 would become both a celebration and a fond farewell from one of the most revered rock groups ever.
Elaborately staged by Bill Graham, the Band's farewell concert was christened "The Last Waltz" and presented on Thanksgiving Day at San Francisco's Winterland Ballroom, the same venue they first debuted as the Band nearly eight years prior. Five thousand lucky attendees would enjoy turkey dinners served at 5pm, followed by ballroom dancing with music provided by the Berkeley Promenade Orchestra. Poets Michael McClure and Lawrence Ferlinghetti would also give readings prior to the 9pm show time. Needless to say, the Last Waltz was the hottest ticket in town and the Band's farewell would go down as one of the most spectacular events in rock history.
To help celebrate this landmark, musical collaborators and significant influences from every stage of the group's career were invited to perform. Over the course of the four-hour concert, the Band not only presented an overview of their own career, but they also served up tasteful accompaniment to an astounding list of guests, including Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell, Eric Clapton, Muddy Waters, Paul Butterfield, Neil Young, Ronnie Hawkins, Dr. John, Bobby Charles, and Neil Diamond. Afterwards, additional friends and guests (including Ringo Starr, Stephen Stills, and Ron Wood) would also take the stage for two spontaneous jam sessions, before the Band played one final song to close this memorable night..."
The Band | Winterland | San Francisco, CA | Nov 25, 1976 - WolfgangsVault.com
"...Following nearly 18 years of live performing, as both backing musicians and eventually as headliners, the Band had reached a crossroads in 1976. The group's seemingly effortless virtuosity, Robbie Robertson's literary gift for writing cinematic songs that captured a deep sense of Americana (despite being Canadian), and a wonderfully organic sound had made the Band one of the most admired and respected musical institutions on the planet. Having created some of the most gloriously rich and influential music of the late 1960s and early 1970s, Thanksgiving of 1976 would become both a celebration and a fond farewell from one of the most revered rock groups ever.
Elaborately staged by Bill Graham, the Band's farewell concert was christened "The Last Waltz" and presented on Thanksgiving Day at San Francisco's Winterland Ballroom, the same venue they first debuted as the Band nearly eight years prior. Five thousand lucky attendees would enjoy turkey dinners served at 5pm, followed by ballroom dancing with music provided by the Berkeley Promenade Orchestra. Poets Michael McClure and Lawrence Ferlinghetti would also give readings prior to the 9pm show time. Needless to say, the Last Waltz was the hottest ticket in town and the Band's farewell would go down as one of the most spectacular events in rock history.
To help celebrate this landmark, musical collaborators and significant influences from every stage of the group's career were invited to perform. Over the course of the four-hour concert, the Band not only presented an overview of their own career, but they also served up tasteful accompaniment to an astounding list of guests, including Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell, Eric Clapton, Muddy Waters, Paul Butterfield, Neil Young, Ronnie Hawkins, Dr. John, Bobby Charles, and Neil Diamond. Afterwards, additional friends and guests (including Ringo Starr, Stephen Stills, and Ron Wood) would also take the stage for two spontaneous jam sessions, before the Band played one final song to close this memorable night..."
AdiyanaGrebriel
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At the moment I am listening to Mad by Ne-Yo. Awesome lyrics and I cannot stop listening.
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grubyhalo
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+1. A lot of soul in her voice, though she could improve on the song-writing front. A very promising singer that I've come across in a long, long time...
Ya, indeed a mature voice... and she is here to stay.
Suprising that she is just 23 yrs old.
Lets look forward for some great music from her...
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The Overdose Version
YouTube - Cradle Of Filth - Nymphetamine Overdose subtitulado
The Fix Version
YouTube - Cradle Of Filth - Nymphetamine Fix Gio.avi
Heard the 'fix' version first, got hooked to it & now really like the 'overdose' version:licklips:
Just Heard The Orchestra Version
YouTube - Nymphetamine (Overdose)
Guess something for everyone with these 3 versions
hyeah:
YouTube - Cradle Of Filth - Nymphetamine Overdose subtitulado
The Fix Version
YouTube - Cradle Of Filth - Nymphetamine Fix Gio.avi
Heard the 'fix' version first, got hooked to it & now really like the 'overdose' version:licklips:
Just Heard The Orchestra Version
YouTube - Nymphetamine (Overdose)
Guess something for everyone with these 3 versions
hyeah:
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I just keep listening to this wonderful artist..... Bruno Mars - Doo-Wops and Hooligans
Especially the songs .....
1. Just the way you are
2. Grenade (Just love it)
3. Talking to the moon
4. The lazy song
and others...
Especially the songs .....
1. Just the way you are
2. Grenade (Just love it)
3. Talking to the moon
4. The lazy song
and others...
Oh my god, this is something I would have missed...
Almost fallen in love with this song Love Story. Infact the whole album is awesome.
No doubt that Taylor Swift is beautiful as well as talented with her voice.
Almost fallen in love with this song Love Story. Infact the whole album is awesome.
No doubt that Taylor Swift is beautiful as well as talented with her voice.
baijuxavior
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Passable songs.
Passable songs.
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