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pupupuchi28
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'Munbe Va' covered by Shankar Tucker, search youtube. I find it better than the original one.
Not getting much time to enjoy music of late, but tonite am just gonna unwind & chill
Couple of Bands that I just discovered today due thanks to a friend of mine - really good ones & I can't imagine how quickly I connected to the bands through their songs, guess its that '70s thing thats working as it always does in my case
The original - now I cannot imagine how i used to listen to the version Bananrama did in the '80s :sad: it just plain sucks in comparison to the original.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auoArgmzqN4&feature=related
The Shocking Blue - Send Me A Postcard - YouTube
Shocking Blue - Demon Lover - YouTube
Am totally hooked to this one now
Focus - Hocus Pocus Live '73 - YouTube
Bet these tracks sound awesome on Vinyl :licklips:
Anyone have them on Vinyl???
Hi
My wife's old LP
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rraghuram
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@musicbee: nice to know there are Rory fans here. I have most of his music, I haven't heard this one though! How is it?
It is good. Good guitar riffs. Deuce is still his best IMHO.
I got 5 of his CDs as a package for $20 from Amazon. Good investment too.
Amazon.com: Original Album Classics: Rory Gallagher: Music
pupupuchi28
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Seth Lakeman - Blacksmith's Prayer - YouTube
Very earthy sound and lyrics that are close to nature.
Just reminded me of a song by Bilal Khan, 'LAMHA' ( a pakistani singer) from the underground scene over there. Pretty similar chords used.
Very earthy sound and lyrics that are close to nature.
Just reminded me of a song by Bilal Khan, 'LAMHA' ( a pakistani singer) from the underground scene over there. Pretty similar chords used.
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Self correction: I was under the impression that Lilac Wine is a Jeff Buckley composition as his rendition was the first I had ever heard of this song. The actual writer is James Shelton, and apparently, it has been covered by lots of artists, starting 1950! Here's an incomplete list: Second Hand Songs - Recording: Lilac Wine - Barb Jungr (incomplete because it doesn't mention Jeff Beck's cover mentioned in my original post)
rraghuram
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Ah, Jeff Beck and JLH for you is it! I am dying to hear Beck's Live at Ronnie Scott on a reasonably high end system, just to experience "A day in the life of" and "Nadia" in all their musical glory! My iPod doesn't do justice to it. Right now it is G3, the first one. At the risk of inviting the wrath of Instrumental Rock fans here, here's a quick & dirty review: great playing, good for a couple of listens. In descending order of musicality - Eric Johnson;Satriani;Vai (ducks to avoid Vai fan assault!) 
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What have your discoveries been like? Downloaded Allan Taylor(folky) and Dhaher Youssef (World music!?). Will let you know my ears feel about them!
Shine on.
!What have your discoveries been like? Downloaded Allan Taylor(folky) and Dhaher Youssef (World music!?). Will let you know my ears feel about them!
Shine on.
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Waltz for Debbie - Bill Evans Trio
'My Foolish Heart', 'Waltz for Debby', 'My Romance', and 'Some Other Time' are melodies that, in Bill's hands, remain clear and fresh no matter how many times you play them. Synergy gains new meaning with Scott LaFaro (on double bass) & Paul Motian's (on drums) fantastic support.
'My Foolish Heart', 'Waltz for Debby', 'My Romance', and 'Some Other Time' are melodies that, in Bill's hands, remain clear and fresh no matter how many times you play them. Synergy gains new meaning with Scott LaFaro (on double bass) & Paul Motian's (on drums) fantastic support.
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Not exactly "right now" but "right now last night" it was Allan Taylor -Colour to the Moon. A folkie who sounds like Mark Knopfler at times! Gotta listen again.
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