What are you listening to right now?
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This morning was listening to Sinner and Dissident Aggressor by Judas Priest. Yesterday stumbled upon Trevor Horn and his Buggles - live version is better than original.
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Originally Posted By: Turk
How about some of this to start your weekend off??
Check out the drumming while being rotated!!
Is that the Girls Girls Girls tour? If so,I was there
How about some of this to start your weekend off??
Check out the drumming while being rotated!!
Is that the Girls Girls Girls tour? If so,I was there
A true gem. RIP Caldwell brothers
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Originally Posted By: JetStar
A true gem. RIP Caldwell brothers
Yes, I was lucky enough to see them both together, LIVE, at least twice (the last one being the big show at the University Of Arizona, circa 1976, where they were the last band on before Fleetwood Mac).
Many ONLY view them as a 'mullet/hillbilly' southern rock type band, BUT, they were innovative, and often had elements of jazz and swing in their many songs.
A true gem. RIP Caldwell brothers
Yes, I was lucky enough to see them both together, LIVE, at least twice (the last one being the big show at the University Of Arizona, circa 1976, where they were the last band on before Fleetwood Mac).
Many ONLY view them as a 'mullet/hillbilly' southern rock type band, BUT, they were innovative, and often had elements of jazz and swing in their many songs.
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Originally Posted By: dailydriver
Originally Posted By: JetStar
A true gem. RIP Caldwell brothers
Yes, I was lucky enough to see them both together, LIVE, at least twice (the last one being the big show at the University Of Arizona, circa 1976, where they were the last band on before Fleetwood Mac).
Many ONLY view them as a 'mullet/hillbilly' southern rock type band, BUT, they were innovative, and often had elements of jazz and swing in their many songs.
I love this one!!
Originally Posted By: JetStar
A true gem. RIP Caldwell brothers
Yes, I was lucky enough to see them both together, LIVE, at least twice (the last one being the big show at the University Of Arizona, circa 1976, where they were the last band on before Fleetwood Mac).
Many ONLY view them as a 'mullet/hillbilly' southern rock type band, BUT, they were innovative, and often had elements of jazz and swing in their many songs.
I love this one!!
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