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Thought of this one while watching news of dam failure in central California. Pretty serious event there, with main spillway highly damaged and emergency spillway failing.
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Had to post this one too:
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GrogNerd
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RIP, J Geils
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My favorite Beatles tune (ask me tomorrow). Here's the take on it by Rufus Wainwright. I just listened to both the original and the Rufus version, and they are both equally good I think. But I like the video of the latter - I think it's a very fine piece of art. Enjoy. BTW, I first heard this on a movie called I am Sam. If you are a Beatles fan, you should watch it just for the music. Or find the soundtrack somewhere.
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For some reason this one was always one of my favorites.
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I put that one up a couple of pages ago. Such a cool song...
Fleedwood Mac. 1974, Before Nicks and Buckingham showed up.
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From the album Argus, one of my all time favorites
Apparently as I cross the threshold into officially being old, time themed songs have more appeal.
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This is an interesting song. Having been indoctrinated by Zeppelin, Uriah Heep, Wishbone Ash, Sabbath and Deep Purple I hated(still do) this song, but my brother and his friends(3 years younger) thought it was the greatest song ever.
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A little different..
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GrogNerd
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happy 75th birthday to Brian Wilson!
I tried to find a decent cover version as tribute
there just isn't one
I tried to find a decent cover version as tribute
there just isn't one
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Here's one of my favorite beach boy / Brian Wilson tunes. OK, maybe my favorite. I also like in my room, another slow one. Their best tune had to be sloop john b.
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Neil Diamond's classic, with a english ragaeish tilt.
Neil Diamond's classic, with a english ragaeish tilt.
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Here's a redux that's almost a classic in it's own right.
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From Born to Run. I never really liked Springsteen until I got older and understood what a great poet and son he was to the NE of the USA. This whole album is really wonderful.
Haha, here's how I re-open this thread 
We (someone else on HBT staff) just fixed a bunch of broken video links that resulted from the conversion to the new forum software, so old embedded videos in this thread and elsewhere work now.
BTW, Donny and Marie are retiring from Vegas strip (I was there a couple of months ago and they were headlining one of the big casinos). Here is Donny and brothers, from 1972.
We (someone else on HBT staff) just fixed a bunch of broken video links that resulted from the conversion to the new forum software, so old embedded videos in this thread and elsewhere work now.BTW, Donny and Marie are retiring from Vegas strip (I was there a couple of months ago and they were headlining one of the big casinos). Here is Donny and brothers, from 1972.
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I remember the 1st time I heard this song on the radio...
It was like Agnetha & Frida were singing just to me. Not the 80,000 other people listening to that radio station, just to me.
It was like Agnetha & Frida were singing just to me. Not the 80,000 other people listening to that radio station, just to me.
Frida did OK post-ABBA, too. Phil Collins on drums for this one.
A bluegrass take on a classic tune.
Here is some classic Fleetwood Mac from 1976. This was taken during a practice before a show. Great talent and Stevie Nicks is at the top of her game here.
I miss Jerry...
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