OT: Weekend Jukebox
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But me and my buddies all got lifetime here. The studio version is one of the most intense rock performances I've ever heard (not that this one isn't great too).
Friday (5/31) was the birthday of the late, great, Donald Lytle. He was more commonly known by his stage name, Johnny Paycheck. To celebrate, his most famous song:
Friday (5/31) was the birthday of the late, great, Peter Yarrow. He was a founding member and songwriter for Peter, Paul & Mary. To celebrate:
Friday (5/31) was the birthday of the late, great, John Bonham. He was a founding member, and the drummer, of Led Zeppelin. To celebrate:
Friday (5/31) was the birthday of the late, great, Vicki Sue Robinson. She had a varied career as a broadway performer, a background singer, and as a jingle singer. She also had some success as a soloist. She was the first to record "Turn the Beat Around," which reached the top 10 in the USA. Gloria Estefan later attained great success with her cover of the song. To celebrate:
Sometimes you can’t always get what you want.
Primal, psychedelic, in your face. Just ******* excellent.
What's amazing about Led Zeppelin is how much musical sound comes from only 2 people playing "melodic musical" instruments and a drummer. But that's just one guitar and one bass making that depth of musical tone. It's pretty darn amazing. I guess Plants voice is the third melodic instrument in mix. But the main groove in this song is just bass and guitar. Really impressive
Moms drove a galaxie 500 (blue) would fill it with wood girls and hit those judge Friday nite dances, beers in da trunk
Perhaps the most disappointing post-inaugural album rock group ever. At least they have enough hits and covers to complete a concert.
Saturday (6/1) is the birthday of Alanis Morissette. To celebrate, the song that she's most known for:
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