Nostalgic Music Thread
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I remember one night when there were about 9 of us sitting around at 3AM, in a state we can all identify from our youth, sitting around hollering this one at the top of our lungs. Woke up the God-squadders downstairs. Good times...
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Love Vincent. The song. The man and his tragic life. His Art.
And one of music's all-time great sentiments:
But I could have told you, Vincent
This world was never meant for one as beautiful as you
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I left in November 69. Got sent to Antartica for 6 months then 2 months in New Zealand before going home.Looked it up. It was released in April '69, the very month I returned home from my 3rd tour.
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from 2+ years in Vietnam straight to 6 mos in Antarctica. Man in personnel got a sick sense of humour.
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It was a great way to get 2 months paid in New Zealand. I had some skills that made the Antarctica trip something they gave me a great bonis for.from 2+ years in Vietnam straight to 6 mos in Antarctica. Man in personnel got a sick sense of humour.
Song: Running On Empty
Artist: Jackson Browne
David Lindley on slide starting at 1:40 or so and again at the 4:00 mark.
RIP David. You and Jackson and Rosemary Butler recorded some of the iconic songs of the 1970s.
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Artist: Jackson Browne
David Lindley on slide starting at 1:40 or so and again at the 4:00 mark.
RIP David. You and Jackson and Rosemary Butler recorded some of the iconic songs of the 1970s.
David Lindley, ‘Musician’s Musician’ to the Rock Elite, Dies at 78
He worked with a wide range of luminaries, most notably Jackson Browne, and there was seemingly no stringed instrument he couldn’t play.
David Lindley, Multi-Instrumentalist Who Shaped the Sound of Soft Rock, Dead at 78
Lindley collaborated with the likes of Jackson Browne, Dolly Parton, Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, Toto, Rod Stewart, and Joe Walsh
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Song: These Days
Artist: Jackson Browne
Another fine song enhanced by David Lindley's work.
Artist: Jackson Browne
Another fine song enhanced by David Lindley's work.
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I think yinz know why I am posting this one. RIP.
BTW I'll remember you until I leave, too.
Thank you.
All gone now. Life.
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BTW I'll remember you until I leave, too.
Thank you.
All gone now. Life.
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Never a fan of Lynyrd Skynyrd
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Sad.
Must be how we grew up.
You missed out .JMO.
Epic song. Most agree. My generation anyway.
In fact, I yell out Freebird many times to my wife's consternation.
Anyway, this ost was for the last surviving member, and now he's gone. Just remembering him.
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Many bands have past on. Some by there own doing. We all have different reasons for the bands / music we chose to connect with.
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Likewise for the most part, they just never did it for me - but I did like "Call Me the Breeze" though.
From the south groups like the Allman Brothers, Marshall Tucker Band, Charlie Daniels Band, ZZ Top - all those guys were superb.
RoadNasty
This Train'll Stop at Tucumcari
David Lindley and El Rayo-X - "Tiki Torches at Twilight" - great tune:
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Song: Call Me The Breeze
Artist: J.J. Cale
The original version. I agree that the Lynyrd Skynyrd version is very good, too.
Song: What's Going On
Artist: Marvin Gaye
Artist: Marvin Gaye
RoadNasty
This Train'll Stop at Tucumcari
If you ever jilted by a woman, this is the song for you - This Ol Cowboy. Savor it with a good whiskey.
Such a great groove, the drum fills are superb, Charlie Daniel's on fiddle, the piano, flute, & guitar are great too - along with Toy Caldwell's soft, sad, and "it's time to move on" lyrics:
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Such a great groove, the drum fills are superb, Charlie Daniel's on fiddle, the piano, flute, & guitar are great too - along with Toy Caldwell's soft, sad, and "it's time to move on" lyrics:
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