Nostalgic Music Thread

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Not much better than this:

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Some Otis ....
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Oh, and the dancin' gals ......

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Pneumonic said:
Oh, and the dancin' gals ......
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Boy, I'll say.....loved that part, and the song is good too :toast:


My all time favorite Motown tune, performed by Motown's first superstar:

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Song: Summer In The City
Artist: The Lovin' Spoonful

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It was -8 °F at my house this morning, so I needed a reminder that summer is still possible. :D

Oh, and back in the day, John Sebastian was a huge talent.
 
Strawbs, 1973 - brilliant little catchy tune, so British:

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Forgot about that Strawbs song, RN. Thanks.

Any T-Rex, Marc Bolan fans around?

Here's some early stuff:

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I remember practicing like crazy to try to learn this on piano back when I was a kid.

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Heard this Jerry Jeff gem on Sirius today - it was another KTCL staple:

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Pneumonic said:
I remember practicing like crazy to try to learn this on piano back when I was a kid.
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Now, I wish we had film/video of that! :toast:
 
RoadNasty said:
Heard this Jerry Jeff gem on Sirius today - it was another KTCL staple:

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Now, I wish we had film/video of that! :toast:
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Thanks Nasty, my dead memory can use all the assistance available.

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BostonTim said:
Thanks Nasty, my dead memory can use all the assistance available.
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My pleasure BT, you guys have done the same for me many times!

LA Freeway is another great song from Jerry Jeff.

He seems to excel doing some of these "ballads" - this is one of them:

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When I think of Walker I remember this Neil Diamond song spinning on my parents jukebox with Jerry Jeff Walker prominently displayed on that 45 record

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Pneumonic, you'll like David Bromberg's version of this, about mid way he talks about the experience Jerry Jeff had that proved to be the catalyst for the song:


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RoadNasty said:
Pneumonic, you'll like David Bromberg's version of this, about mid way he talks about the experience Jerry Jeff had that proved to be the catalyst for the song:


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Awesome first time hearing that. Thanks.
 
Lisining to Bromberg's description of Bojangles being in a drunk tank, how about this nostalgic tale of the late great Roy Buchanan.

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RoadNasty said:
Pneumonic, you'll like David Bromberg's version of this, about mid way he talks about the experience Jerry Jeff had that proved to be the catalyst for the song:


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And again my friend. DB is a genius. Great cover. My favorite all time way back to early seventies, "Sharon" (a burlesque Queen) AWESOME STUFF.

SAW HIM (and Sharon) LIVE IN CAMBRIDGE, late eighties.


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Cheers
 
Song: Dreams
Artist: The Cranberries

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RIP Dolores O'Riordan
 
Pneumonic said:
Lisining to Bromberg's description of Bojangles being in a drunk tank, how about this nostalgic tale of the late great Roy Buchanan.
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Yes, you bet Pneumonic, what a talent, and what a shame.

Love Roy's jangling guitar paired with the organ in this live version of "Can I Change my Mind?


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RoadNasty said:
Yes, you bet Pneumonic, what a talent, and what a shame.

Love Roy's jangling guitar paired with the organ in this live version of "Can I Change my Mind?


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Oh, yeah. This is in constant rotation on my playlists. Splendid group of musicians. Roy had some serious magic in them fingers.
 
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