daily music fix

[southkogs]

Original tune by from my brother's band in Michigan. All retired veterans:

... oh ... and John Sebastian.

 

[Mc Tool]

This girl is brilliant

 

[Mc Tool]

Original tune by from my brother's band in Michigan. All retired veterans:

... oh ... and John Sebastian.

I recall hearing Jim Morrison introducing John Sebastian on one of my Doors lp's.

 

[sphelps]

Wow , these guys are young on Carson .

 

[redneck joe]

Watching that suggested this. I love watching this, you can really tell they are all good and just a bunch of dudes jamming.

 

[redneck joe]

A few years ago I read up on elvin, the other guitar player. Pretty amazing career and one song everyone knows but by watching that video you would never put him with that song. He majors in physics in college, family murdered and at 82 still shows up occasionally. Ammunition released in 2020 at 76 years old was nominated. Pretty amazing imo.

Elvin Bishop - Wikipedia

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[roscoe]

 

[aspeck]

That is GREAT!

 

[FLATHEAD]

Saturday free concert here. Got too buggy and I bugged out. These guys were pretty good all 60’s and 70’s rock.

 

[redneck joe]

I get whole body goosebumps everything i wat h this

2.8M views · 136K reactions | Aura. Freddie Mercury’s iconic 'Ay-Oh' vocal warm-ups, notably at Live Aid 1985, were a genius crowd engagement tactic. During Queen’s set at Wembley, he led 72,000 fans in call-and-response, fine-tuning his voice mid-s

Aura. Freddie Mercury’s iconic 'Ay-Oh' vocal warm-ups, notably at Live Aid 1985, were a genius crowd engagement tactic. During Queen’s set at Wembley, he led 72,000 fans in call-and-response,...

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[tphoyt]

One of the greatest entertainers ever for sure.

 

[dwco5051]

That is GREAT!

Somehow I seem to remember that group but I think they were called Shad Rap, Me Shak. and Ben Degp back then and were a pretty hot group.

 

[Mc Tool]

I get whole body goosebumps everything i wat h this

2.8M views · 136K reactions | Aura. Freddie Mercury’s iconic 'Ay-Oh' vocal warm-ups, notably at Live Aid 1985, were a genius crowd engagement tactic. During Queen’s set at Wembley, he led 72,000 fans in call-and-response, fine-tuning his voice mid-s

Aura. Freddie Mercury’s iconic 'Ay-Oh' vocal warm-ups, notably at Live Aid 1985, were a genius crowd engagement tactic. During Queen’s set at Wembley, he led 72,000 fans in call-and-response,...

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I know what you mean Joe but for me it was never Queen . Goose bumps and quivering mess would be Pink Floyd "Coming back to life" Fender 50th anniversary

 

[redneck joe]

Had not seen that until now and while David gives me a different kind of chill bumps, for me it it the audience interaction of Freddy that imo no one else ever had. That is a wireless electric energy that not sure will ever be duplicated.

 

[redneck joe]

It's like trying to decide the best pizza, the answers will never agree and the quest will (hopefully) never end.

 

[Mc Tool]

Had not seen that until now and while David gives me a different kind of chill bumps, for me it it the audience interaction of Freddy that imo no one else ever had. That is a wireless electric energy that not sure will ever be duplicated.

Ah well then Tom Petty "Breakdown " the audience sings the whole 1st verse . Freddy sure was a charismatic person .