Ohmsen wrote: 
This reminds me of times years ago when I would first see that some band, like the Rolling Stones, really knew what they were doing.

Eddie Cochran - Summertime Blues

Lovelovelove "Screenwriter's Blues". The bass playing alone is a joy. 

 rhahl wrote:
 

The part where the guitar comes in is my ringtone. Universal approval when my phone rings.

Some days I really miss this guy. You know, the guy that was Sheryl Crow's boyfriend and songwriter and keyboardist and she went to fame without crediting him... That guy.

The guy that had the guts to perform Lamb Lies Down, start to finish, at Progfest.

KEVIN GILBERT

The Velvet Underground - Foggy Notion

 sirdroseph wrote: 
That was a very cool selection of photos. 

 rhahl wrote:
 

About once or twice a year I wind up on the Youtube going thru Mickey Jupp videos, which is cool how Youtube suggests stuff that don't make sense and then you look it up and it's a song he wrote. 

Mickey Jupp - Cheque Book

The Alligator Wine - Shotgun

Just Drums and Old-School Keyboards. Dance !! 

If you liked it, you'll like them Live too, i think:

Drunk on my skin

Have Fun

Cheers

Thanks very much, buddy, for posting The Who medley from Live at Leeds. My brother brought that album home from college and I appropriated it. My neighbors and I listened to that

VERY LOUD & VERY OFTEN

in my teenage  years.


My submission: the best version of "Kashmir" that Led Zep's ever done. Jason Bonham on drums.

Ian Hunter - One of the Boys (Live)