With the void left my Boonie, I'm going to fill it with much less interesting/diverse music posts.

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Good stuff!

Here's something different: Mean Mary

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Good Monday mornin' to y'all!!

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One night, while drunk, he used a straight razor to cut off his extra finger.

Diverse like "Japanese funk"

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Japanese Funk, that's cool. I didn't even know that was a thing.

How about sitar blues?



One of these days, I'm going to have to learn to play the sitar.

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quote Originally posted by williegoat: Japanese Funk, that's cool. I didn't even know that was a thing. How about sitar blues? One of these days, I'm going to have to learn to play the sitar.

New to me

That is interesting, it reminded me of the intro to "Spanish Moon" by the world's greatest band (well, at least my favorite since I was about 20 years old)
I love the sound of conga drums. I just bought a set last week.

This cut is from 1977:

I didn't know this

quote Originally posted by 2.5: I didn't know this

If you never have, you should read up on Les Paul. I'll bet you would find him interesting.

http://www.les-paul.com/timeline/les-the-inventor/

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Just posting to see if anyone else is in the thread besides you and I Willie.

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Ha! That reminded me of this Pat Boone album. Many thought he had finally gone over the edge. Some of us knew it was a very short walk.

Don't listen if you don't want it stuck in your head. I find this remix hauntingly beautiful.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVQ-vbEgdQ4

This stuff will always carry me back to a time when the world promised so much adventure.





It is a shame that Gram Parsons has gone largely forgotten, but Emmylou Harris and the sound of a steel guitar will forever have a hypnotic effect on me.

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quote Originally posted by Fiero2m4Fastback: I find this remix hauntingly beautiful

Go from 1:10 and just wait for it...

I can get lost so easy in this '70s country-rock. Back when the only thing we hated worse than Jimmy Carter was disco, and as long as you had a motorcycle to take you to the next bar and the next girl, life was good.







I could go on forever......