A tune you may not have heard (Page 11/42)
Valkrie9 APR 08, 08:49 PM

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Love Me - Elvis
Valkrie9 APR 11, 01:23 AM
School of Rock, ' End of the Line '
Joni ?
Music Videos
You may find something you like.

' Three of a Perfect Pair '
What I found I like.
Valkrie9 APR 14, 11:05 AM

Tune popped up this morning, stimulating great memories from that time, man, I was in love with her.
Hope she's doing well, last I heard she joined a group bound for Nashville, she could sing.
Lindsey Buckingham's Impossible picking song
Rumours of Fleetwood Mac



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Jan 19, 2023
Rumours Of Fleetwood Mac, the playlist, 2 days ago

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Silentassassin185 APR 20, 10:52 AM
My music taste is all over the place so let's go a couple directions here.

Adriano Celentano Bonus points if you know the story behind the song


Scott H Biram. The man performed a concert a month after a head on collision with a semi at Austin's Continental Club playing from a wheelchair with an I.V. still dangling from his arm.


Jamie Berry. Not sure what rabbit hole led me to electro-swing but I still find my way back to it from time to time.

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williegoat APR 20, 11:59 AM
Patrick APR 20, 03:51 PM

A great cover of a Jefferson Airplane classic.
williegoat APR 20, 04:58 PM
Here are a couple of tunes I'll bet you haven't heard. Tuareg Rock, also known as Desert Blues (Sahara Desert, that is).



Metal fans, pay attention to this next guy.



Hopefully a light bulb just came on in a few people's heads. Culture come full circle, can you hear it? I have talked about it before.

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williegoat APR 20, 06:07 PM
Here is an intermediate stop along the circle, a tune that everyone has heard.

1963


Who can tell me Dick Dale's cultural heritage?

Now listen to two other versions of the same "surf era classic":

1927


I really like this next one. The girl has some very Ian Anderson style chops.

2011


Everything old is new again.

Now, what started me down this particular "rabbit hole" was the song posted by Patrick above. If you listen to Jorma's intro in the original, it becomes obvious that "White Rabbit" is another example of the Phrygian mode, which is the basis for a lot of middle eastern music.

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williegoat APR 21, 09:39 AM
How about a bowed electric sitar on the streets of Mexico?



The band is called Cosmic Bureaucracy and the song is "Ironic Dreams".

Definitivamente fuera de la caja!

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Valkrie9 APR 30, 12:18 AM

Norwegian Woods, chiseled, scraped into shape.
Good riffs, chops, yep.


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CharlesBerthoud ........

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