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[Music] What's the best song you have heard today? Share it here.
- Thread starter Super Steve Earle
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Dear, Dear Ken the Bruce
Lenny Kravitz ripping it up back in 1993, and the lady tearing up the drums (Cindy Blackman) is married to Carlos Santana.
This is a mate’s band, they’ve had a great weekend with this being released and The Albion winning as they are fans.
I guess it’s kind of Beatles-esque with the acoustic sound, but with a very different type of voice.
https://open.spotify.com/track/56fKn2NOcDocPmboOG9nBH?si=q2PmmSBFRqyECezZFbkUpQ
https://youtu.be/-Mj9aSNDu7Q
I guess it’s kind of Beatles-esque with the acoustic sound, but with a very different type of voice.
https://open.spotify.com/track/56fKn2NOcDocPmboOG9nBH?si=q2PmmSBFRqyECezZFbkUpQ
https://youtu.be/-Mj9aSNDu7Q
Only one winner today....and its The Long Ryders getting all psychedelic up-country
https://youtu.be/SSkWRe3h_aY
https://youtu.be/SSkWRe3h_aY
26 years ago apparently - doesn't feel that long. Is "caught by the fuzz" still a phrase or saying that is used?
studio150
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Sorry. Balls up. Anyway, I didn't post yesterday. This trumps Frozen Autumn tonight.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qy591bEsC_I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qy591bEsC_I
Unashamedly, my soul keeps bringing me back to adored favourites.
It’s Tuesday, here’s today’s choice. New Dawn Fades, at 0:30, one of the greatest songs ever written.
Heard on DID - Chris Riddell. He had an unusual and interesting playlist, of which this particularly appealed.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Thanks - I’ll take a listen. Love her voice and the lyrics are exceptional.
pearl
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Lockdown has led me to the work of Bob Dylan (who'd have thought) As a teenager (in the 70s) I was into Hendrix-ie stuff, then Iggy, Patti Smith etc ... then Punk (briefly) ... so, last night's
https://youtu.be/61rqpnLYS0g
https://youtu.be/61rqpnLYS0g
pearl
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Heard this on the radio yesterday, beautiful song and although written in the late 60's is as poignant and relevant today as it was then.
surlyseagull
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- Aug 23, 2008
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Brighton lass,singer and songwritter Flossy Jones good songs lovely vocals check her out, having good revues from a number of people i.e itsallindie.com turtletempo.co.uk and amazing radio along with sussex/surrey radio, radio reverb.
Just love up and coming singers/ bands especially local and go to many gigs and always nice when you hear a singer/ band and think wow thats pretty good and could just make it and I heard it first in its raw stage.
Jeez I hope this comes out ok guys appologies if not
Icy Gull
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