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The Big Boys Continue To Roll The Stones, With Good Music And Having A Lot Of Fun!

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Hate To See You Go. Originally by Little Walter but it shows the Stones at their bluesy best and Jagger does a damned good job on the blues harp.

 

[Primus pilus]

They As Always Just Want To Have Fun! Like The Rolling Stones!

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And if anyone notices the car they weren't watching Kristen Stewart closely enough .

 

[Eulalia]

Oh God that music's so sexy, you could torture me to it for hours!

 

[Primus pilus]

Oh God that music's so sexy, you could torture me to it for hours!

What? And have you distracted? Or worse..enjoying the experience

Perhaps some aural torture along the lines of Tiny Tim falsetto voice and his ukelele .

 

[Eulalia]

Never heard him, but it does indeed sound horrendous

 

[Primus pilus]

Never heard him, but it does indeed sound horrendous

This morning's punishment eulalia .

And Pp apologises to music lovers everywhere.

 

[Eulalia]

Oh God no, not that ... aaaaaaargh!

(I'll give a 'like', for your apology to music-lovers )

 

[Naraku]

I just realized; if Tiny Tim were around today he would be the biggest star on the internet. Truly a man ahead of his time.

 

[jacksjg89]

Not my favorite song of his, but there's something about the lyric "The string on her finger was all she wore.

 

[Darkprincess69]

This morning's punishment eulalia .

And Pp apologises to music lovers everywhere.

Kind of reminds me of a younger Ross Noble LOL

 

[Primus pilus]

Not my favorite song of his, but there's something about the lyric "The string on her finger was all she wore.

It looks like Derek Ryan plays the tune in Bb but if you add the chords into Liam Clancy's version it looks like she tied a very different string around her finger......

But the [G]string on her finger was [C]all she wore

It's a nice simple tune to play if someone is learning guitar.

 

[windar]

My favorite song by a band I really like, Dawes. Saw them do it live this past summer. The lyrics are pretty strong.

 

[Primus pilus]

My favorite song by a band I really like, Dawes. Saw them do it live this past summer. The lyrics are pretty strong.

Thanks Windar. Enjoyed it enough to buy the Nothing is Wrong album. Found the chord chart too so Pp will sit down tonight with a guitar.

But what is about that piano lead-in that is stuck in Pp's ear. It is so damned familiar.

 

[windar]

Thanks Windar. Enjoyed it enough to buy the Nothing is Wrong album. Found the chord chart too so Pp will sit down tonight with a guitar.

But what is about that piano lead-in that is stuck in Pp's ear. It is so damned familiar.

They are heavily influenced by Jackson Browne, so they may have lifted it from him I also recommend "All Your Favorite Bands" from 2015.

 

[Naraku]

Definite Jackson Browne influence.
I looked it up & Browne actually sang back-up vocals on one track on the album (not this one).
Also, Benmont Tench from Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers played on some tracks (again, not this one) which is also pretty cool in my book.

 

[hornet1ba]

One night i was searching YouTube for 80's song and the first song on my list was Nena 99 Luftballoons and thanks to YouTube found a lot more from this band and i became a fan since.

This is Nena having a little bit of lip-sync problem but she handle it like a pro

Not being fluent in german i'm curious to know what she is saying when the pre-recorded voice is not playing.

I'm not sure but i think that on german TV they did playback the music and the singer voice and the singer was expected to sing over their own voice.

 

[jacksjg89]

Here's a song to feel like a badass to.

 

[Naraku]

Here's a song to feel like a badass to.

Sounds a bit like Ennio Morricone's The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Not a bad choice of influences. The greatest film composer ever and still going strong at 88.

 

[jacksjg89]

Sounds a bit like Ennio Morricone's The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Not a bad choice of influences. The greatest film composer ever and still going strong at 88.

abdolutely of course.

 

[Gibbs505]

Sounds a bit like Ennio Morricone's The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. Not a bad choice of influences. The greatest film composer ever and still going strong at 88.

I always liked the 'Long Walk' in the "Wild Bunch."