WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO?

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I'm listening and watching a DVD :  "The Doobie Brothers Live at Wolf Trap".  It was filmed in 2004  just after the Doobies reunited.  Most of the original members are present, especially the front men : Tom Johnston,  Pat Simmons,  and John McFee. The quality of their harmonies is unbelievable, you swear it's 1975 again.  Much as I like the Beach Boys,  The Eagles, Three Dog Night, or Crosby Stills & Nash , NO group can harmonize like the Doobies. ! To listen to the opening of "Another Park Another Sunday" just gives the goosebumps. Anyone heard this disc ?  If so how did you like it  Posted by firstwalt

I cannot recall it but then I have listened to thousands over the years. Lol.  Thanks for sharing.

Hi...music..gotta have it..i ride the bus 6 days a week and have a ipod...i JAM out to AC/DC...OZZY..and old Cinderella..its gets me to work and home...anybody else.??

Thinking oh the Doobie Brothers made me think of Gary Moore. Not sure why but I miss his music. Here is one of my favs Still got the Blues.  Rip Gary. Hope you are with Phil in that band in the sky!

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Hi...music..gotta have it..i ride the bus 6 days a week and have a ipod...i JAM out to AC/DC...OZZY..and old Cinderella..its gets me to work and home...anybody else.?? Posted by straightsherry52

I ride the bus too and the iPod is a great way to do it!  Like all the classic rockers and lots of others too! thanks for the post!

   I was reminded of this great soundtrack this morning..  If you have never played it give it a try .  A great reggae song  Savior  by Winston Grennan is not included unfortunately.

Track Listings

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Fathers and Sons
Studio album / Live album by Muddy Waters

In Memory

Blues legend Muddy Waters died on this date in 1983

The Stones released Brown Sugar in the US on this date in 1971.........

"Brown Sugar"
Single by The Rolling Stones
from the album Sticky Fingers

Elvis Presley’s “Heartbreak Hotel,” Carl Perkins’ “Blue Suede Shoes” and Little Richard’s “Long Tall Sally” appear simultaneously on the pop and R&B charts. Presley and Perkins also occupy the #1 and #2 positions, respectively on the Country & Western charts. on this date in 1956

"Blue Suede Shoes"
Single by Carl Perkins
B-side	Honey Don't
Released	January 1, 1956
Format	7" single, 78 RPM
Recorded	December 19, 1955
Genre	Rockabilly
Length	2:14
Label	Sun Records, Sun 234
Writer(s)	Carl Perkins
Producer	Sam Phillips

"Addicted to Love"
Single by Robert Palmer
from the album Riptide

Robert Palmer's addicted to love is the number one pop song on this date in  1986! and who can forget the video !!

In Memory of the Kent State shootings, the song Ohio by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young

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