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I listened to some Corb Lund today. His sound is a bit countryish but he tells some really nice stories with his songs. If you've never heard him, give him a shot. Won't cost you nothing but your time and not even a lot of that.
Here's a link to his YouTube channel.
It's nice to be important but it's more important to be nice.
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Michael Monagan- a wonderful singer/songwriter in his 60s:
Rock and R&B:
http://www.monagan.com/restless-2019-listen
http://www.monagan.com/soul-survivor-2017
Soft Rock and Folk:
http://www.monagan.com/echo-2014-listen
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First pick would have to be The Beatles. They were at the center of my universe during the 60's! So much of their music has stood the test of time. As they turned solo, I have always enjoyed the music of George Harrison; also timeless, often spiritual, always beautiful, that was George.
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I love The Moody Blues, too. I love Justin Hayward's voice and even though I'm not a "poetry" person, was always very moved by Graeme Edge's Late Lament. When I was in Madison Square Garden hearing them perform "Nights in White Satin" in the 1970's, I felt I was actually in heaven. LOL
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Without a doubt, the ONLY band that could provide the soundtrack, should my life ever be made into a made for TV movie, is the incomparable Fleetwood Mac. Throughout the decades of turmoil, love, hits, misses and changes, they've stood the test of time and while not always coming out a shining example of morality on the other side, they've always managed to remain the one constant fixture of musical comfort in my life! For that, I will be forever greatful !!!
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I really do like. But I really do Love this song and the music and scenery is from New Orleans . And the name of the song is beautiful beautiful angel and the artists is Bazzi and Carmella I really hope you guys get a chance to see the music video it’s on You Tube. So pretty please see the music video. From Anne Kimble
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I really do like. But most of all I really do Love this song and the music and sceney from New Orleans. The name of the song beautiful beautiful angel and the name artist Bazzi and Camila. I hope you guys get a chance to watch music video on YouTube. From Anne Kimble
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