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Do the band names "Pink Floyd" or "Led Zepplin" ring a bell?



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Why yes  they definately do : )   Two of my top five !!  Favorite songsPosted by nyadrn



Pink Floyd "Dogs" off Animals



Led Zepplin "Achilles Last Stand"



These songs may change next week.

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Do the band names "Pink Floyd" or "Led Zepplin" ring a bell?



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Why yes  they definately do : )   Two of my top five !!  Favorite songs?

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"I Get Around"


Single by The Beach Boys

from the album All Summer Long

B-side

"Don't Worry Baby"

Released

May 11, 1964

Format

Vinyl

Recorded

Western Studios

April 2, 1964

April 10, 1964

Genre

Surf rock, pop rock

Length

2:12

Label

Capitol 5174

Writer(s)

Wilson/Love

Producer

Brian Wilson

The Beach Boys singles chronology










"Fun, Fun, Fun"

(1964)

"I Get Around"

(1964)

"When I Grow Up (To Be a Man)"

(1964)



The Beach Boys release their first #1 single, “I Get Around.” on this date in  1964

 





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"I Get Around"


Single by The Beach Boys

from the album All Summer Long

B-side

"Don't Worry Baby"

Released

May 11, 1964

Format

Vinyl

Recorded

Western Studios

April 2, 1964

April 10, 1964

Genre

Surf rock, pop rock

Length

2:12

Label

Capitol 5174

Writer(s)

Wilson/Love

Producer

Brian Wilson

The Beach Boys singles chronology










"Fun, Fun, Fun"

(1964)

"I Get Around"

(1964)

"When I Grow Up (To Be a Man)"

(1964)



The Beach Boys release their first #1 single, “I Get Around.” on this date in  1964

 

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The Doors


Studio album by The Doors

Released

January 4, 1967

Recorded

August 24-31, 1966 at Sunset Sound Recorders, Hollywood, CA

Genre

Psychedelic rock, acid rock

Length

44:28

Label

Elektra

Producer

Paul A. Rothchild


in memory ...

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I will  just keep this simple...a little Kenny Chesney, "You and Tequila" Make Me Crazy " and a bit of Billie Ray Vaughn skidding into center and closing out the night with a bit a David Sandborn. 

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Studio album by Elton John

Released

19 May 1975

Recorded

June–July 1974, Caribou Ranch, Nederland, CO

Genre

Rock, pop

Length

46:54 (original album)

62:29 (1995 reissue)

137:13 (2005 reissue)

Label

MCA (US/Canada)

DJM Records

Producer

Gus Dudgeon






Elton John receives a platinum award for his album “Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy.” on this date in 1975. It is the first album to ever sell one million copies on its first day of release. 

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 As requested by lizzy123



rack listing



All songs written by Elton John and Bernie Taupin, except where noted.



Side one




  1. "Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy" – 5:46


  2. "Tower of Babel" – 4:28


  3. "Bitter Fingers" – 4:35


  4. "Tell Me When the Whistle Blows" – 4:20


  5. "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" – 6:45



Side two




  1. "(Gotta Get a) Meal Ticket" – 4:01


  2. "Better Off Dead" – 2:37


  3. "Writing" – 3:40


  4. "We All Fall in Love Sometimes" – 4:15


  5. "Curtains" – 6:15



Bonus tracks (1995 Mercury and 1996 Rocket reissue)




  1. "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" (John Lennon, Paul McCartney) – 6:18


  2. "One Day at a Time" (Lennon) – 3:49


  3. "Philadelphia Freedom" – 5:23



Bonus tracks (2005 30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)



Disc one (Follows original album)




  1. "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" (Lennon, McCartney) – 6:18


  2. "One Day (At a Time)" (Lennon) – 3:49


  3. "Philadelphia Freedom" – 5:23


  4. "House of Cards" – 3:12



Disc two (Live from "Midsummer Music" at Wembley Stadium, 21 June 1975)




  1. "Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy" – 7:02


  2. "Tower of Babel" – 4:38


  3. "Bitter Fingers" – 5:06


  4. "Tell Me When the Whistle Blows" – 4:39


  5. "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" – 7:17


  6. "(Gotta Get A) Meal Ticket" – 7:19


  7. "Better Off Dead" – 3:01


  8. "Writing" – 5:30


  9. "We All Fall in Love Sometimes" – 3:57


  10. "Curtains" – 8:48


  11. "Pinball Wizard" (Pete Townshend) – 6:31


  12. "Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting" – 7:40

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Studio album by Elton John

Released

19 May 1975

Recorded

June–July 1974, Caribou Ranch, Nederland, CO

Genre

Rock, pop

Length

46:54 (original album)

62:29 (1995 reissue)

137:13 (2005 reissue)

Label

MCA (US/Canada)

DJM Records

Producer

Gus Dudgeon






Elton John receives a platinum award for his album “Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy.” on this date in 1975. It is the first album to ever sell one million copies on its first day of release.

 

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sia


Studio album by Asia

Released

18 March 1982

Recorded

June–November 1981 at Townhouse Studios in London

Genre

Progressive rock, pop rock

Length

44:22

Label

Geffen

Producer

Mike Stone




Asia’s self-titled debut is the #1 album in the U.S on this date in 1982. The supergroup has guitarist Steve Howe (Yes), keyboardist Geoff Downes (Yes), bassist John Wetton (King Crimson) and drummer Carl Palmer (Emerson, Lake & Palmer). 1982



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“Dippin – anything with Marvin Gaye singing alongside Tammi Terrell for sure, then there’s: Future Games (title track from the 1971 album*, “Hypnotized” (from Bare Trees 1972)*, “Sentimental Lady” (from Mystery to Me 1972)*; and most anything from The French Kiss album 1977. While the first three all were credited as/on Fleetwood Mac albums and the later being his own solo album; make no mistake – the common denominator of it all was Mr. Bob Welch. *No doubt an artistic genius, arguably one could say Fleetwood Mac merely played out as his backup band over that four year span of 71-75.



 (and if she’s real good  and I'm reaI’ good then Things could lead up to some…)



Deeper Dippin” – “Do You Feel Like I Do”; “Lines on My Face”; “Baby I Love Your Way” – Peter Frampton (from Frampton Comes Alive 1976); “Europa” Carlos Santana -any of the live versions from various 1976-1978); “Stormy Monday” The Allman Brothers (from Live At The Fillmore East 1971).



Lippin, Flippin, Rippin or perhaps just` Quippin – “Bara O’Riley”; “Behind Blue Eyes”; “Won’t Get Fooled Again” (from Who’s Next, The Who 1971); Who Are You? the title track from the 1978 Who album. "Hocus Pocus" by Focus (Moving Waves 1971)“That Smell” – Lynryd Skynrd (from Street Survivors 1977), or jumping a couple decades, to “Special” (2.0 Version album by Garbage featuring Shirley Manson) yeehah!



Hippin’ – No short stories here. How about some “Eyes of the World” Grateful Dead (like 28 minutes worth) or “The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys” ( Traffic 1973); “Stairway to Heaven” (from IV (ZOSO) 1971); or “In The Light”; “Down By The Seaside”; and “Ten Years Gone” all by Led Zepplin of course (all from the Physical Graffiti album 1975).



or if I’m….



Sippin’, Nippin’ or Trippin’ (otherwise known as escaping reality) There’s the Dark Side of The Moon album (1973) or Shine On You Crazy Diamond” (from Wish You Were Here 1975) all by Pink Floyd; “Close To The Edge” (1972) by Yes; or “Trilogy” by Emerson, Lake and Palmer (from the album From The Beginning 1972). Note..There’s just too many to list as I certainly donated a lot of good quality time to that “e.r.” thing.



 



I know I missed a lot but the last thing I’ll say is; to me music is what helps my heart push my life blood through my veins. I don’t care who I’m with or what I’m doing – I can always relate something to a song. When I hear a person say they were never into music. Man that kills me. What those people have been missing their entire life, if they only knew.



Now ask me what songs I’d rather be bitten by a scorpion, then have to listen to…. Ah a list for another day. Thank you. RJA



 

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY STEVIE WONDER!



LISTENING TO ONE OF MY FAVORITE'S OF HIS ALBUMS



 






















































Songs in the Key of Life


Studio album by Stevie Wonder

Released

September 28, 1976 (1976-09-28)

Recorded

1975–76; Record Plant West, Hollywood; Sausalito Music Factory, Sausalito; The Hit Factory, New York City

Genre

Soul, funk, pop

Length

85:21

Label

Tamla

Producer

Stevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder chronology










Fulfillingness' First Finale

(1974)

Songs in the Key of Life

(1976)

Looking Back – Anthology

(1977)


 

Singles from Songs in the key of life



  1. "I Wish"

    Released: December 1976


  2. "Sir Duke"

    Released: March 1977


  3. "Another Star"

    Released: August 1977


  4. "As"

    Released: October 1977




 

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Rattle and Hum


Studio album with live tracks by U2


HAPPY BIRTHDAY BONO!

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Stadium Arcadium


Studio album by Red Hot Chili Peppers


Released on this date in 2006



Red Hot Chili Peppers release their double album "Stadium Arcadium." Bassist Flea claims it is "the best record we've ever made." The album has 28 tracks which was a few more than originally planned. "We set out to write 13 songs . . . to have a small, digestible piece of art," says singer Anthony Kiedis. "It went haywire from there." As part of the event the group plays a special concert in New York. 2006



 

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Blues Deluxe


Studio album by Joe Bonamassa


Blues Deluxe is the third studio album by American blues rock musician Joe Bonamassa. Produced by Bob Held, it was released on August 26, 2003 by J&R Adventures and reached number eight on the US Billboard Top Blues Albums chart.



Happy Birthday to Joe Bonamassa!

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We are just prisoners here of our own device. “Hotel California” tops the Billboard Hot 100. Don Felder is responsible for the 12-string guitar intro on the Eagles classic. 1977



 







































Hotel California


Studio album by The Eagles

Released

December 8, 1976

Recorded

March - October 1976

at Criteria Studios, Miami, FL and Record Plant Studios, Los Angeles, CA

Genre

Country rock, hard rock

Length

43:28

Label

Asylum

Producer

Bill Szymczyk


 

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



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"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 !!



 

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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


 

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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


 

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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

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   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




 



































1. I Do What I Do (Theme For 9 1/2 Weeks) - John Taylor

2. The Best Is Yet To Come - Luba

3. Slave To Love - Bryan Ferry

4. Black On Black - Dalbello

5. Eurasian Eyes - Corey Hart

6. You Can Leave Your Hat On - Joe Cocker

7. Bread And Butter - Devo

8. This City Never Sleeps - Eurythmics

9. Cannes - Stewart Copeland

10. Let It Go - Luba



 

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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!

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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!



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Stillgottheblues.jpg



 

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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.??

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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 



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



 

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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 ?



 



 

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CONGRATULATIONS TO HEART  INDUCTED INTO THE ROCK N ROLL HALL OF FAME!!



 



 















Dreamboat Annie


Studio album by Heart


 

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Listen to some tracks from Joe Bonamassa Acoustic and Live from the Vienna Opera House......



Talk about sweet!!!!!!





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Hey !  Thanks for the tip, medic.... and you also, nyadrn  !!

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