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I believe it'll be over as quickly as it started.

Sarah Dash (d. September 20, 2021) of Patti LaBelle & The Bluebells with Always Something There To Remind Me off of their '67 Dreamer LP.

Ron Leejack (d. September 12, 2021). lead guitarist for the KISS forerunner, Wicked Lester. When The Bell Rings, off of their unreleased The Original Wicked Lester Sessions, recorded between Nov. '71 and July '72.

Singer-songwriter Michael Chapman (d. September 10, 2021) with It Didn't Work Out off of his '69 Rainmaker debut LP.

Rickie Lee "Risky"/"Ricochet" Reynolds (d. September 5, 2021), rhythm guitarist, 12-string guitarist, keyboardist, and backing vocalist for black Oak Arkansas. Singing The Blues off of their self titled '71 debut LP.

Bassist Timo Kaltio (d. September 2, 2021) who enjoyed a short lived stint with the Finnish rock band, Hanoi Rocks. Tragedy off of their '81 Bangkok Shocks, Saigon Shakes, Hanoi Rocks debut LP.

Bring out yer dead . . . Iron Butterfly drummer Ron Bushy (d. August 29, 2021) with one of the iconic psychedelic songs of the 60's, In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida. Full length version, of course!

Shooting up to No. 25 from last week's No. 53 is Daydream by The Lovin' Spoonful.

Rising to No. 24 from No. 32 is 634-5789 (Soulsville, U.S.A.) by Wilson Pickett.

Creeping up to No. 22 from No. 28 is Baby Scratch My Back by Slim Harpo.

Changes to the Billboard Top 100 [25] for the week of Mar. 6~Mar. 12, 1966. Sliding into the No. 15 slot from last week's No. 27 is Love Makes The World Go Round by Deon Jackson.

Closest I could find, Lucky Bones, is Adelaide 6 years on. A Lighter Shade Of Pale from an '84 concert.

I'm green with envy again. My ideal would have been to see him with Leon on piano.

Good ol' rock 'n' roll still does it for me. There are certain acts I wish I could have witnessed. Actually, too many when I get to thinking about it. I would have loved to have seen Rory. You can color me green on this one.

LOL, it's difficult to keep track. Still, Bus Stop evokes very particular and pleasant memories for me so hearing it twice, or thrice, is just fine by me. I was living back in Germany at the time of the song's release. I remember that in '66 the exchange rate was 1 USD to 4 DM. It was a precursor in a way for me to the 1 USD to 45 THB exchange rate that we had back in 2001. I've always had a sweet tooth and these Rumkugeln (rumballs) were only 10 Pfennig apiece at the time. A mere 2-1/2 cents! What heaven!!

Geezus, Dancer57, you're gonna get bannork's old ticker racing with this one.

Babe Ruth with Joker off of their '72 First Base debut LP.

The Earl Scruggs Revue performing Everybody Wants to Go to Heaven off of their '72 Live At Kansas State LP.

Cactus with Big Mama Boogie (Pts. 1-2) off of the same LP.

Cactus with Long Tall Sally off of their '71 One Way... Or Another album.

Lindisfarne with Lady Eleanor off of their '70 Nicely Out Of Tune debut LP.

I was never a fan of Heart but this performance was worth putting on replay. Nice find, jvs. Must have been challenging for the guitar soloist with Page in the audience.

XTC with Making Plans For Nigel off of their '79 Drums And Wires LP.

Not often that you see The Move, precursor of the Electric Light Orchestra, posted here. Here's a '70 Beat Club performance of Brontosaurus after a line-up change that brought Jeff Lynne to the group.

The Hollies performing Bus Stop live on Top Of The Pops in June '66.