These are a great cover band, and good looking.

With The Beach Boys on backing vocals can't be bad.

Buzzcocks from TOTP 1978 
 

 

Riff raff, scum, undesirables, deplorables.

Avoid them or play this song to their face at 110 decibels.

 

'You've got to slim down'.

Kevin, one of a kind.

 

Steve Marriot and company, rock forever.

 

So is the old gang still here?  (Not asking about the permanent fixture, bannork, 5555555.)  I've been run outta town elsewheres so it's back to the ranch fer me.

 

Grateful Dead with a live performance of Big Boss Man from a '66 San Francisco concert.
 

 

37 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:

So is the old gang still here?  (Not asking about the permanent fixture, bannork, 5555555.)  I've been run outta town elsewheres so it's back to the ranch fer me.

 

Grateful Dead with a live performance of Big Boss Man from a '66 San Francisco concert.
 

 

You can check out Tippers but you can never leave.

 

Guys if you are looking for a radio stations playing just music from specific decades I recommend checking out Big R Radio. 

Donald should have listened to more George.

 

Jim was wasted as usual but the rest of the band were tight.Whatever, a great song and jam. Should have been on the Isle myself but difficult to skip boarding school for a few days. Caning, gating and phone calls to distressed parents  the inevitable punishment.

 

 

On 2/1/2021 at 12:58 PM, bannork said:

You can check out Tippers but you can never leave.

Well said, bannork, and how true, LOL.
 

Chuck Berry with a live performance of Hoochie Coochie Man from the Toronto Rock and Roll Revival festival on Sept. 13, '69.

 

 

The Allman Brothers Band with Hoochie Coochie Man off of their '70 Idlewild South LP.

 

 

Billy Preston performing I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man live at The Trip On The Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, California, recorded in '65 and released on his first ever live LP from '67, Club Meeting.

 

 

ZZ Top with some 70's music, La Grange, off of their '73 Tres Hombres LP.  This version, though, was recorded on Jan. 23, 2020 at Texas' oldest dance hall, Gruene Hall, built in 1878.

 

 

How bout a twofer?  Speak now or forever hold your peace.

 

 

Talking about 'speak now or forever hold your peace.' that's exactly what Terry Reid was talking about on his '69 eponymously titled '59 LP.

 

 

Terry Reid with a live performance of Without Expression recorded in '73 on the The Old Grey Whistle Test show.  Originally off of his debut '68 Bang, Bang You're Terry Reid LP.

 

 

A cover version of the above song by REO Speedwagon, retitled Without Expression (Don't Be The Man), off of their '73 Ridin' The Storm Out LP.

 

 

On 1/26/2021 at 6:43 PM, bannork said:

Riff raff, scum, undesirables, deplorables.

Avoid them or play this song to their face at 110 decibels.

LOL.  Here's the refrain . . . 

BJ Thomas with the title track off of his '69 album, Raindrops Snowflakes Keep Falling On My Head.

 

"Raindrops Snowflakes Keep Fallin' On My Head"
 

Raindrops Snowflakes are falling on my head
And just like the guy whose feet are too big for his bed
Nothing seems to fit
Those raindrops snowflakes are falling on my head, they keep falling

So I just did me some talking to the sun
And I said I didn't like the way he got things done
He's sleeping on the job
Those raindrops snowflakes are falling on my head, they keep fallin'

But there's one thing I know
The blues they send to meet me
Won't defeat me
It won't be long 'till happiness steps up to greet me

Raindrops Snowflakes keep falling on my head
But that doesn't mean my eyes will soon be turning red
Crying's not for me
'Cause, I'm never gonna stop the rain by complaining

Because I'm free
Nothing's worrying me

It won't be long 'till happiness steps up to greet me

Raindrops Snowflakes keep falling on my head
But that doesn't mean my eyes will soon be turning red
Crying's not for me, 'cause,
I'm never gonna stop the rain by complaining

Because I'm free
Nothing's worrying me

 

 

Early Frampton
 

 

 

One of the all time greatest live performances!
 

 

11 minutes ago, Curt1591 said:

One of the all time greatest live performances!
 

 

I dunno.  The Tanglewood show version rates right up there.  Kind of a toss up but Tanglewood's got almost 4 minutes on the Woodstock performance. The way I see it that gives it an edge.  Recorded live on Aug. 18, '70 at Tanglewood in Lenox, MA.

BTW, troglodytes are my favourite people, LOL.
 

 

27 minutes ago, Tippaporn said:

I dunno.  The Tanglewood show version rates right up there.  Kind of a toss up but Tanglewood's got almost 4 minutes on the Woodstock performance. The way I see it that gives it an edge.  Recorded live on Aug. 18, '70 at Tanglewood in Lenox, MA.

BTW, troglodytes are my favourite people, LOL.
 

 

As a Drummer, I prefer Shrieve's performance at Woodstock ...

 

Maybe they're out there, but I've never heard of anyone who doesn't like this song:

 

Jessica.....Allman Brothers Band and Dicky Betts

 

 

 

This song could remind someone of their university gap year traveling through Morocco or Crete, or even the first time one came to Thailand....

 

Year of the Cat....Al Stewart

 

 

 

And one that's a little nasty in a nice sort of way....great voice, especially when she gets in a discussion with the sax player....

 

I Put a Spell on You........Nine Simone