One More: One of my faves

 

The Allman Brothers performing Joy To The World live at the 2nd show of their Fillmore East date in '71.

 

 

Hank Ballard & The Midnighters Christmas Time For Everybody But Me.

 

 

Lil' Ed And The Blues Imperials - I'm Your Santa.

 

 

Great stuff from Lil' Ed, thanks Tippers.

Phil Ochs was born on this day.

 

 

Alvin Lee was born on this day too.

 

 

Great song,brings tears to my eyes

17 minutes ago, fredscats said:

Great song,brings tears to my eyes

Great music for a slow dance.  Hold 'em tight.

Here's one from IGGY: You can't keep a good man down.

 

It doesn't get much better than this:

 

 

19 minutes ago, Mutt Daeng said:

Here's one from IGGY: You can't keep a good man down.

 

Love Iggy but old age is kinder to some than others.

20 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Love Iggy but old age is kinder to some than others.

lol

Steve Winwood has aged very well, and is still touring.

 

I posted this before i think a few years ago,i just watched it again after talking to a good friend

from South Afrika today.

One of my favorite artists but he is so unknown,enjoy(please take the time to watched it)

 

Waiting on a friend:

 

One from the Who:

 

Start me Up:

 

AC/DC at their best:

 

Last one for tonight. If you want blood you got it:

 

The Zombies - She's Not There

 

The Long and The Short - The Letter

 

One of the first 45's I ever bought.

Roy Orbison - Indian Wedding

 

Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Lucky Man

 

Best Moog ever.

The Creation - If I Stay Too Long

 

6 hours ago, jvs said:

I posted this before i think a few years ago,i just watched it again after talking to a good friend

from South Afrika today.

One of my favorite artists but he is so unknown,enjoy(please take the time to watched it)

 

I've watched it several times since 2012.  One of the most moving music documentaries ever, in my humble opinion.  The immense joy and surprise that must have been felt by Rodriguez was equally felt by the fans.  The magic went both ways.  What a twofer!

 

7 hours ago, bannork said:

lol

Steve Winwood has aged very well, and is still touring.

 

Traffic's John Barleycorn Must Die LP will always be a most memorable album for me.  Their only folk tune, John Barleycorn, is my favourite.

 

 

"Chris Wood was influenced by the folk revival that swept the British Isles in the late 60s. One song he suggested to the group was John Barleycorn, which he heard on the 1965 Watersons record Frost and Fire. The Watersons’ version, like most of their material from that period, was an unaccompanied vocal group performance."

 

 

Jethro Tull's live version from 2006.

 

 

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=singing+nuns&view=detail&mid=6C7BBB3D6B254BB1D6416C7BBB3D6B254BB1D641&FORM=VIRE

 

Beautiful song

8 hours ago, fredscats said:

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=singing+nuns&view=detail&mid=6C7BBB3D6B254BB1D6416C7BBB3D6B254BB1D641&FORM=VIRE

 

Beautiful song

Now there's a song I haven't heard since I can't remember when.

 

Here's the American version.
 

 

Eddie C. Campbell with Santa's Messin With The Kid off of his '77 King Of The Jungle LP.