Where's Stephen Hawking when you need him? Apparently he maybe coming to Thailand,.. good,.... I need to go back in time,

I missed Terry Reid first time around, knew the name and that he could have been in Led Zep, but I never knew his music. What a talent.

That song is barred in the car, heading down or up the highway, its always the same, before I know it the car is doing 160 kph.

Always had a soft spot for this,

Woke last night to the sound of thunder.

Bob Seger,

Always loved the bridge for this, excellent jamming.

Talking about bridges, check this out.

From the Sacred Fire Dvd, at a time you couldnt give Sanata away for free, check out the crowd.

Great stuff,

BN, you know your rock history, wasnt it RB who said EC couldnt play guitar (LOL)?

anybody remember Dave Mason? I always liked his music and he had some excellent backing musicians...

TW, you need to change from Jeddah Gin to Sid(diqi).

Yeah great stuff, posted this over on another thread.

Got a bootleg somewhere where instead of the sax solo it has a SW solo.

TW, this ok, another lost classic?

rgs...I go to saudi to work and clean up and stay away from the booze...if I didn't I'd probably be dead by now...

nobody has forgotten 'Can't find my way home' it is a true classic...I even heard it on an elevator (lift) muzak once...

Steve Winwood is a musical R&B genius and that Blind Faith number serves to illustrate the range of his talent...when first heard 'Gimme some lovin' in 1966 I couldn't believe that it was a teenaged white boy at the hammond organ...

Great song but never associated it with Lou Gramm, are you sure about that ?

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Try.........

and http://youtu.be/HYa8d75R8cw

Lou Gramm and 38 Special.

Great song but never associated it with Lou Gramm, are you sure about that ?

? ? ?

Try.........

and http://youtu.be/HYa8d75R8cw

Lou Gramm and 38 Special.

No it wasn't...........I posted 2 links and the other one was to Midnight Blue by Lou Gramm. Seems like the way it was formatted stuffed my post up!!!!

Who can forget this powerhouse group, intro'd by the Late Great Kasey Kasem! Rare footage! Thank God for Youtube!

Great song but never associated it with Lou Gramm, are you sure about that ?

? ? ?

Try.........

and http://youtu.be/HYa8d75R8cw

Lou Gramm and 38 Special.

No it wasn't...........I posted 2 links and the other one was to Midnight Blue by Lou Gramm. Seems like the way it was formatted stuffed my post up!!!!

Lou Gramm link.........

http://youtu.be/HYa8d75R8cw

Nazareth - Telegram

If it's too Loud, you're too Old

Great Topic! Keep em coming, some stuff i've never heard of....to my shame

Gonna get Primeval on yo' asses! The Jimmy Castor Bunch:

Dedicated to our fans in the Eurozone, Canada, and Oz: Grand Funk!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAIk6yP-1cQ

WARNING: Do NOT listen to this while in an altered state. The ID!

Tragically Hip

Tom Cochrane

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kumKHWnJGC8

April Wine

Never Again - Nickelback:

Got some great stuff here!!!!!!

555, little did I realize all those years ago that this album cover would come alive as it were, on our farm Jingjoks, lizards, between the electrical sockets and walls, getting behind neon lights, geckos announcing the time in their own inimitable way.. and what a great song from Ian Hunter.

555, little did I realize all those years ago that this album cover would come alive as it were, on our farm Jingjoks, lizards, between the electrical sockets and walls, getting behind neon lights, geckos announcing the time in their own inimitable way.. and what a great song from Ian Hunter.

I always enjoyed the art of M.C. Esher - his art is on the cover of that great album.

And Ian Hunter and Mott the Hoople were solid as well.

http://www.mcescher.com

yeah...I went to an Escher exhibit in SF once in the 70s...etchings mostly...never seen his stuff before used as album cover art...

but in dem days I was mostly into de blues...here's one of my favorites

One of the gems that Moby Grape produced.

Some Dean Friedman who was bigger in the UK then he was in USA , he still tours there every year and has even chatted with me about playing here in Thailand !

Ariel this was Dean Friedman's biggest USA hit !

yeah...I saw Moby Grape at a venue in Hollywood, musta been about 1970 and the place looked like a disused cinema...there was a haze of weed and they were jamming (there were no orchestras), we came in late in their set...it was memorable...

a good post as it evoked the memory...

My Personal Favorite , as a NY Lover of Delis & having made my own Pastrami & Corned Beef.It also contains the Great line "I'm either in Love or its something I ate , cause I never felt this way before"

and then there was ol' David Bromberg who I saw at the Fox Venice (an operating 'revival' movie house) in the late 70s...he set the place afire...

Venice, Los Angeles that is...never been to the other place...