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Duane Allman and Coricidin cold tablets...
Over the years, there have been several stories about guitarist Duane Allman and a bottle of Coricidin brand of cold tablets. There is a style playing where blues guitarists have used cutoff necks of wine bottles as a slide. It's different from a Haw
Amazing - You are invited to go back in time to a live concert from someone no longer alive.
Rock on ! Guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan 'live' at Montreux 1985
Distance...
Wolfgang Van Halen is in the news this week. He's released a video song/video tribute for his dad Eddie Van Halen who died in October this year. His band is called Mammoth WVH and the song is called Distance. It's reported Wolfgang played all the pa
In case you'd like to...sneak a peek...at Euge
Euge Groove is a saxophonist. He reminds me a little of the Brazilian saxophonist Gato Barbieri. You may know Gato, as he has played with Santana. Indeed, Santana covered one of Gato's songs (Europa) and then they later played it together. Howev
Bob Dylan selling his entire music catalog...
I had no reason to question why Guns N' Roses covered music from other artists. I've always hear the original composer gets 50% of the royalties. I blogged about this before as music of the 50's often were covered many times by lots of no-name artist
Liquid Metal...
I had a few months of free satellite radio in my car and saved a few channels of favorites, like Classic Vinyl, Beatles, Blues and Rock. Sometimes, they would advertise what's available on the other channels and I would skip around trying music I do
Remembering The Real Heroes
Remembering The Real Heroes ... The Patriots ... The Martyrs ...
Vocal cord nodules...
I was listening to a YouTube documentary about Led Zeppelin singer Robert Plant yesterday. In the video, they mentioned him having surgery to remove vocal cord nodules and that the news wasn't widely publicized. Common to many singers who have had
Emer Mayock...
Two decades ago I decided to study Traditional Irish Music by way of the Uilleann Pipes. It was difficult as I had two obstacles. The music and the pipes! I had a few websites with music as well as books, videos and private lessons to help me along
Eurovision Song Contest (1st semifinal)
I watched the first semifinal of the Eurovision Song Contest. The place it is held, is in Tel Aviv, Israel. 17 countries competed, but only 10 are through to the final on Saturday. What a freakshow, honestly! Of the 17 song, only 2 were good.
When It Rains In America
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eoQeoguiOeU&pp=ygUod2hlbiBpdCByYWlucyBpbiBhbWVyaWNhIHNhcmFoIGJyaWdodG1hbg%3D%3D
a perky tune
a perky tune on a sunday morning from a very promising artist
Gunny Sack...
It's a YouTube Thursday that's taking me across some blues rock and I hit a biography about Johnny Winter. What heights would his career have gone without his heroin addiction? Hi younger brother Edgar followed the 'path of rock' while Johnny leaned
Louie Louie Lyrics...
In 1955, American musician Richard Berry wrote a song called Louie Louie about a Jamaican sailor returning home to see his lover. It was the B-side of the 45 record and didn't get much play until the Kingsmen released it in 1957, making it a rock and
Peter Green October 29, 1946 - July 25, 2020
Guitarist, singer-songwriter most noted as the co-founder of the British rock band Fleetwood Mac, passed on at the age of 73.
Not a good week for 22 year old tourists...
Bad news for a 22 year old woman tourist in Florida was sitting on the front of a pontoon boat dangling her feet in the water. When the boat hit a wave, the motion pulled her under and to the back where the propeller caused deep lacerations to her ar
These Are the Times...
STYX released a new video this month in response to the Frontline Workers. These Are the Times.
I'm chatillion and I approve this blog...
Another productive weekend coming to an end and I'm in YouTube overload mode. Earlier today I did some Jimi Hendrix research and in the suggested video list was the band LEVEL 42. I only knew them by their hit song 'Something About You' and some 'sla
Ride Like the Wind...
Musician, singer, songwriter Christopher Cross released the song Ride Like the Wind in 1980 and it was a hit reaching #2 on the Billboard charts. The basis of the song was about a convicted outlaw on the run from a death-by-hanging sentence. He ha
Mellotron...
The Mellotron is a musical instrument developed in England in 1963. It consists of a piano-style keyboard with recording tapes instead of strings. Each tape has several 'voices' so you can switch from sounds. Flute, human voice are some that I recall
White guys playing da Blues...
Using my 60 days of free Satellite Radio has me listing to music I never heard before. They advertised a B.B. King special so I thought I would listen for a while. The channel is blues... the real stuff. I grew up on British Blues as they had a fas
Speakers in my House...
In a span of 60+ years, I've had lots of speakers in my house. Starting off with speakers reclaimed from junk TV's or stereos left in someone's trash. Hey... you have to start somewhere. My dad bought a Wollensak reel-to-reel tape recorder with add-
Happy Birthday to Stevie Wonder
Stevie turns 71 today. https://www.youtu
Underappreciated musicians...
I'll start with John Paul Jones, bassist for the rock band Led Zeppelin. Born in England in 1946, John Richard Baldwin, change his name to John Paul Jones and not to be confused with the Naval officer back in the 1700's. JPJ, was a studio musician,
That came out of nowhere!
I am the admin of two Slipknot fan groups on Facebook, and I am what the media calls a superfan. Anyway, I was minding my own business when I was notified about something. I ignored it at first, but after I had done what I was doing at the time, I lo
Exposing you......to another singer
Her music seems to be a blend between blues, soul and folk. I like her voice. Here's Ruthie Foster;
Cher sings a new song in honor of Joe Biden
It seem like happiness is just a thing called Joe He's got a smile that makes the lilacs want to grow He's got a way that makes the angels heave a sigh When they know President J
Pat Benatar, Duran Duran, The Eurythmics to be inducted into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
And here I thought Pat Benatar and Duran Duran were already in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. It's going to be a real good class this year. https://q1043.iheart.com/content/2022-05-04-duran-duran-judas-priest-pat-benatar-earn-rock-hall-of-
Parchman Farm song...
If you were in a cover band in the late 60's to early 70's Parchman Farm was most likely on your song list. Written in 1940 by Bukka White, covered by Mose Allison in 1957 and again in 1964, it's been covered by (safe to say) at least a dozen times
David Lee Roth vs. Sammy Hagar...
In the early days, singer and front man for Van Halen David Lee Roth took them to the top of fame. Unfortunately his crazy personality and ego was more than the band could take and he had a falling out with the group. Auditions for many, but he was r
Some great music with singers with cool hairstyles
I'm not too crazy about music from the 70's, but this one from 1973 I like. I heard it over the last few years from a local sports radio show guy in Cincinnati who had made it his theme song playing at the start of his show, but never knew the name o
A beautiful song
Sharing a beautiful song on a beautiful Saturday.
Cry Baby...
Somewhere in the 1960's VOX (Jennings Musical Instruments) created a rocking style foot activated effects pedal. It had a controllable tone circuit that allowed a guitarist emulate the sound of a muted trumpet. As you press the pedal like a car accel
Two for the Road
A sweet song from yesteryears.
Concert fan etiquette...
Okay, so you paid $350 for a front row ticket to see your favorite singer. Does that give you the right to throw things on stage in an attempt to hit them? Stories pop up weekly about things like this happening all around the world and It's getting
Neil Diamond sings again
https://twitter.com/benphillips76/status/1600013623786721280?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1600013623786721280%7Ctwgr%5Edfe5447c19bbd8cedc8b55733bc8cbe2ec774bf6%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fnotthebee.com%2Farticle%2Fwatc
Foo Fighters New Drummer...
The Foo Fighters are back in the studio and on the road with drummer Josh Freese. In this rehearsal video, Josh blasts out some beats like he's been in the band for years. Freese
For CH
I remember how you like classic rock. This one is one of my all time favorites
Joan Jett
I was a big Joan Jett growing. Here are some of her past work. Enjoy...