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Turbine said:Been on a big kick of the 1st wave Wu Tang solo albums lately. Today it's Liquid Swords
"When I was little, my father was famous..."
Duke, this one's for you:
Another album I'll be looking forward to:
Contains Depeche Mode flavors:
Adding this band to my list of bands I want to see live.
Fun fact: the same dude that wrote this also wrote "Eye Of The Tiger".
Duke saidFun fact: the same dude that wrote this also wrote "Eye Of The Tiger"
The arrangement includes a distinctive horn section riff, which caused some listeners to mistake the band for Blood, Sweat & Tears, who were also popular in that era.
I remember that song well from my childhood, and have to admit, I always thought that was David Clayton Thomas on vocals.
I haven't heard this song in years but it's always bouncing around inside my head
Toyman! said:I felt a little old school today.
Me, too. Not quite that old, but still pre-MTV. Just the thing to shake the dust off your Jensen Triaxials as you blow the carbon out of the ol' Monte:
I found these guys recently, as someone that thinks modern music is sorely lacking in steel guitar, it resonates with me
It's St. Patrick's Day, so I'm listening to "Whiskey in the Jar" by Thin Lizzy.
My st Patrick's day listening
In reply to gixxeropa :
It doesn't say who the artist is in the title, but that's a Wayne Hancock song, and Wayne Hancock is truly awesome.
Have you met Junior Brown?
Moving on from '60s Italian jazz and cinematic stuff to '60s Japanese jazz and cinematic stuff:
Japanese smooth jazz cover of "Come Together"? Why, certainly, sir:
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