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[Dylan33]

Gin and Juice???

[PartyWhine]

hey .... post any / all music.

Different and new are both good on this thread.

With that in mind .... how about some jazz saxaphone ?

I'll open with Charlie Parker, aka "The Bird".

Smoother than a babys' bottom.

[minneman]

[WalleyeGod]

A couple from our friends up north to get the day started.

[PartyWhine]

Putzing with gear for tomorrow with these guys on.

[tacklejunkie]

The Byrds

[LMITOUT]

[tacklejunkie]

Some more Carly Simon(MMMM)

I've heard something afew years ago that the actor Tim Curry also sang background(along with Jaggar) in this song. True?

[PartyWhine]

"Do I really have to be responsible ...

for what I did behind those tavern walls ?"

[LMITOUT]

[PartyWhine]

I think Johnny Cash might have had one of the strongest voice ever.

I'm not saying best ... but man it's strong.

He couldn't hit a note thin if he tried.

Very powerful voice .... and you always know when its him.

This gal has had quite a journey.

The intro to this one gives you some of that.

Tons of talent. I might have to post a couple more from her.

Ashley Cleveland doing "The Blessing"

[tacklejunkie]

Anybody else who grew up in the 1960's and 1970's heard of this band? I actually heard of them because my dad bought the record. They're called Frigid Pink. they were not that widely known and they came out of Detroit. I posted their version of House of the Rising Sun earlier in this thread and here are a few more. I owned their album "Earth Omen"

[tacklejunkie]

Jefferson Airplane

[Dylan33]

REAL Country music right here.....

[video:youtube]http://www.vevo.com/watch/ryan-bingham/southside-of-heaven/USUV70704640

[Gordie]

[Gordie]

Now Skynryd is by far my favorite of all Time

[WalleyeGod]

I just have a bunch of favorites.

[rushing]

[PartyWhine]

Climb into the time machine with some Ten Years After.

This ones off the beaten path but it's a fav of mine.

"If You Should Love Me"

[curtistodd]

Love that gin n juice!!!!!!!

[minneman]

[Shack]

The Small Faces:

Digging The Small Faces once again:

This has lead me into really revisiting and digging into The Faces which was a spin off of The Small Faces. The only change was vocals and the addition of Stewart and Wood on guitar.

Of course this brought us the good years of Rod and richeously Ronnie Wood to the Stones. Keith used to like jamming with The Faces and knew The Small Faces. Boco for Ronnie because this got him on board as a Stone:

All tracing back to The Small Faces, which I feel is a highly under rated and forgotten group. Their most popular song most recall:

[rushing]

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[PartyWhine]

Outstanding !