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Now I'm into Joe Walsh with my favorite of his bands - Barnstorm

 

 

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This one is dedicated to Cyndee you lucky girl... I loved playing this in my Beatles tribute band - 

 

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great show Heather, 

 

My fave of theirs to cover, seeing happy people dance....

 

 

 

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With a production like that I know you enjoyed the show.  Wow!!

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You're right Cyndee - whenever we played "I Saw Her Standing There" everybody danced.

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 I always loved "Shadows and Light" my first exposure to Jaco (OMG)

 

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Nice vid above Heather , lot's of talent there....we used to listen to Dr Demento on the mighty MET, 70's....

 

as for Jaco, he sure got around back then, love this Ian Hunter with him....

 

 

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3 hours ago, Heather Shay said:

"Shadows and Light"

What a great show this was. Thanks for posting it.

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Thank You @Jani

and my second favorite version....

 

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Jumped in the way back machine and found a couple other gems.... thank you Steve Marriott

 

 

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Seelennacht may be a Blutengel clone, but they're a talented Blutengel clone. Maybe that's selling them a bit too short so I'll just call them an all around amazeballs band.

 

 

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I really connect with Adele's song Easy On Me. As 35 years of marriage comes to an end, I look back to when it began. I was a child in many ways, 19 years old, didn't understand why I felt the way I did, didn't want to really. Society said I looked like a man, talked like a man, so I tried to man up & be a man. Sixteen months ago I finally reached the point of having to explore & come to accept who I am, & had to give up who I tried to be for so long. I get she can't accept me this way, & I can't give up who I am & live. So I hope we can be friends, maybe better friends than spouses.

 

Thanks for letting me share,

Delcina

 

 

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I'm a hard rock fan and a blues fan, so when I found a singer who blend both genres extremely well, I was hooked.  "Dorothy" rocks, but she does it with a blues overtone that really appeals.  The name of the band is Dorothy with Dorothy Martin fronting and providing vocals.  

 

 

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@Delcina B I come from a much too similar place. 22 months for me and my marriage of 30 years may or may not survive but like you, I want to continue to move forward as the me I always have denied and won't go back to the me the world tried to make me being natured flawed my appearance at birth.

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My mind went back to my youth and I remembered this old song - before Michael Murphey became Michael Martin Murphy, which btw he did because he wanted to act and the screen guild had someone name Michael Murphy so he couldn't use his usual name.

 

 

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For @Jani the guitar you referenced yesterday is a harp guitar..... a master of that and just any guitar I was fortunate enough see perform live - utterly AMAZING.....

 

 

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harp guitar.....

 

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This shallow ditty is the best Euope's got? Brotherhood of Man with "save your kisses for me."

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