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Another of those really good bands unknown outside Chicago.....

 

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Loved the early band - especially "Can I Tell You Something" from the first album.... and early show in the period I saw them....

 

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Actually the first nationally know band I saw was The Frost with Gary Wagner who went on to work a lot with Alice Cooper and co-wrote with Alice

 

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once considered the most dangerous band in the U.S.

and let's not forget the other Michigan band of the era with Iggy

 

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My 2 favorite DP songs....

 

 

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 "House Of The Rising Sun" cover tune by Ben Blum. 
Ben is an astrophysicist, jazz pianist, and one of my best friends. Lovely guy.

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A bit down today - was triggered 3 times in 2 days - thank god for therapy today.....

 

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1 hour ago, Heather Shay said:

A bit down today - was triggered 3 times in 2 days - thank god for therapy today.....

So sorry to hear that, Heather. I send you a big hug.

— Davie

 

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well..... it's back to Floyd

 

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Decided to make a classical running playlist today here are some of my choices

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The term "Icon" is much overused. "A Little Tenderness" by Otis Redding, on the other hand should be required listening to qualify for Adulthood On Earth.

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such a great band and song writers above. and they are touring again @Heather Shay

 

I always liked this song by The Fixx, lesser heard track....

 

 

 

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nice tune @Cyndee though I'm right back to Pink Floyd with 95% of my listening again. Just the nature of this beast and this beast's mood for far so long... :(

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