Old Joad

Very cool, love the horn👍🏼

Poets of the Fall - The Sweet Escape:

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Great White- Once Bitten Twice Shy:

Almost sounds like Duffy Bishop singing, great job👍🏼

I wonder how many times that has happened🤔

Grateful Dead - Friend Of The Devil

Legendary 70s UK rock band announces a farewell tour UK rock legends Uriah Heep have announced plans for their final world tour, marking the end of an era for the iconic band. The farewell tour, titled The Magician’s Farewell, was revealed by founding member Mick Box in a heartfelt video shared on social media. ‘Hello there. It’s Mick from the mighty Heep,’ Box begins in the video. ‘Who can believe next year marks 55 years since the band started? That’s just amazing. I know many of you have been with us since the beginning, and we thank you for that from the bottom of our hearts

that's still pretty cool🤘

Thats really cool you were on the crew, wasn't Habitual the tour where they had the girls with fire on the heads..

craigb had posted a video along these lines a while back.

Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Driftin' Blues :

Thats what I read as well, it's kind of a bummer because I really like the band, and if they would have come around my part of the country I might have gone to the show.

JD Souther, a singer-songwriter known for writing hits for the Eagles that included "Best of My Love" and "New Kid in Town," has died, his longtime friend and veteran PR executive Larry Solters told TheWrap. Souther, who died in his sleep at his New Mexico home, was 78 years old. Souther, an inductee to the Songwriters Hall of Fame, wrote and recorded songs with the Eagles and Linda Ronstadt. Souther had two major hits as a solo artist: "You're Only Lonely," his biggest hit, and "Her Town Too," a duet released with his friend James Taylor. "You're Only Lonely," off his 1979 album of the same name, peaked at No. 7 on the Billboard Hot 100, while "Her Town Too" went to No. 11. Souther also co-wrote "Heartache Tonight" with Glen Frey and Don Henley of the Eagles and Bob Seger. Souther formed his partnership with the Eagles' Frey after they met in Los Angeles in the late 1960s. The two briefly formed their own brand, Longbranch Pennywhistle, and released an album together. He later teamed with Linda Ronstadt for a duet, "If You Have Crying Eyes," released on his second solo album, "Black Rose." Ronstadt and Souther collaborated on several songs and also dated. They would again team for the duets "Prisoner in Disguise," "Sometimes You Can't Win" and "Hearts Against the Wind," which was fatured in the 1980 film "Urban Cowboy." Souther's contributions to film and television also include appearances as an actor in "Thirtysomething," "Nashville" and "Purgatory" on TV, as well as the movies "Postcards From the Edge," "My Girl 2" and "Deadline."

Led Zeppelin - Living Loving Maid🤘

Billie Eilish - What Was I Made For:

I guess Jane's Addiction beat Oasis to the punch😁

Love the sound of that Orange Bass Amp🤘

Awesome groove, love the mix👍🏼

I love it, great tune💊