Old School Musicianship… Rock and Roll.. Jazz… Blues… Big Band even…

[vastiesmith200]

How about 10 minutes of Hey Jude

OH hell no!!!

 

[vastiesmith200]

Renegade STYX​

I'm up and dancing to this one! Oh momma!!

 

[deltablues65]

Donovan - Season of the Witch

Such a excellent bass line in that track, same principal as Winwood's I'm a man or Clapton's Strange Brew

 

[vastiesmith200]

The Beatles - I Feel Fine​

Will it ever stop????????????????

 

[BrendaBear]

Will it ever stop????????????????

No. Sorry. It won't. Besides, he posted that 15 months ago...

 

[vastiesmith200]

Let's do some Motown...​

The Temptations - Papa Was A Rolling Stone​

love the music and especially the dance steps!!!!

 

[vastiesmith200]

The Contours -- Do You Love Me Video HQ​

more dance steps

 

[vastiesmith200]

No. Sorry. It won't. Besides, he posted that 15 months ago...

I'm still catching up from when my PC crashed.

 

[BrendaBear]

I'm still catching up from when my PC crashed.

I thought so. I think that is cool.

 

[vastiesmith200]

I need something a bit stronger... and far better...

Led Zeppelin - Rock and Roll

Damn I love that song!

 

[vastiesmith200]

Here's my choice of oldies I miss hearing. We used to dance for hours in North Carolina with the best beach music.

Rad Gumbo · Little Feat

 

[vastiesmith200]

This one is a heart attack if you jitterbug dance to it in real time.

1956 Little Richard - Heeby-Jeebies​

 

[vastiesmith200]

And the flip side is

Send me some Lovin by Little Richard

 

[vastiesmith200]

Big Bopper - Chantilly Lace

Try this one

Big Bopper's Wedding - Big Bopper​

 

[vastiesmith200]

That is an interesting viewpoint.

I do not think heavy metal killed good song, I think computer technology and synthesizers did. Or one could even say the music industry itself did.

“Heart” in 1975 was a rock and roll band. In 1985, they were “okay”, but way too synth pop to be taken seriously.

However, put it in perspective… they sold millions of copies of their 1985 offerings… likely more than their 70’s hits. (which were artistically far better).

So, in all fairness, the world turned to shit, and music has sucked ass ever since.

Agree Brenda and you have a way with words!!

 

[vastiesmith200]

Hey Rj, I have been going thur the pages on here and before I leave, I have to tell you that you made me cry twice so far. First with the song I'm not lisa by Jessi Colter
and, second with True Love ways by Buddy Holly!

Both songs are so damn beautiful. Wiping the tears from my eyes I thank you for reminding me of both of them. Got to go. BTW I'm on page 275

​

 

[BrendaBear]

Sam & Dave - Soul Man

 

[BrendaBear]

Gary U.S. Bonds - Quarter To Three

 

[vastiesmith200]

Couple of songs for you today. Happy Thursday everyone! Song #1

Walk Away by The James Gang! TURN IT UP!

 

[vastiesmith200]

Song #2

Trying to live My Life w/o You by Bob Seager

 

[vastiesmith200]

Lastly #3

Old Man by Neil Young
Another song that makes me tear up. Great aqustic on this song too.

 

[vastiesmith200]

Another song that fills my tear ducks

Rock and Roll Lullaby by B J Thomas
In case you didn't know the Beach Boys were their backup!

 

[vastiesmith200]

One more song that makes me cry

Summer's Gone by Paul Anka

 

[hotoldrguy]

R.I.P.

As Tears Go By - Marianne Faithfull​

 

[TANSTAAFL58]

R.I.P.

As Tears Go By - Marianne Faithfull​

Thanks brother. I came here for this today. She was amazing.

The Ballad of Lucy Jordan: