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Cherry said:Ever listen to Papa Chubby?
Litte bit of rock 'n roll ... mixed with some great blues
Way back when in my youth, Joe Walsh and the James Gang would play the bars at OSU. What I remember of it anyway. Your correct in that hes underrated. He also added an edge to the Eaglesriff said:Joe Walsh.
The dude is fucking awesome. I am listening to the best of joe walsh right now.
joe cool
joe cool
riff said:
nope.![]()
jayallen2 said:The other most overlooked in my estimation is Neil Young.
My fave for sure!
jayallen2 said:I had seen Joe in concert in about 1990 at a small club here.
He was burned out and it was a sloppy show. Went back to the club months later for another act. Was talking with the owner and he said Joe was the worst concert he had there. Claims to have paid him $20k and supply endless amounts of Vodka. My assumption is he took the stage after too much Absolute.
I still think he he produced some good tunes.
Life of Illusion is probably one of my faves by him.
As for Neil geez where do I begin on how this guys music impacted me. I kind of a late bloomer. I first heard him when Rust Never Sleeps came out and thought, who the fuck is this? Where did it come from raunchy on one side and soft acoustic on the other. What a concept. Ever since I have immersed myself in whatever he is involved in. Have seen him in concert in various incarnations since 1982.
As Eddie Vetter said while inducting him into the RNR Hall "I'm glad he is still with us". He still produces relevant music.
Marxist said:Wasn't Joe on Drew Carey pretty regularly? I thought that was him jamming with Little Richard at one point. Very odd combo, but interesting to see.
riff said:
I don't watch a lot of TV. I know it's anti-american, but I don't watch much television.
If I were cuddling on a couch with a female, I might learn.
Alas, I am a single fuck. One misses a lot that way.