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Classic Rock for the Soul: September 2009
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Classic Rock for the Soul. Monday, September 28, 2009. The blog is back in town! After one month and several "I-miss-my-blog"'s later. I'm back. I've got a new look here and I've decided to drop my comment moderation - nothing bad was going on, guys. I just wanted to moderate there for awhile. But now, come one, come all! I'm still reading everybody's comments so no need to worry about that. Your voice is being heard! Hope you've been well and I hope your fall is off to a great start. (I love fall! Can't...
Classic Rock for the Soul: Call me crazy
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Classic Rock for the Soul. Monday, February 1, 2010. Okay guys, call me temporarily crazy. but there were two performances I actually liked last night on the Grammys. 1 Lady GaGa and Elton John's medley of "Speechless" and "Your Song" - I thought this was really cool. And I'm the first to profess my hatred of Lady Gagme. But for whatever reason, this performance got me. Now onto the bad:. 1 The autotune was crampin' my style. 2 The winners. I mean, really? February 2, 2010 at 7:36 PM. About Classic rock ...
Classic Rock for the Soul: October 2009
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Classic Rock for the Soul. Friday, October 30, 2009. Happy Friday, bloggies! Today's guest post comes from the blogless. But she's been a longtime reader of my blog. It's her story about a lady she knows who has met tons of cool people through her then-husband's job! Someone asks if we can go upstairs and Julia hesitates for just a second and then says okay. Up we go. Julia shyly explained that her ex-husband was the tour manager for Journey for years and then added, it was a lifetime ago. She sugges...
Classic Rock for the Soul: Two living legends... one live experience
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Classic Rock for the Soul. Thursday, June 25, 2009. Two living legends. one live experience. As we all know by now, Michael Jackson has died. I'm not going to say much about it. Yes, it's sad. I can respect his music from his Jackson 5 days and during the '80s. Besides that, I don't have much to say about the man. However, no one can doubt that. Is the best-selling album of all time. Enough depressing stuff, okay? Onto a concert review. Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood was last night! And it was amazing!
Classic Rock for the Soul: August 2009
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Classic Rock for the Soul. Sunday, August 30, 2009. I haven't posted in almost two weeks. I've been settled here for about a week, but I don't know. I'm just not feeling it (the blog) right now. I'm catching up on all of you guys' blogs and then I'll be deciding what I'm going to do with mine. Wednesday, August 19, 2009. The time has come," the Walrus said. To talk of many things.". Well, this summer is coming (quickly) to a close. It's been a good one - I got to see some great concerts (see. He looks li...
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Off Beat – Babalu | dufusdownbeat
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8230;it's only rock and roll…but I like it. Off Beat – Babalu. When I was a kid my introduction to Cuban music, or what then was referred to as Latin music, came from the I Love Lucy Show. Lucille Ball was married to and starred with Desi Arnaz in the 50s TV sitcom. But Arnaz was a big name in the music scene of the day leading the Latin music band The Desi Arnaz Orchestra. Here’s a clip of his signature song – Bubalu. Watch him really “rock out” near the end of the video. Feed You can leave a response.
Cuban Jazz | dufusdownbeat
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8230;it's only rock and roll…but I like it. Our second look at Cuban music features trumpeter Arturo Sandoval. Sandoval was heavily influenced by Dizzy Gillespie who came to be Sandoval’s musical mentor. Sandoval began his career in the state-sponsored. Orquesta Cubana de Musica Moderna. Sandoval’s life story was the subject of en excellent film called. For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story. Here’s a clip of Sandoval and his idol…. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site. Tune In, Turn...
The Last Time | dufusdownbeat
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8230;it's only rock and roll…but I like it. By early 1965 the Rolling Stones had had several #1 hits. But they were covers, extremely excellent covers mind you, of American blues artists. Keith Richards recalls how he and Mick Jagger penned the first in a long line of Jaggers/Richards tunes. Richards, the guitar-playing half of the Glimmer Twins has come up with many great riffs in Stones songs. Interestingly, in the performance videos that exist of. This May Be The Last Time. From your own site. You are...
Keef Keeps Rollin’ Along | dufusdownbeat
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8230;it's only rock and roll…but I like it. Keef Keeps Rollin’ Along. This entry was posted on Friday, November 5th, 2010 at 1:07 pm and is filed under 00s. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site. Laquo; Previous Post. Next Post ». Keef Keeps Rollin’ Along. November 6, 2010 at 7:10 am. I thought he was dead anyway. November 6, 2010 at 8:44 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Rock an...
As Tears Go By | dufusdownbeat
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8230;it's only rock and roll…but I like it. As Tears Go By. The Rolling Stones had been knocking around Britain in the early 60s building their reputation as a Chicago blues cover band extraordinaire. The evidence of this legacy can be found on their early albums, full of covers of legendary American blues artists. Keith Richards, in his autobiography. 8221; says the Stones actually helped America rediscover its own music. What they came up with was. As Tears Go By. Feed You can leave a response. Fill in...
The Review Revue: One Track Mind (Squared): Marillion - Kayleigh & Lavender (1985)
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A repository for CD, movie, and occassionally book reviews. Friday, June 24, 2011. One Track Mind (Squared): Marillion - Kayleigh and Lavender (1985). Much like with tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwiches, peanut butter and jelly, and Queen's We Will Rock You. We Are the Champions. Listening to Marillion's Misplaced Childhood. Album it's easy to see that this was by design as Mark Kelly's beautiful keyboard solo acts as a segue from Kayleigh. Do you remember chalk hearts melting on a playground wall?
The Review Revue: One Track Mind: Chicago Transit Authority - Introduction (1969)
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A repository for CD, movie, and occassionally book reviews. Thursday, June 09, 2011. One Track Mind: Chicago Transit Authority - Introduction (1969). While I'm part of what is considered the "second wave" of Chicago fans in that I became a fan of theirs in the eighties when they were riding high on hits like. Hard to Say I'm Sorry, You're the Inspiration, Hard Habit to Break, Will You Still Love Me. And to a lesser extent. I popped in that first casette and was blown away by the opening track,. About a y...
The Review Revue: Supertramp - Crisis? What Crisis?!?! (1975)
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A repository for CD, movie, and occassionally book reviews. Sunday, November 20, 2005. Most of Supertramp's big hits ended up on 1974's Crime of the Century. Or 1979's Breakfast in America. Doesn't contain any of those fun hummable and singable tunes that made those other albums such huge sellers. That being said, this album has something both those albums, lack- CONSISTENCY. While it lacks the big hits, it also lacks the clunkers that often fall victim to the "skip" button. And The Logical Song. If you'...
The Review Revue: Supertramp - Breakfast in America (1979)
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A repository for CD, movie, and occassionally book reviews. Wednesday, August 23, 2006. Supertramp - Breakfast in America (1979). Despite initially getting off to a rocky start with two albums that were essentially ignored by the public in the early seventies (their debut and it's immediate follow-up, Indelibly Stamped. Supertramp more than made up for it with 1974's Crime of the Century. And with that album the band also seemed to find it's footing- putting out a series of exceptional albums; Crisis?
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Classic Rock Fridays | Rock history. Rock theory. Rock appreciation.
Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Rock history. Rock theory. Rock appreciation. Jimmy Page, 1960s Renaissance Man. Posted by Chris K. There’s a lot of Zeppelin in this blog, but there’s always room for a little more Jimmy Page. And thanks to a great Rolling Stone piece. This week, we can now hear just how varied his pre-Zep session work really was. Read the rest of this entry →. Posted in Category: Rock History. Posted by Chris K. 1,119 more words. Posted by Chris K.
