BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
I guess stage fright is no problem for Melody.
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TJ's Records comes through again.
Elvin Bishop-Raisin' Hell-Live
Fun tunes and VG+ for less than lunch.
Elvin Bishop-Raisin' Hell-Live
Fun tunes and VG+ for less than lunch.
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
Warren Zevon - Minneapolis 27 Feb 1990
The Electric Werewolf Strikes Again boot.
The Electric Werewolf Strikes Again boot.
grillebilly
Empty Head
Many of the bands that performed on TV shows in the 60's lip-synced. I just stumbled across this video of The Association on The Smothers Brothers. They are playing and while it's kinda hokey it's also pretty cool.
v8peters
Lunatic Member
A Man and a Woman
Isaac Hayes & Dionne Warwick
1977 ABC / HBS # AB 996
Recorded Live at the Fabulous Fox Atlanta, Georgia
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My CD/LP/TAPE Collection
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
Pink Floyd - “Pulse”
KrisM
Lunatic Member
I'll be joining you after the A&R Studios recording finishes up.
illinoisteve
Super Member
The Concert for Bangrla Desh
(Recorded August 1, 1971, at Madison Square Gardens, NYC)
George Harrison (and many friends)
Apple Records (I'd type in the number, but the cover is across the room)
(12" stereo 3-LP set)
Still very listenable. They used as many as 40-some microphones at a time to capture some of the tracks.
(Recorded August 1, 1971, at Madison Square Gardens, NYC)
George Harrison (and many friends)
Apple Records (I'd type in the number, but the cover is across the room)
(12" stereo 3-LP set)
Still very listenable. They used as many as 40-some microphones at a time to capture some of the tracks.
BlindBoyGrnt
Nullius in verba
The reissue is nice, and with extra cuts.
illinoisteve
Super Member
I met a guy once who was a friend of the Allman Brothers, and since he was also a musician, sat in with them on occasion. When I met the fellow, he was hitchhiking across the country with his large black Labrador retriever. A friend of mine who coming back to college to visit me had picked up the pair along a highway and the three of them camped out in my dorm room for 2 or 3 days, which included an afternoon when we drove over to Delabar State Park, and tossed large pieces of wood out into the Mississippi so the dog could swim out and fetch them. The dog always wore a red bandana, and, when it wasn't swimming, a fedora-style hat, which had been given to the dog by a wino they had met in the course of their journey. When they left to continue their travels, they gave me the hat as a token of remembrance. I kept it for many years, and I might have it packed away somewhere still. So, that's right, I was given a the hat of a dog that was probably known by the Allman Brothers, the dog, that is, not the hat. I don't know whether they ever saw the hat on the dog or whether they knew the wino. Well, that's my example of only a few degrees of separation from greatness. I guess we all have them.
Mystic
We're all born mad
Nice story Steve. Are you in fact from Illinois? I am.
illinoisteve
Super Member
I did live out of Illinois, in Indiana, for a few of my grade school years, and about 15 years back I lived in Wisconsin for work for 3 years or so. But both of those times I was within about 15 miles of the Illinois state line. I've lived in a few parts of west-central Illinois, and a few towns in northeastern Illinois.
Mystic
We're all born mad
I gotta lotta family in Indiana and Wisconsin too.
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