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Last: 11 hrs ago by william
A little different than what we usually post here, but this song has been a constant encouragement to me after my wife's passing. I listen every morning and when I go to bed at night.
Chicago Transit Authority - Dialogue
Not the best audio,.... powerful song that is as true today and it was way back then!
Not the best audio,.... powerful song that is as true today and it was way back then!
Fat Daddy said:
Chicago Transit Authority - Dialogue
Not the best audio,.... powerful song that is as true today and it was way back then!
You're showing your age. Great song. Back when Chicago was good.
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Back when Steve Winwood was really good
Stranger said:Fat Daddy said:
Chicago Transit Authority - Dialogue
Not the best audio,.... powerful song that is as true today and it was way back then!
You're showing your age. Great song. Back when Chicago was good.
Their first three or four albums were great ....
Producers and promoters sold out to AM / Pop radio. ... songs could only be 3 - 3:30 long... and that wasn't the greatness of Chicago.... but they did become very popular and have a lot of pop hits. "If You Leave Me Now", while very popular and a huge success, isn't the same as "South California Purple". And that was the greatness of FM radio "back in the day"..... long songs, few commercials and a DJ that had a deep, but sort of quite, voice .... would announce three songs and play them. Not much commentary. The good old days!
Did you see the documentary on Terry Kath that was put together by his daughter. Outstanding!
I agree on all of that. It's great that we can stream so much now though. Chicago at Carnegie Hall (1971) is a an all-time classic album that I listen to from time to time on Spotify.Fat Daddy said:Stranger said:Fat Daddy said:
Chicago Transit Authority - Dialogue
Not the best audio,.... powerful song that is as true today and it was way back then!
You're showing your age. Great song. Back when Chicago was good.
Their first three or four albums were great ....
Producers and promoters sold out to AM / Pop radio. ... songs could only be 3 - 3:30 long... and that wasn't the greatness of Chicago.... but they did become very popular and have a lot of pop hits. "If You Leave Me Now", while very popular and a huge success, isn't the same as "South California Purple". And that was the greatness of FM radio "back in the day"..... long songs, few commercials and a DJ that had a deep, but sort of quite, voice .... would announce three songs and play them. Not much commentary. The good old days!
Did you see the documentary on Terry Kath that was put together by his daughter. Outstanding!
Fat Daddy said:Stranger said:Fat Daddy said:
Chicago Transit Authority - Dialogue
Not the best audio,.... powerful song that is as true today and it was way back then!
You're showing your age. Great song. Back when Chicago was good.
Their first three or four albums were great ....
Producers and promoters sold out to AM / Pop radio. ... songs could only be 3 - 3:30 long... and that wasn't the greatness of Chicago.... but they did become very popular and have a lot of pop hits. "If You Leave Me Now", while very popular and a huge success, isn't the same as "South California Purple". And that was the greatness of FM radio "back in the day"..... long songs, few commercials and a DJ that had a deep, but sort of quite, voice .... would announce three songs and play them. Not much commentary. The good old days!
Did you see the documentary on Terry Kath that was put together by his daughter. Outstanding!
Where can I view the Terry Kath documentary?
I'm a Bearbacker
forza orsi said:I agree on all of that. It's great that we can stream so much now though. Chicago at Carnegie Hall (1971) is a an all-time classic album that I listen to from time to time on Spotify.Fat Daddy said:Stranger said:Fat Daddy said:
Chicago Transit Authority - Dialogue
Not the best audio,.... powerful song that is as true today and it was way back then!
You're showing your age. Great song. Back when Chicago was good.
Their first three or four albums were great ....
Producers and promoters sold out to AM / Pop radio. ... songs could only be 3 - 3:30 long... and that wasn't the greatness of Chicago.... but they did become very popular and have a lot of pop hits. "If You Leave Me Now", while very popular and a huge success, isn't the same as "South California Purple". And that was the greatness of FM radio "back in the day"..... long songs, few commercials and a DJ that had a deep, but sort of quite, voice .... would announce three songs and play them. Not much commentary. The good old days!
Did you see the documentary on Terry Kath that was put together by his daughter. Outstanding!
I was in the first few rows for Chicago at Marrs McLean Gym in 1971. Were you there?
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Way cool! No, I was in junior high 1,000 miles from there. First time I saw them was Jeppeson Stadium in Houston, 1975, when they toured with their opening act, the Beach Boys.Stranger said:forza orsi said:I agree on all of that. It's great that we can stream so much now though. Chicago at Carnegie Hall (1971) is a an all-time classic album that I listen to from time to time on Spotify.Fat Daddy said:Stranger said:Fat Daddy said:
Chicago Transit Authority - Dialogue
Not the best audio,.... powerful song that is as true today and it was way back then!
You're showing your age. Great song. Back when Chicago was good.
Their first three or four albums were great ....
Producers and promoters sold out to AM / Pop radio. ... songs could only be 3 - 3:30 long... and that wasn't the greatness of Chicago.... but they did become very popular and have a lot of pop hits. "If You Leave Me Now", while very popular and a huge success, isn't the same as "South California Purple". And that was the greatness of FM radio "back in the day"..... long songs, few commercials and a DJ that had a deep, but sort of quite, voice .... would announce three songs and play them. Not much commentary. The good old days!
Did you see the documentary on Terry Kath that was put together by his daughter. Outstanding!
I was in the first few rows for Chicago at Marrs McLean Gym in 1971. Were you there?
Anyone remember this one?
Hi-de-ho - Blood Sweat & Tears
I love the opening .... and the horns throughout!
Hi-de-ho - Blood Sweat & Tears
I love the opening .... and the horns throughout!
Oh yeah I remember well
Thanks
Thanks
Fat Daddy said:
Anyone remember this one?
Hi-de-ho - Blood Sweat & Tears
I love the opening .... and the horns throughout!
Whatever happened to those guys? They're not in the hall of fame are they?
Happy Labor Day weekend !
Underrated song here
slimecap said:
Happy Labor Day weekend !
Brings back memories of listening to BJ & the Triumphs play that back in high school.
LIB,MR BEARS said:
Underrated song here
One talented dude
Speaking of BJ Thomas and the Triumphs in high school, it really brings back memories for me! After BJ left the Triumphs, my high school American history teacher, Don Drachenberg, was their lead singer. BJ had left the band a couple of years a couple of years earlier. Drach was a very cool guy - taught us history all week (and really good at it) and then on Friday night we'd dance to his music at Riverside Hall in East Bernard or Fairchilds Hall in Fairchilds. The band and BJ had a lot of bad feelings for years, although they have since patched things up. The Triumphs are still playing and Drach is still singing lead, and they played one of our reunions a few years back.Stranger said:slimecap said:
Happy Labor Day weekend !
Brings back memories of listening to BJ & the Triumphs play that back in high school.
Here is a photo with both BJ and Drachenberg, circa 1961. Drachenberg top left, BJ Thomas top right.
In the current photo below, Drachenberg is still top left.
https://www.facebook.com/pg/The-Triumphs-112258233997/about/
Tony Joe White-
I grew up in a small, north-central Texas town innthe Wichita Falls area. There were not a lot of bands that toured that had a stop in Wichita Falls...
The Grass Roots did play Wichita Falls and Tony Joe White opened for them. Memories of my childhood!!!
I grew up in a small, north-central Texas town innthe Wichita Falls area. There were not a lot of bands that toured that had a stop in Wichita Falls...
The Grass Roots did play Wichita Falls and Tony Joe White opened for them. Memories of my childhood!!!
The Grass Roots - "Midnight Confessions"
Maybe their best one!
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A rather mindless little ditty that has a wonderful tune that gets stuck in your head. I woke up with it stuck in mine this morning. If it sounds like something from Herb Alpert it's because he produced it.
Hope you enjoy whistling this song all day like I'm going to.
Hope you enjoy whistling this song all day like I'm going to.
I'm a Bearbacker
back to a simpler time when music was fun and gay!
>>Carve away the stone (Sisyhpus)
Carve away the stone
Make a graven image
With some features of your own<<
Carve away the stone
Make a graven image
With some features of your own<<
Their song written on 9-11.
Eagles
Eagles
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>>Carve away the stone (Sisyhpus)
Carve away the stone
Make a graven image
With some features of your own<<
Carve away the stone
Make a graven image
With some features of your own<<
william said:
Lead singer just died?
DId he sing that one?Florda_mike said:william said:
Lead singer just died?
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