Jackson Browne --great songwriter ... such great lyrics but sometimes personal and or haunting ! This song can grow on you....
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Winning by cheating is just as impressive as winning fairly, probably even more so. Your opponent was better than you in every way, and you beat them with your brain.
Woke up with this one in my head this morning. Not sure why.
"Sic em yesterday, sic em today, sic em forever"
Very nice. I love Jackson Brown and David Lindley together. In addition to personal and haunting, they also do some fun stuff. One of my favorites is their medley of Stay (from Running on Empty where David did his famous falsetto) and Love is Strange. Here is one version done live in Barcelona.Fat Daddy said:
Jackson Browne --great songwriter ... such great lyrics but sometimes personal and or haunting ! This song can grow on you....
For A Dancer
I saw this gal do this song live two years ago, and I am still trying to figure out why she is not bigger than she is. A classic in every sense of the word.
“If you have a job without aggravations, you don’t have a job.”
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So. Dang. Good.Roy Rogers said:
Woke up with this one in my head this morning. Not sure why.
forza orsi said:Very nice. I love Jackson Brown and David Lindley together. In addition to personal and haunting, they also do some fun stuff. One of my favorites is their medley of Stay (from Running on Empty where David did his famous falsetto) and Love is Strange. Here is one version done live in Barcelona.Fat Daddy said:
Jackson Browne --great songwriter ... such great lyrics but sometimes personal and or haunting ! This song can grow on you....
For A Dancer
I recently watched the first part of "The History of the Eagles"
Frey & Henley lived next door to Browne. He was a mentor to them, primarily by example, on how a professional went about song writing.
I like this song for its silliness
Keyser Soze said:forza orsi said:Very nice. I love Jackson Brown and David Lindley together. In addition to personal and haunting, they also do some fun stuff. One of my favorites is their medley of Stay (from Running on Empty where David did his famous falsetto) and Love is Strange. Here is one version done live in Barcelona.Fat Daddy said:
Jackson Browne --great songwriter ... such great lyrics but sometimes personal and or haunting ! This song can grow on you....
For A Dancer
I recently watched the first part of "The History of the Eagles"
Frey & Henley lived next door to Browne. He was a mentor to them, primarily by example, on how a professional went about song writing.
I have seen that.... and one of them says something like Browne worked on one small part of a song for weeks until he (Browne) was satisfied with it!
Yep, JD Souther said he was going to go nuts if he heard Doctor My Eyes again:Fat Daddy said:Keyser Soze said:forza orsi said:Very nice. I love Jackson Brown and David Lindley together. In addition to personal and haunting, they also do some fun stuff. One of my favorites is their medley of Stay (from Running on Empty where David did his famous falsetto) and Love is Strange. Here is one version done live in Barcelona.Fat Daddy said:
Jackson Browne --great songwriter ... such great lyrics but sometimes personal and or haunting ! This song can grow on you....
For A Dancer
I recently watched the first part of "The History of the Eagles"
Frey & Henley lived next door to Browne. He was a mentor to them, primarily by example, on how a professional went about song writing.
I have seen that.... and one of them says something like Browne worked on one small part of a song for weeks until he (Browne) was satisfied with it!
Anyone remember this one? From my high school days.... Lee Michaels "5th"....great memories .... do you know what I mean?
Doctor My Eyes .... one of the most distinguishable intros.... and I love the rifts throughout.... and the lyrics still run true today as they did almost 50 years ago.... just as Rock Me On the Water! Both are timeless masterpieces!
JD Souther playing the Kessler (Dallas) on October 27... the Friday before we beat the Horns on Saturday!
No doubt. That whole group was amazing...Henley, Frey, Ronstadt, Browne, Souther, etc. So much talent.Fat Daddy said:
Doctor My Eyes .... one of the most distinguishable intros.... and I love the rifts throughout.... and the lyrics still run true today as they did almost 50 years ago.... just as Rock Me On the Water! Both are timeless masterpieces!
Laurel Canyon was the place..... and you left out Stephen Stills, Graham Nash, and others....
I would love to go see him play sometime. Eagles doing Souther's "How Long" in 1973:Fat Daddy said:
JD Souther playing the Kessler (Dallas) on October 27... the Friday before we beat the Horns on Saturday!
Nice article about Laurel Canyon.... checkout the playlist at the bottom..
https://www.vanityfair.com/culture/2015/02/laurel-canyon-music-scene/amp
You Get What You Give - New Radicals
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Link for edited song in the finale of the movie "Surf's Up"
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Link for Entire song (4:39)
Link for edited song in the finale of the movie "Surf's Up"
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One Wish - Hiroshima
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Overjoyed - Stanley Clarke
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I Receive Your Love - Kirk Whalum
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Mirage - Santana
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Get Here - Oleta Adams
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Thanks for the tip! I love JD's voice and he does some beautiful guitar work too. He sometimes can out-Eagle the Eagles. And he nails all the high notes here in New Kid in Town.Fat Daddy said:
JD Souther playing the Kessler (Dallas) on October 27... the Friday before we beat the Horns on Saturday!
I think I drove everyone nutz with that one when I was a kid.Kite23 said:
I like this song for its silliness
K - I think the 'silly songs' deserve their own thread. Go for it.
Strange things are happenin', baby - and somethin' strange jus' might happen to you...
Winning by cheating is just as impressive as winning fairly, probably even more so. Your opponent was better than you in every way, and you beat them with your brain.
AKA "Records in the Garner State Park jukebox in the 1960s"Assassin said:I think I drove everyone nutz with that one when I was a kid.Kite23 said:
I like this song for its silliness
K - I think the 'silly songs' deserve their own thread. Go for it.
Five O'Clock World - The Vogues
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What is Life - George Harrison
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