Van Morrison is outstanding.
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Can't agree more with the idea that Nashville is pretty awful nowadays. As a result, I've gone away from most things country for a LONG time. Looking for new, actually good stuff has been fun.
I took my 16 year old daughter to see Tony Bennett last night at Bass Hall in FW. He's 90 now and still has an amazing voice. He closed out the 90 minute set by putting the microphone down and singing the last song without help. His voice was rock solid. As he led into this song, he mentioned it was his favorite. Glad I got to see this one.
Funky Town Bear said:
I took my 16 year old daughter to see Tony Bennett last night at Bass Hall in FW. He's 90 now and still has an amazing voice. He closed out the 90 minute set by putting the microphone down and singing the last song without help. His voice was rock solid. As he led into this song, he mentioned it was his favorite. Glad I got to see this one.
Thanks for memory, Funky +1
Wondering what your daughter thought of that concert? Pretty much different from anything today
This is quite possibly the best band DFW had ever produced:
DioNoZeus said:
This is quite possibly the best band DFW had ever produced:
Uumm....Pantera, bro.
GoldMind said:DioNoZeus said:
This is quite possibly the best band DFW had ever produced:
Uumm....Pantera, bro.
Dimebag ain't got nothin' on Complete's guitarist. Did you even watch the videos?
DioNoZeus said:GoldMind said:DioNoZeus said:
This is quite possibly the best band DFW had ever produced:
Uumm....Pantera, bro.
Dimebag ain't got nothin' on Complete's guitarist. Did you even watch the videos?
He's got amazing technical ability. Complete is a solid band, just my opinion they aren't better than Pantera.
This song has been in my head all day.
Love this live version of Van Morrison performing "Domino"..... and love those horns!
Probably my favorite Willie song.... certainly the most beautiful ....
Florda_mike said:Funky Town Bear said:
I took my 16 year old daughter to see Tony Bennett last night at Bass Hall in FW. He's 90 now and still has an amazing voice. He closed out the 90 minute set by putting the microphone down and singing the last song without help. His voice was rock solid. As he led into this song, he mentioned it was his favorite. Glad I got to see this one.
Thanks for memory, Funky +1
Wondering what your daughter thought of that concert? Pretty much different from anything today
She absolutely loved it. She's a arts kid though. Doesn't know the first thing about sports, but, she has always loved going with me to stuff like this. When she was seven, her dream Saturday night was sushi and falling asleep in my lap at the symphony. Glad we can still share stuff like this at 16.
Funky Town Bear said:Florda_mike said:Funky Town Bear said:
I took my 16 year old daughter to see Tony Bennett last night at Bass Hall in FW. He's 90 now and still has an amazing voice. He closed out the 90 minute set by putting the microphone down and singing the last song without help. His voice was rock solid. As he led into this song, he mentioned it was his favorite. Glad I got to see this one.
Thanks for memory, Funky +1
Wondering what your daughter thought of that concert? Pretty much different from anything today
She absolutely loved it. She's a arts kid though. Doesn't know the first thing about sports, but, she has always loved going with me to stuff like this. When she was seven, her dream Saturday night was sushi and falling asleep in my lap at the symphony. Glad we can still share stuff like this at 16.
Daddy's love those little daughters, especially if they're a daddy's girl +1
Good for you
Brings tears to my eyes
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Taking my teenager to see the Let It Be musical about The Beatles tonight. So with that in mind, today's offering.
Be sure and let's us know how your teenager like the Beatles.Funky Town Bear said:
Taking my teenager to see the Let It Be musical about The Beatles tonight. So with that in mind, today's offering.
"Sic em yesterday, sic em today, sic em forever"
GoldMind said:
This reminds me of some late 70s band but can't put my finger on it
Maybe Bad Company or ZZ Top ..... Idk?
Florda_mike said:GoldMind said:
This reminds me of some late 70s band but can't put my finger on it
Maybe Bad Company or ZZ Top ..... Idk?
Black Sabbath?
GoldMind said:Florda_mike said:GoldMind said:
This reminds me of some late 70s band but can't put my finger on it
Maybe Bad Company or ZZ Top ..... Idk?
Black Sabbath?
Could be
Check out Iron Man and Paranoid
You might like
Florda_mike said:GoldMind said:Florda_mike said:GoldMind said:
This reminds me of some late 70s band but can't put my finger on it
Maybe Bad Company or ZZ Top ..... Idk?
Black Sabbath?
Could be
Check out Iron Man and Paranoid
You might like
Not sure if serious...
GoldMind said:Florda_mike said:GoldMind said:Florda_mike said:GoldMind said:
This reminds me of some late 70s band but can't put my finger on it
Maybe Bad Company or ZZ Top ..... Idk?
Black Sabbath?
Could be
Check out Iron Man and Paranoid
You might like
Not sure if serious...
I am
Those are 2 Black Sabbath songs you may like
Hey Goldmind. Since you're looking for new bands/songs to listen to, I have another one for you to check out. There's this band from England called The Rolling Stones. People seem to really like their song "Gimmie Shelter." Try it out and let me know what you think.
Richie Blackmore was getting pissed that Deep Purple was going pop, so he basically hijacked Elf, a band that had opened for them earlier. That became Rainbow. Without them, we wouldn't have Iron Maiden or Judas Priest. Or Metallica.
Roy Rogers said:Be sure and let's us know how your teenager like the Beatles.Funky Town Bear said:
Taking my teenager to see the Let It Be musical about The Beatles tonight. So with that in mind, today's offering.
She loved the show. They did a phenomenal job and she loves the music.
Where was the show? Sounds fun.Funky Town Bear said:Roy Rogers said:Be sure and let's us know how your teenager like the Beatles.Funky Town Bear said:
Taking my teenager to see the Let It Be musical about The Beatles tonight. So with that in mind, today's offering.
She loved the show. They did a phenomenal job and she loves the music.
Bass Hall in Ft Worth for the rest of the week. Was in Dallas last week.Crash Davis said:Where was the show? Sounds fun.Funky Town Bear said:Roy Rogers said:Be sure and let's us know how your teenager like the Beatles.Funky Town Bear said:
Taking my teenager to see the Let It Be musical about The Beatles tonight. So with that in mind, today's offering.
She loved the show. They did a phenomenal job and she loves the music.
Funky Town Bear said:Roy Rogers said:Be sure and let's us know how your teenager like the Beatles.Funky Town Bear said:
Taking my teenager to see the Let It Be musical about The Beatles tonight. So with that in mind, today's offering.
She loved the show. They did a phenomenal job and she loves the music.
Head over to YouTube and check out a Beatles tribute band called Zoom Beatles. They're from Mexico City and outstanding IMO.
"Sic em yesterday, sic em today, sic em forever"
And while we're (I'm) on a Beatles kick, how about something from the roof top!!!
"Sic em yesterday, sic em today, sic em forever"
Florda_mike said:
You guys may not expect this from me
Nikki Sixx - Van Nuys
Leonard Cohen - Hallelujah & I'm Your Man
Keb Mo most anything at all
AC DC - You Shook Me All Night Long
John Prine - Lake Marie and .......
* In Spite of Ourselves is most unusual song I've maybe ever heard
I'm amazed that you hit so many of my favorites. Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah is great. Keb Mo is one of my favorites. (Every Morning, The Itch, Momma Where's My Daddy). Also John Prine, and John Prine with Iris Dement on In Spite of Ourselves is classic!
Moe Bandy and Joe Stampley
Looks like some Guy Clark and Townes Van Zandt love on the thread. They are two my favorite songwriters. A favorite Guy Clark of mine is My Favorite Picture of You.
My favorite Townes Van Zandt is Quicksilver Dreams of Maria
And a fantastic version of Willie Nelson I Never Cared for You. His sister is on piano and Emmy Lou Harris with him on vocals. Love the guitar solo at the beginning.
My favorite Townes Van Zandt is Quicksilver Dreams of Maria
And a fantastic version of Willie Nelson I Never Cared for You. His sister is on piano and Emmy Lou Harris with him on vocals. Love the guitar solo at the beginning.
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