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Here's one on his birthday today:
DennisN said:Another good one:
Garbage - Only Happy When It Rains (Live, Later Jools Holland, a stellar performance IMO)
Darn, they sound almost like a female version of Oasis!pinball1970 said:a few subscribers? She does a great job and even wears the cool 60s glasses.
It's just one gal Dennis!DennisN said:Darn, they sound almost like a female version of Oasis!Great vocals!
(and Oasis sometimes sounded like a 1990s version of Beatles, some great songs but not as much variety as the Beatles, of course)
morrobay said:
pinball1970 said:The Cult.
pinball1970 said:Cloud busting Kate Bush
pinball1970 said:Riders on the Storm, the Doors.
pinball1970 said:View attachment 337815Everly Brothers. My very first favorite musicians. "Bye, Bye Love." Age 6. Started a lifetime love of music for me. Such melody and harmony. All their songs were good. And wish I had hair like that.
Ah, that one conjures (good) memories of my senior high school years, during which (among other things) I formed a new friendship that has lasted to this day.difalcojr said:[James Taylor, Fire & Rain...]
phinds said:["What Have They Done to the Rain" ... Joan Baez]
You're talking about climate change. She's singing about nuclear fallout. Not quite the same thing.strangerep said:What have they done, indeed? The heavy violent rain here around Xmas night on the Gold Coast (QLD) was unprecedented, blasting large areas. I heard later there was even a small tornado that passed within a few kms of my place (though I was untouched). That's also unheard-of until now.
Yes, I know. But it only just occurred to me that the sentiment is applicable to both.phinds said:You're talking about climate change. She's singing about nuclear fallout. Not quite the same thing.