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Is that The Monkees Michael Nesmith James?
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The Royal Sperm wrote:Plastic Fantastic Lover!
Everything alrighty spermie ? :lol:
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Peter Green -Like it This Way
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MistyJm wrote:
The Royal Sperm wrote:Plastic Fantastic Lover!
Everything alrighty spermie ? :lol:

yep :oops:
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TheDoorsMusic wrote:The Who, Teenage Wasteland.

http://thedoorsmusic.net/TheWhoTeenageWasteland.mp3
Great song! Check out the YouTube video I just posted.
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Julee Cruise-Floating
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MistyJm wrote:Is that The Monkees Michael Nesmith James?
Yes, mj. His solo career was tremendous. Extremely talented. Here's a quote/review from Allmusic:

"Mixing country sound with a rocker's instincts and blending airy thoughts on the nature of life and love with iconography of life in the West that brought together the old and the new, Michael Nesmith reveled in contradictions on Magnetic South, making them sound as comfortable as well-worn cowboy boots and as fun as a Saturday night barn dance. It's a minor masterpiece of country-rock, and while the Eagles sold more records, Nesmith yodels a hell of a lot better than any of them."

Here is Michael performing "Joanne" with a nice interview at the end:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFBZzrmXcsk

His wikipedia bio is fascinating......his pioneering musical career, selling his music format idea which became MTV, producing the first grammy award winning music-video and pioneering the video medium with his Pacific Arts media company, which also produced such films as PBS's "The Civil War"....
a really talented & smart guy....still going strong as a leader/activist...he wasn't just a Monkey!

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I had no idea, that's cool James. :D
I did run in to some recent photo's of Davy some time ago. Speaking of the Monkees.
He's also still busy doing shows I l believe.
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Tool. 'The Pot' from 10,000 days.

You musta been, high

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CCR. I wanna know, have you ever seen the rain.

http://thedoorsmusic.net/CCRHaveYouEverSeenTheRain.mp3
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TheDoorsMusic wrote:CCR. I wanna know, have you ever seen the rain.

http://thedoorsmusic.net/CCRHaveYouEverSeenTheRain.mp3
So many of the 60's classics are becoming soundtracks for the times...again!

Love CCR.....Fortunate Son.
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Alanis Morissette - That I Would Be Good
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AORTA Anyone else know this 1969 psych gem?!! :D
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Bobby Darin....."If I Were A Carpenter" so good.

Which brings up Tim Hardin. So many good songs by Tim. :D
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Steve Forbert...."On the Streets Of This Town"



Give him a listen.......I think you'd like him, misty. :D whoops I'll get it Right!OK!!


http://sixeyesmedia.com/music/mp3/SFAoA ... laurel.mp3
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jamestkirk wrote:Steve Forbert...."On the Streets Of This Town"



Give him a listen.......I think you'd like him, misty. :D whoops I'll get it Right!OK!!


http://sixeyesmedia.com/music/mp3/SFAoA ... laurel.mp3
Listening to it now james. I never heard this song before. It's cute. :D
Thank you for sharing. :wink:
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kozmic blues!
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im ready to drink a cool beer while im listening Sumo :D
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One of my favorite albums...The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band's "A Child's Guide To Good and Evil"
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leonard cohen - the future!
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statesboro blues- allman brothers
they are the ones who will rule the world
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woman is losers


is still don't understand why janis was jappy singing that song
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Phil Ochs..."Pleasures of the Harbor" LP

Great shut-up & listen in the dark music. =)
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Roisin Murphy- Ramalama bang bang (live at Low lands)
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Parachute The Pretty Things

Does it get any better?!
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Animals- Don't let me be misunderstood
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OAR SKIP SPENCE
.....so strange & good....Skip, on the edge of madness.

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