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damn! hit the "quote" instead of "edit" button...! :lol:

So I deleted this redundant post...but you're still reading it anyway!

DAMN!

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MistyJm wrote:
lovemygirl wrote:Fred Neil - "Everybody`s Talkin`"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-Ql1284QLw

LOTHAR AND THE HAND PEOPLE - "Every single word"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzhDudSs ... re=related
Love the Fred Neil version. Thanks for posting Lmg. :D
Thanks to Nicole for posting the Fred Neil original of the song he wrote and recorded 2 years before Harry's version....."Everybody's Talking". He did not care for the version by Nilsson, but wouldn't sell out when they asked for Fred's for the movie. Nisson's version is great, but Fred's is the best!

Here is another by Fred Neil, Mon ( and ALL!!), that is covered A LOT!!! "DOLPHINS"....beautiful!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKjAlICPF8M

We gotta get everyone into Fred Neil, Luv!

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Nicole Lmg your name is Nicole? beautiful. :D

Thanks for posting you two. Gonna listen and enjoy. :wink:
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yes, my name is nicole...thank you misty?jim... Fred Neil...mmmmmhhhhhaaaaaa......thats all i'm gonna say....ladies...you understand....
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Ted Joans -" Jazz Is My Religion " ......

First part of the short movie "Jazz & Poetry" by Louis van Gasteren. Piet Kuiters Modern Jazzgroup featuring Piet Kuiters on piano, Herman Schoonderwalt - sax, Ruud Jacobs - bass, Cees See - drums. Poetry by Ted Joans.

Amsterdam 1964

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uc9yodZ29UE
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lovemygirl wrote:Ted Joans -" Jazz Is My Religion " ......

First part of the short movie "Jazz & Poetry" by Louis van Gasteren. Piet Kuiters Modern Jazzgroup featuring Piet Kuiters on piano, Herman Schoonderwalt - sax, Ruud Jacobs - bass, Cees See - drums. Poetry by Ted Joans.

Amsterdam 1964

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uc9yodZ29UE
Nice..another Dutch connection!
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Dan Fogelgerg from the CAPTURED ANGEL LP.......

"The Last Nail both of these beautiful videos below have LYRICS in the "info" box!! :wink:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWH_nvLK7jc


"Crow"-LIVE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQJIDcggV_8

:mrgreen: RIP, Dan.....
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Buzzy Linhart "Reputation"........this is live.....can you dig this? 1969

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jr0W9fuWNQk

Ram John Holder - "Brixton Blues" ...............dig the blues baby....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LClB3edD6lQ
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and for you hill-billy's.....lol...

Roadhouse Blues - Railroad Earth - Yarmony 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiK-sToz ... re=related
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back to the blues....

Mississippi John Hurt

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BvRxA8gR7bw
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lovemygirl wrote:and for you hill-billy's.....lol...

Roadhouse Blues - Railroad Earth - Yarmony 2008

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiK-sToz ... re=related
Love it
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metal daddies

BLACK SABBATH!!!!
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lovemygirl wrote:Buzzy Linhart "Reputation"........this is live.....can you dig this? 1969

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jr0W9fuWNQk

Ram John Holder - "Brixton Blues" ...............dig the blues baby....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LClB3edD6lQ
Holy crap, luv!! You know Buzzy TOO?!! I love him...another 60's icon. He wrote Bette Midlers' adopted theme song...I like Buzzy's original version better!!

......"FRIENDS"...how many know this one?!! How many rock/folk stars sang while accompanying themselves on vibes....he was in demand on many records on vibes.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Plv0aV2w19A




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"Holy crap, luv!! You know Buzzy TOO?!! I love him...another 60's icon. He wrote Bette Midlers' adopted theme song...I like Buzzy's original version better!!

......"FRIENDS"...how many know this one?!! How many rock/folk stars sang while accompanying themselves on vibes....he was in demand on many records on vibes."

buzzy is the man...how did you like that live performance?....so full of energy...."Friends"...a great song, a friend of mine does that song in his band and sings it in italian, love it...
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Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee - "Hootin' the Blues"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuyaf5YBGh8

Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee - "Key to the Highway"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XoGspLF1-uY
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lovemygirl wrote:"Holy crap, luv!! You know Buzzy TOO?!! I love him...another 60's icon. He wrote Bette Midlers' adopted theme song...I like Buzzy's original version better!!

......"FRIENDS"...how many know this one?!! How many rock/folk stars sang while accompanying themselves on vibes....he was in demand on many records on vibes."

buzzy is the man...how did you like that live performance?....so full of energy...."Friends"...a great song, a friend of mine does that song in his band and sings it in italian, love it...
Buzzy is great! Live too!! thanks!

I hadn't heard how he is doing..there was benefit for an illness ...hope I'm not late in wondering and that he is still out there performing!!

Italian! Now that sounds interesting!
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"I'm On My Way" - Barbara Dane

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDepXb2K60w

and now at 81 years old...love it!

"Rich Man"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-2TnpWscmQ
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Seems like the man is finaly going to be burried. Not a fan of his, but this story is still very much sad. On all parts I guess.

Wishing well to his kids. And that people will leave them alone.

Michael Jackson- Scream ( stop pressuring me)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIoCkk7JY58
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MistyJm wrote:Seems like the man is finaly going to be burried. Not a fan of his, but this story is still very much sad. On all parts I guess.

Wishing well to his kids. And that people will leave them alone.

Michael Jackson- Scream ( stop pressuring me)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIoCkk7JY58
You should listen to Off The Wall and Thriller in their entirety.
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I only have Thriller. In vinyl that is. I might just take out again DJ. :D Not really a fan of him like I said. But seeing some clips of him pop up on forums I started paying more attention to his lyrics then the music itself.
Many songs tell his story I guess. Sometimes very powerful.
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MistyJm wrote:I only have Thriller. In vinyl that is. I might just take out again DJ. :D Not really a fan of him like I said. But seeing some clips of him pop up on forums I started paying more attention to his lyrics then the music itself.
Many songs tell his story I guess. Sometimes very powerful.
Thriller is definitely worth listening to again, but I think you'll enjoy Off The Wall as well. Here's a link to stream the entire album: http://music.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuse ... id=8118226

The first 10 tracks are the core album, and the rest are interviews, demos, etc.
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Thank you for the link DJ. Much appreciated. :D Also interested to hear the interviews and demo's.

I never payed that much attention to his music or story before even though I grew up with his music. I defenently want to check some of his stuff out. :wink:

It's intriging to see that teenagers are now listening to MJ all the time.
Outside the appertment building I live teenagers are playing Michael's music all the time now instead of the endless rap music. :lol:
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MistyJm wrote:Thank you for the link DJ. Much appreciated. :D Also interested to hear the interviews and demo's.

I never payed that much attention to his music or story before even though I grew up with his music. I defenently want to check some of his stuff out. :wink:

It's intriging to see that teenagers are now listening to MJ all the time.
Outside the appertment building I live teenagers are playing Michael's music all the time now instead of the endless rap music. :lol:
I like all kinds of music, but don't care for rap except maybe
Will Smith, "get jiggy with it"
I just made myself laught at that :lol:
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twilla wrote:
MistyJm wrote:Thank you for the link DJ. Much appreciated. :D Also interested to hear the interviews and demo's.

I never payed that much attention to his music or story before even though I grew up with his music. I defenently want to check some of his stuff out. :wink:

It's intriging to see that teenagers are now listening to MJ all the time.
Outside the appertment building I live teenagers are playing Michael's music all the time now instead of the endless rap music. :lol:
I like all kinds of music, but don't care for rap except maybe
Will Smith, "get jiggy with it"
I just made myself laught at that :lol:
Hey I like the Men in black alien dance, it's good. :lol:

I know what you mean though. In to a lot of different styles myself.
Rock, blues, jazz, classical, some latin influences, sometimes new age.
There is so much to hear so much to experience. :D

Listening to Strange days at the mo.
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Golden Earring Collected

This time especially two songs not song by Barry Hay but by George.

So so beautiful. :)

Golden Earring-Hold me now
http://www.sendspace.com/file/mzsx0a

Golden Earring-Another 45 miles
http://www.sendspace.com/file/e3ktsa
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MistyJm wrote:Golden Earring Collected

This time especially two songs not song by Barry Hay but by George.

So so beautiful. :)

Golden Earring-Hold me now
http://www.sendspace.com/file/mzsx0a

Golden Earring-Another 45 miles
http://www.sendspace.com/file/e3ktsa
Nice, Mon!

Here's a change of pace.....
Spooky Tooth 1969....."Two". Who else likes this blues rock/r&b/fusion classic band!! ( I refuse the "progressive" label attached to them at Wiki.....just because they can play their instruments like no others?!! I suppose they became more progressive later....but this is pure Rock & Soul!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DT881ZR7 ... re=related Waitin' For The Wind
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vP1QNz-9 ... re=related Better By You, Better Than Me
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Thrill is gone - Muddy Waters and BB King on guitar, 5/30/73, Ebbet's Field, Denver
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The Flamingos - "I only have eyes for you"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsRlHlByCSQ

check out this turntable... just beautiful
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63nlhoda ... ature=fvwp
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