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Al Hirt...great trumpet player

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Ann Margret & Al Hirt - "Baby It's Cold Outside"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVfrtmzpOuY
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Saint Jimmy wrote:Guns N' Roses> Chinece Democracy

I realy like Guns, but Axl's voice is not what it used to be. I think I will listen trou the hole album a copple of times but I dont think its gonne change my opinnion about it. I wish he stick to writhing and pianoplaying, would be better for all of us. The music is kind of nice I think, but I need to listen a bit longer befor I give it a final judging.

Axl stop screaming please
axel is not GNR, maybe just a tribute band
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Not shore but I think Axl is going on under the name of GnR, but he makes ppl how come to his concerts wearing Slash T-shirts, turn tham inside out. I think he is losing his mind!

Wen I get home I chek the CD cover to see if he calld it GnR.

thnkzz for making me chek :) now I am curius.
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hourformagic wrote:Tim Buckley - Song to the Siren
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9JC1tNQUjU
One of my favorite videos by a GREAT artist!
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The Royal Sperm wrote:
Saint Jimmy wrote:Guns N' Roses> Chinece Democracy

I realy like Guns, but Axl's voice is not what it used to be. I think I will listen trou the hole album a copple of times but I dont think its gonne change my opinnion about it. I wish he stick to writhing and pianoplaying, would be better for all of us. The music is kind of nice I think, but I need to listen a bit longer befor I give it a final judging.

Axl stop screaming please
axel is not GNR, maybe just a tribute band
Lookd it up, Axl is stil using the band name GnR, but I think he is the only origenal member of the old GnR.
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right jimmy he is the only survivor
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Saint Jimmy wrote:Not shore but I think Axl is going on under the name of GnR, but he makes ppl how come to his concerts wearing Slash T-shirts, turn tham inside out. I think he is losing his mind!

Wen I get home I chek the CD cover to see if he calld it GnR.

thnkzz for making me chek :) now I am curius.
I read he had that done, and that some fans left because of this.
Axl needs to realize that what once was the succes of Guns 'n Roses was not only caused by him. If he can step over his ego, I'm sure there would be a lot more respect for him.
I think Vince Neil of Motley Crue can't stand Axl either.
I love the old GNR but the new doesn't attract me very much to be honest.
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I love the old GNR but the new doesn't attract me very much to be honest.
same here XD.I kind of lost respect wen he forgot his own leriks in the Gelderdome cppl of years ago.
The band made his voice, not the other way around.
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GOV'T MULE Cortez The Killer (w Buddy Cage)Christmas Jam 2008

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

David Nelson Band live with Buddy Cage at The Rain Desert "Diamond Joe"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DzWXjs6T1aQ

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Led Zeppelin, New Orleans 1973
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Stairway to Heaven > Led Zeppelin

I heard it on the radio on my work, lots of noise on the background X(. Had to listen it wen I got home.
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Jack White (The White Stripes) "Sittin' On Top Of The World"

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Amy Macdonald - "An Ordinary Life"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdvPX9I5-Ik

Acoustic version of one of Amy's new songs, performed before her gig in Glasgow last night (which I was at! :D )
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"Don't Drop That Dime" - Velvet Revolver
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lovemygirl wrote:Jack White (The White Stripes) "Sittin' On Top Of The World"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BTF1R2zvj4
Jack White is so great. Awesome choice Nicole. :D
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great music, i love it... :)

The Raconteurs playing "Bang Bang"... during Leeds Festival 2006. Pro-Shot bootleg of extremely good quality
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lovemygirl wrote:great music, i love it... :)

The Raconteurs playing "Bang Bang"... during Leeds Festival 2006. Pro-Shot bootleg of extremely good quality
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5VPL_PE ... re=related
Me too. :D Jack White must be one if not the best guitar player from this generation.
I hope that the White Stripes will make a comeback someday. But Meg seems to be having a lot of troubles with panic attacks. That's why they stopped performing. But anyting Jack touches has it's magic.

This version of bang bang you posted is amazing. Thanks for posting Nicole. It's beautiful.
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Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash - 'Jackson' LOVE it :D
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"Man of Constant Sorrow" - Bob Dylan ... From the recently restored and re-released 'Genuine Telecasts' bootleg DVD, this is the complete TV appearance collections of Dylan.
This track is From "Folk Songs & More Folk Songs" - WBC - TV, May 1963

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Eni wrote:Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash - 'Jackson' LOVE it :D

...i love johnny cash and june carter cash too! :lol:
i have his early LPs....and if you haven't heard "Live at Madison Square Garden 1969" yet, do get it, its a great show. june wasn't there though, she was home pregnant.

"Folsom Prison Blues" At Madison Square Garden.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K52WUV8Opg
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lovemygirl wrote:
Eni wrote:Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash - 'Jackson' LOVE it :D

...i love johnny cash and june carter cash too! :lol:
i have his early LPs....and if you haven't heard "Live at Madison Square Garden 1969" yet, do get it, its a great show. june wasn't there though, she was home pregnant.

"Folsom Prison Blues" At Madison Square Garden.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4K52WUV8Opg
Havent heard or got that one yet! Im listening to this and it sounds great. Live at Folsom and San Quentin are amazing too.
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"She's Not There" by The Zombies....soooo good!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5IRI4oHKNU

:mrgreen: Enjoy one of the best minor key masterpieces of the 60's!!
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jamestkirk wrote:"She's Not There" by The Zombies....soooo good!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5IRI4oHKNU

:mrgreen: Enjoy one of the best minor key masterpieces of the 60's!!

...love the zombies man, i have all there lps and 45s.... =)
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Time Rose is so Brilliant, Nicole. I have his self titled on Playboy records.

...it was his versions of "Morning Dew" that inspired every version since and his SLOW version of "Hey Joe" was heard by Jimi Hendrix which inspired Jimi to do his definitive cover!

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Right now I'm listening to the beautiful closing theme for "Once Upon A Time In America"....bitter sweet indeed.
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So beautiful. I love waking up with this on soft on the background.

cuby & the blizzards sweet little angel
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...great music everybody.... :D


grace slick & the great society - "darkly smiling"...live at the matrix

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