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What are you listening to now - No. 8 🎵🎻🎶🎼🎸
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Ronnie Earl one of the great blues guitarists of the last 40 years.
The lead-in to what I knew what would come about next for Floyd.....and 'Us and Them' was always coming.
Been throwing around some oldies in recent days....
Recall as a kid, I wouldn't go to sleep until I heard this track...and sometimes it took hours but I stayed true
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The lead-in to what I knew what would come about next for Floyd.....and 'Us and Them' was always coming.
Been throwing around some oldies in recent days....
Recall as a kid, I wouldn't go to sleep until I heard this track...and sometimes it took hours but I stayed true
Only got into pink floyd in my early 20's. One day, at my job at a paving company, I had to cut diagonally 500x500x40 pavers into triangles, about 150ish of them; the saw wasn't big enough to do it all in one go, and so it was going to be a prick of a job. It was expected to take me the whole day. I did what I'd usually do; went and got my headphones, got the earmuffs and the protective glasses, filled my cup with boiling hot green tea, and put on whatever music I had on my phone. This day, it happened to be The Wall.
It was a nice day in Melbourne, not too hot or cold; the wet saw kept the thing from heating me up too much, and I just drifted away into the music. Only really when I stopped - after listening through the album a few times, I can't remember how many - when I realised that hey, the pavers were all done and it was only really two o'clock. Is genuinely one of my favourite memories ever; I'll never forget what it was like, complete comfort in what I was doing, where I was, a sense of place and time I'd only ever felt sparingly.
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I could never understand how this guy never became an international super star!
oh yeah....this one was always my fave Jo Jo Zep number....if this don't get ya toes tappin', check to see if you've got a pulse....
The lead-in to what I knew what would come about next for Floyd.....and 'Us and Them' was always coming.
Been throwing around some oldies in recent days....
Recall as a kid, I wouldn't go to sleep until I heard this track...and sometimes it took hours but I stayed true
Badfinger were a great band, but unfortunately ended up in tragedy for band members due to a scum feeding manager. Very sad story.....
Rock n Roll Suicide: Pete Ham & Tom Evans of Badfinger can’t take it anymore
Pete Ham and Tom Evans must have thought they hit the jackpot when The Beatles’ Apple Records signed their band in 1968. First, they released an album as The Iveys, but by 1970, they would be chris…
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dr bridie o'donnell - loving what she brings to the tour call.........
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Can you elaborate. I have no idea what you are talking about. Have you posted this in the wrong place?
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Former cyclist, now part of the Tour de France commentary team. That's what I'm listening to.
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I just presumed this was one of the few threads left you are still allowed to paste in?
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OK, no problem, that description makes more sense.
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50th Anniversary of Hendrix's death. I wish he was still around today. I would love to hear what he would be playing now!
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Frank Ifield was the very first Australian singer to have 3 consecutive number one hits in the UK. This is the first one.
What a voice, this is one of the very first songs I remember hearing on the radio.
What a voice, this is one of the very first songs I remember hearing on the radio.
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