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Wow, this is a great find - I love the song. Never in a million years would I have guessed that JPJ came up with the riff and Pagey was learning it from him.

Ali almost looks compassionate in this fight. He could have really hurt Quarry if he wanted to.

He was toast by 1935, mostly focusing on managing by that point.

Ouch! Man, Abdullah is brutal. One of my favorite wrestlers of all time. I have nightmares of the guy!

This was Figueroa's climax to his career, in becoming the first puertorrican to win 20 games in a season. It was all downhill for him after that, mostly due to arm injuries which rendered him ineffective in 1979 and 1980.

Sorry, but the keyboards don't do it for me in this version of the song. The studio version in Santana III had Neil Schon's guitar, and it is sorely missed in this version.

Really good analysis which effectively foreshadows the results of the Rumble in the Jungle. Ali says here he could throw fast straight punches at Foreman that could get through Foreman's slow wide "amateurish" punches, which is just what he did in Zaire. Also Ali mentions that Frazier would ha...

This is great, so raw. KISS at their peak.

According to Gene's autobiography, the band sent someone to Ace's house to go get him for this performance, but Ace allegedlly was "comatose" (presumably from getting high) and as a result couldn't make it.

Peter's last appearance with Kiss until the reunion tour in '96 - he was fired shortly after this video shoot. In the Kiss biography "Behind the Mask", Peter recalls crying after the shoot when he was taking off his makeup because he knew it was over.

Part of this is when Paul says,"we're having a rock n roll party tonight" from the Alive album played backwards. This is according to an interview with Paul on the "Kiss: Behind the Mask" biography.

Probably Benitez's finest moment as a pro. Pretty much all downhill after this.

It's a good version, but the Sticky Fingers version is better. The slide guitar doesn't help it much IMO.

Kick ass!

One of the best Dave shows I've ever seen. Shows that music is indeed the universal language.

Surprisingly decent.