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5 days ago
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1 month ago
rockin
Chris Buck rocking out
LennyJohnson5
commented:
Great track, great vibe, but I must say right now that matching teeth and spectacles have given me a glimpse of an exciting future..... I can hardly wait.
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2 months ago
Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick - Madison Square Garden 1978
Jethro Tull performing an edited version of Thick as a Brick at Madison Square Garden in New York City, October 1978.
LennyJohnson5
commented:
The standout memory I've got of any gig is as an 18 year-old seeing Ian Anderson do his short version of 'Thick as a Brick' in Cardiff (Nov '74) during the War Child tour. Absolutely mesmeric! And Suzy Quatro's sister Patti was in the support act, 'Fanny' (oo...errr) and came and sat in the seat ...
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3 months ago
The Meters - Cissy Strut Jam (Chris Buck)
A quick Jam on The Meters Cissy Strut. Groovy tune...
Enjoy :-)
For anyone interested, here's a picture of the Guitar Rig settings:
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3 months ago
The Cavern Beatles - Baby It's You (John Solo)
Baby its you peformed superbly by just john of the cavern beatles.
LennyJohnson5
commented:
Saw this guy with the Cavern Beatles in Brecon a few years back (and I speak as a huge John Lennon fan); he took my breath away - close your eyes and Dr Winston O'Boogie was in the room. Brilliant. No, better than that.....
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5 months ago
Tom Hollister Trio - Tied up in Blue - Steelhouse Festival 2011
Tom Hollister Trio - Tied up in Blue - Steelhouse Festival 2011
LennyJohnson5
commented:
Great track. Great band. Great performance.
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7 months ago
Falwell's dead! Yeeehaaar!
Some fat God botherer dies and we all rejoice. Christopher Hitchens tears him a new one.
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1 year ago
The Mighty Windbreakers singing "Escape of Old John Webb" during KTFC10.
Alan Hollister, Drew Riggs and Tom o´Donnell, i.e the Mighty Windbreakers singing "Escape of old John Webb" on stage during KTFC10 concert.
LennyJohnson5
commented:
Wow!
About LennyJohnson5's channel
Such a talent; a private life, a temper and a collection of demons not unlike that other great Scot, John Martyn. Maybe it's just the poetic temperament that does for them. Women are beautiful, practical and pragmatic, but the majority of great romantics and artists always seem to be men.... RIP ...