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THE VOICE!!

Chuck Berry actually took this, re-arranged it, and made the song Havanna Moon

this was on Showtime back in the mid 80's i recorded it and my kids taped a Video Music Awards Show over it.....I almost didn't have kids anymore when i found out about it..lol.....oh well, at least I can still watch some of it here on youtube....thanks for posting

@imsoboard100 this from the movie" Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" it as actually a book made into a play before it became a movie

felixthecat116, thanks for the info

very cool scale been using it for years,,,,now staying in that same scale add the root with the major 7th (which is the flat root) and you get and east indian sounding scale

blackface only for me

@LolCaramelz it was an exciting time to be alive,,,, but if you were alive then you would be an old man now like me ..I't your time now...enjoy it now because it goes by fast..... so live every moment...... and you can still enjoy the music from this era!

this really brings down the talent that is in this group....Scott Mckinzie who sang the great song "Are you going to San Francisco"....The great Elaine "Spanky" Mcfarland from Spanky and our Gang....McKinzie Phillips who can't sing but is a pretty good actress... and of course the original PaPa J...

the beautiful amd talented Mrs. Elvis Costello...lovely

Sergio Mendez...the coolest "kat" in music

most people think that the openning lead is Mike but it's actually Alvin...the East Indian style lead and the ending lead is Mike

Christina...still fine as hell and one of the greatest singers in the world!!,,,,,, nuff' said!

oh, by the way the guy in the blue and yellow is Larry Bishop son of actor Joey Bishop

14 or fight and don't trust anyone over 30

awsome....you keep rockin,

that girl is pretty

wow that girl is pretty!!!

Norwood Fisher is kickin' 'azz on bass

shalle, do you girls have a CD? I'd love to hear more of your awsome voices... do you still perform? If you do where can we see you, If not, how about a reunion? Thanks for this incredible version ...this is the song (original of course) that I had on my car stereo (8 track, yea that long ago) ...

all great choices but there are two equally great solos of all time ..."Crossroads" by Eric Clapton (Cream version of course)... and "I'm Comming Home" by Alvin Lee of Tens Years After

One of the most beautiful songs ever ...and with Vince Gill, Patty Loveless and Ricky Skaggs singing ...., it just doesn't get any better then that....

my number 1 blues song of all time....my group used to play this at every show... we learned it note for note ...and when we have reunions we always play this song . It's a remake of an old BB King song "The Letter" i have a copy if BB's version too and it's awsome.

sounds like Fergie singing background.

Red, I know how you feel I was disappointed when he left Paul... but it was time for him to move on and after I experienced the results I'm glad he did ......Electric Flag didn't last long.... they burned bright and fast ....but what a masterpiece they created ....and now we can enjoy Mike's work...

The Man on bass is the great Harvey Brooks....Harvey has played with some of the best....He played bass on what many consider as the best pop jazz album of all time... Miles Davis "Bitches Brew"..Harvey runs a music store in Arizona and occassionally plays...in the 60s when I switched from guitar...

with the great Bruce Conte from Tower of Power on guitar

excellent version. ......nuff said!!

Steven K lives in L A and has written with and worked with some of the worlds best song writters...Duane also lives L A and is a record producer...Nick V and Steve O formed a group with Bruce Conte just before Bruce joined Tower of Power but I don't know what they are up to now... Allan had a gro...

Saxman David Sanborn is pretty funky for a white boy!

This is Pete on drums

Back in the late 60s I was in a group with an incredible guitar player and an awsome drummer at several of our shows we 'd see these two young long hair guys standing by the stage watching our guitar player it was Pat and Lolly...afterwards they'd ask him questions about his playing. ...a few ye...

Everyone talks about what a genus JJ was and he certainly was and he was one of my biggest influences once in awhile I'll turn on the radio to an oldie station and hear a song I played on and at times I can hear James' influence...but one person we forget to give props to is Jermaine... he learne...

cute girl .....sounds like everyone else .....you have talent ....get your own sound