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Wait until her voice matures !!!!!

The future of R&R is secure through the roots of R&B

@mspeed101 dont blame yourself for techno-idiocraccy

@kidddogbites Awesome baby Awesome. Sounds like a true American hero. Remember Valley Forge, Remember the Alamo and lets try to forget Obama.

Pretty good list all-in-all. Like to see a few higher and a few lower but quite well done

@44joints Dig It. I'll give Joss Stone a pass as well as JJ. Good talkin'.

@jannyrcobs The lack of piercings and formal education might lead one to believe that these are simple raunchy Hillbillies. Quite contrary. These are Real Americans. The same ones that laid their lives down for America so that their critics would have the freedom of speech to condemn them.

These cats were so much bigger than their special guest, "Sir" Elton John, that nobody took notice in 71.

Amazing tune by Kimbrough with Mayall on vocals. Porsche has reactivated this song but it has always been a classic. Has a Robert Johnson ring to it. Maybe Stevie Ray as well.

This song is about tweaking to a Bad drug trip. K-9.

Appreciate. Don't argue

Seems like it may have been El Mocambo in Toronto (favorite Stones haunt). Great Backups to Muddy. Saw him in Tucson in 74. A legend. Great post

Great Tribute to Muddy Waters, Lightnin Hopkins, Robert Johnson, and others too numerous to mention. Fantastic rendition done with a Flair of Pschodelic. Mr. Theodore Q. Nugent has my vote.

This is why T-Rex and Bolan are classic. The use of guests such as John and the Dancers are unreal. Ahead of their time. I think this is about '71. Elton has never forgotten his roots and I have never forgotten the girl at .54 seconds.

@deathscreton I feel ya Bro". You and I have travelled similiar pavement. Not a doper either, nor a woman basher. Life happens. My hunch is that you and I are among the lucky that have emerged from this degradation and hold a soft spot for those that remain; not the scammers, but the authentics....

Nice Rendition, Although it does miss some of the Finer Points. A bit too much emphasis on melody, and a WEE bit too little on originallity. But Nice, Quite Nice!

Hey Sync, I got paid from a small business that laid off 30 people with more seniority than me. Not because they made more money than me (non-union), but because they were lazy. My strong work ethic has allowed me to maintain my job and make more money that my former lazy co-workers. I was reward...

Must be something about wearing them pants too low. Always leads to an untimely death.

@freba91 His name was Ezra and he was involved in the earliear years.

@generalbullmoose I agree with you. Had he played in NY, he would already be in. Lets hope that a future Old-Timers selection process will finally give him his due.

Joker. Claims no knowledge of Gorilla glue but is able to quote Miller from years earlier. Homework bias. Good job on misleading your already misled following (probably about 12 people). I dont understand the connection that you're trying to make here. What in the world do Obama and Gorilla glue ...

@respond2cowards Wow, Little man gets riled up! Its OK Bro. That Hope and Change is working out rather well, dont ya think? Liberals are defined as either an Elitist, or one that follows the Elitist blindly. You Sir, are the latter. In other words, wipe the Obama poop from your lips and get back ...

@tallpaul881 Uncle Salty was a "Brand" of Heroin that was prevalent on the East Coast back in the early 70s. In particular, it was a Phildelphia thing. Run by the local black rackets, most junkies were black. The sunny day would make mention of the fact that most junkies would wear shades as they...

@enaksound Here, Here. I cant speak about the NZ Festivals but I can speak about the Wanna be festivals following WS as I was a participant at more than one. Bogus Maximus for the most part

@Yo1969Yo Can't argue with you on the Greatest Rock Singer. When it comes to the combination of Singing, Composition, Writing, Stage Presence, and Instument skills, Dr. Winston O' Boogie aka. John Lennon far surpasses Freddie Mercury.

@wildjohnack The Police and U2 came out in the 80s. Sniff-N-The tears was 70s

@TrashcanBoogie This is what happens when greatness is performed. Allow the performer to exhibit, express emotions at the aft. Unlike childish concerts.

@whoo689 I don't think that you can speak for Jefferson in saying that he would have hated the War on Drugs. Had TJ lived long enough I think that he would have been opposed this sort of profiteering at the expense of the weak. Reagan did agree with the budgets of the Dems after campaigning agai...

I dont speak Spanish, but I am highly impressed!

My Boy. Warren MI well represented.

Arethas apparent disinterset is eclipsed only by her apparent amazement. Her father was the Reverand C.L. Franklin and this woman has no bias in her body. The Reverand Franklin was a Man amongst Men and his daughter followed in his footsteps. RIP Cunningham Franklin.

Awesome. Love the Lemon Chiffonne

@baraxor Youre an idiot. Of course Reagan supported the Right to Bear Arms. He was an American. He presided over the Constitution of the United Staes of America. Not a Scum-Bag lawyer.

@poindexterwitkowsky Wow Poindexter, You must have been watching too much Keith Olberman. Small business in America still makes up more than 70% of all jobs and new jobs created. It was Carter that bailed out Iacocca and Chrysler, which your buddy Obama had to do a few years later as well, along...

This performance may have failed in todays market on "American Idol", but Pioneers are never forgotten; whereas followers are a dime a dozen.

Reagan had the will to lead and the ability to articulate. Nothing to gain from the Presidency. Wow, Do we ever need another Him !!

@kmdilli Dig It. I thought this was a RamJam original when it came out! Man, I guess I didn't know everything back in 77 !!!

Johnny sings a great Negro Spiritual as his Final Act. Cannot be more fitting.

Does anyone really care what Matt Damon says? Based on his movies, he's no real genius.

@gb6710 You are on drugs. This song was recorded more than 20 times before Dylan knew what a studio was.