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Caruso never needed a microphone

I can't stand the name "Largo". It's "Umbra mai fu"

That's John Cale on bass. I think this is from the Velvets reunion in the 90s.

Schwartzkopf is singing the original 18th Century art-song, not some saccharine contemporary soundtrack for 'lovers' walking through the Bois de Boulongne (performed primarily for the benefit of American tourists). It reminds me of the Arie Antiche (which I believe Schwartzkopf also recorded). I...

The Rolling Stones really began when Keef and Mick bumped into each other on the Dartford Commuter Rail, make no mistake about it. If they hadn't found Brian, they'd have found somebody else. I think the Glimmers knew Stu and Charlie before Brian did.

Clapton didn't slide. It's either Taylor or Ry Cooder

with the heavy duty muscle shoals horns in the background it could also be duane allman.

It's interesting the way the second guitarist influenced the direction of the band. Although Brian was a solid bluesman, the Brian Jones Stones were ethnomusicolgists: Brian could just pick up a tambla or sitar and after a couple of hours play it like a virtuoso. Taylor was a blues guitarists s...

according to MJ's 1995 Rolling Stone interview, the melody is Gram and Keith, the lyrics his.

has anyone been following the, pardon the pun, 'viral' Black Spark phenomenon on x-tube. These porn clips, masquerading as 'art' glamourise risky sex, including several close-ups of raw penetration and lines like "Michael, I want your cum inside my ass!" They have a legion of followers on FB, a...

A rainbow colored bear? Try Scarlet Begonias, Truckin', Ripple, U.S. Blues, Uncle John's Band, Casey Jones, and especially Morning Dew! Funny brownies.

The only large hair man who might (have) followed this girl around is Captain Trips