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@chev202 Refreshing to read your post. That you're not going along with the mob. I'm ok with this stuff. But for me it was way back. I discovered him on Truth. The incredible Micky Waller on drums and loved having Nicky Hopkins in the mix. The best Rod Stewart ever did in his career. There ...

@Mrthelonius11 Right on. Love the mid 60s stuff.. Saw him around 2005 on grand piano with Wayne Shorter, Dave Holland and the kid on drums who backed Norah Jones on her first album. What a well rounded musician to say the least. My friend's chamber orchestra backed Herbie on Herbie Does Gershw...

@drewangolf Think you missed the boat on the Bee Gees. Incredible writers. Bee Gees from '67 thorough '71 was awesome. Dude, I'm a huge fan of James Brown, Wilson Pickett. I'm not a fan of the Bee Gees Saturday Night Fever era. but far be it for me to criticize musicians who were asked to wr...

@Serenadesong I checked on Wikpedia and you're absolutely right. Thanks for the correction.

@azbluefox Check out The New Mastersounds and Medeski, Martin & Wood for awesome Hammond B-3.

@jrr619901 I was just about to tell my wife how serious this Chank was when I read your comment. Amen, friend. This freaking performance choked me up it was so good.

@DOGPOUNDBREW , Sorry, brother, but if I can see what a fabulous guitarist Sonny is, maybe you can. Open your mind and ears and you might learn something. I know you'll be all pissed when you read this, but get over it. As for Sonny not being able to sing, it's all about communicating and in ...

@odelmang , I heard it many, many times on the radio back in metropolitan NYC back in 1967.

@stiffpeeter , I don't wake and bake. But I'm with ya.

@Silenus6, thank you for your kind response to Mr. Hate. You're a better person than I. I read the remarks and I went into hate mode myself, but your perspective calmed me down. For the record, Marvin brought joy to my teenage heart from 1965 onward. You just can't get any better than Marvin...

Let me tell you a true story. Saw the Moodys in '69. At a break I ran into Timothy Leary and we rapped for a while. When the Moodys returned Timothy Leary was on stage and performed Timothy Leary's Dead along with the group. Leary, singing and dancing. Hugging Mike Pinder. What a memory.

@thesithempire, If listeners don't get this, their loss. I loved this song in 1969 and I love it now.

@Scottles293 , Be easy on yourself. It's great that you appreciate the awesome music of the 60s, But I'm 60 and I've found some awesome music that's happening today. MGMT, Robyn, Soulive to name a few. Yes, I was very lucky to not only be there but got in my first band when I was 14 in 1965....

This girl is beautiful inside and out. By what standard is she not? She's an incredible artist, awesome lyrics, songs, killer voice, sexy as hell. She rocks my world and I'm 60.

Classic. For me totally awesome. I saw Procol Harum in NYC in 1968, 1969 and in San Francisco in 2005. The interweaving of Gary Brooker's gospel/classical grand piano and Matthew Fisher's serious classical/rock lines underneath Gary Brooker's rich and emotional vocals in this song always mak...

I absolutely love Robyn. My niece turned me on to her four years ago. Every song rocks and is passionate. The lyrics on this song are outrageous. Hail Robyn.

Flow warp, great description of this sound, the struttin' with the love beads. Had to laugh. Very true.