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@onlyafterdarkness

Actually, Prince did that too.

I didn't know the title of this until today.

I wonder if this photo represents how he usually looked like.

In it he looks like a distinguished 19th century Easerhead.

@Stevetheperformer

Received and noted,

Enjoy your Holiday!

@junkyturd

It is a crime. Even when it was new Warner was getting paid for the song to get played on the show.

@WilliamLaSalle

Even when it was used to sell music, people still had to pay for the right to show the video just like radio and clubs have to pay for the right to play the records.

@Chilli0912

Marc by his choice.

@njnorth1

regarding Dave Brubeck, he had the first Jazz single* to go to number one with "Take Five".

* the only other Jazz single to go to number one on the Pop charts was Chuck Mangione's "Feels So Good" in the Seventies.

@johntheboymac

Jeff Lynne wasn't part of The Move in 1967, he joined in 1969 to replace Carl Wayne, who's sing lead on the verses,

@brainfungus

I'm remind of Ming the Merciless in the old Buster Crabbe movie serial of Flash Gordon.

@posthumanhero

According to Jeff Lynne, songs written while he and Roy worked together were often co-written with whoever started the song getting the publishing credit.

Incidentially "California Man" is credited as a Roy Wood song.

I'll take it that you don't really like late 50's, early 60's ...

Actually this starts with very low key, quiet, atmospheric "Cielo" before "the Rhythm" begins

Her sexuality is beside the point.

It's if she delivers the goods as a singer.

If you have a problem with an aspect of her life that wont let you judge the music and performance on it's own terms, you're wasting your time.

If you're here to decry or rant about your disapproval of her private lif...

I thought stainless steel didn't rust unless you used something like a carbon steel brush or file on it to do some finishing work and particles of the carbon steel got imbedded in the stainless steel.

This Came out on

Philles Records

Apple Records

Warner - Spector Records

Pavillion Records

Phil Spector International

and whatever The Back to Mono box came out on

@felisberto2

Justin Bieber has been around long enough to be nothing more than the flavor of the month for 10 -15 year olds.

@AboutJayEllyn

Occupational Hazard, People are going to compare a latter recording to the original or the most famous version. They have been doing, at least, since 1964 forward and fans of each will defend their preferred version.

@tchevy173

So your taste in music changed in the last quarter century, why the very common cheap shot in calling it fag music, that sound so immature.

@kirkpear

Well, if you're Liberal, he's funnier.

Propriety and social decorum it's not one of his strong points, at least here his word selection is PG, even the content isn't. Yes, de-evolution is real.

This is one of Michael Martin Murphey's songs. I think he may been done it when he was in "the Lewis and Clark Expedition" (circa 1967) performing under the name Travis Lewis.

Anyway, I first know it as performed by one of his friend's/associate's Michael Nesmith on "Nevada Fighter" (1971)

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