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Dusty Springfield - Son of a preacher man

Dusty Springfield - Son of a preacher man

4,102,954 views

slownoman said:

@coldface7 She's not only white, she's English. Put that in your pipe! Dusty was one of the greatest most underrated talents of the sixties. Smokin'.

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  The Wonders - That Thing You Do!

  My Favourite Music Video

  2,600,777 views

  slownoman said:

  @n8dogg87 Poppycock. Yes, the song was written in the '90's, but dead-on in the style of 64-65. This song could very well have been a hit if released in the mid sixties. I graduated from HS in '64 and have been in bands since '65. This movie is period correct in every aspect, especially the music.

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slownoman commented 2 weeks ago

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Gov't Mule - John The Revelator

From the Gov't Mule Concert

297,567 views

slownoman said:

@roost24 Liar. Cracker. Asshole.

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  James Taylor - Carolina In My Mind

  Oakland Colisseum, 1972

  1,318,128 views

  slownoman said:

  @TheVinylBird the Apple stuff was way overproduced- like Phil Spector and strings were trying to strangle James. they failed.

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slownoman commented 2 weeks ago

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THE BEATLES- HERE COMES THE SUN

Beatles hit and no. 1 here comes the sun.

28,970,339 views

slownoman said:

One of the best, most optimistic pieces of music ever recorded. The Beatles have already won over their fourth generation of fans. My granddaughter listens to this every night before she goes to sleep. She's seven, and loves the Beatles. My mom, 91 and a former big band singer, loves the Beatles.

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  slownoman said:

  @jaysonr0 Why do you blow goats for satisfaction?

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slownoman commented 1 month ago

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The beatles - I Saw Her Standing There

the beatles

1,199,466 views

slownoman said:

@Appleholic1 You're right. Baby Bieber is the latest in a very long ling of teeny bopper heartthrobs that made a ton of money and were obsolete in two years, tops. The Beatle's music is now enchanting its third generation, and every re-release of a Beatle collection goes straight to number one. ...

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  Michelle Phillips

  A Video Montage of the Pretty Michelle Phillips from The Mamas and The Papas.

  Song "Michelle" - The Beatles..

  Enjoy!

  I DID NOT OWN SOME OF THESE...

  795,031 views

  slownoman said:

  @GENIUS99999992345678 let's hear one of your brilliant, timeless creations, genie-ass. Blow a goat.

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  The Sixties Girls

  Pattie Boyd, Jane Asher, Maureen Starkey, Anna Karina, Michelle Phillips, Bridgitte Bardot, Eleanor Bron, Audrey Hepburn, Twiggy, Edie Sedgwick, Ma...

  158,377 views

  slownoman said:

  boy am I glad I was a young man in the mid to late sixties. Yes, it was that good. No, better. I was 18 when Rubber Soul came out. Mini skirts, no AIDS, birth control pills. Incredible for the short time it lasted.

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slownoman commented 5 months ago

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Peter Green - Jumping at Shadows

This is the longer live version of the Duster Bennett song done by Original Fleetwood Mac and recorded live at the Boston Tea Party in February 197...

385,688 views

slownoman said:

@Marooned2010 Everyone does, or should. I've heard 'em all, from Son House through Muddy on up the line. Peter Green belongs in the pantheon, no doubt. But I've heard Eric play this well. I've hear Michael Bloomfield play this well. Hendrix, once, when Albert king opened and Jimi couldn't get by...

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  James Taylor & Carole King - 1971

  -By Edson Zerati Filho

  -Website : http://ezerati.vilabol.uol....

  154,197 views

  slownoman said:

  @cathycastleton Actually, Carole King wrote this song. the song James wrote about what you describe is "Fire and Rain". What amazing talents. Now we get the Jone-ass brothers, Justin Booboo and lady googoo.

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  James Taylor & Carole King - 1971

  -By Edson Zerati Filho

  -Website : http://ezerati.vilabol.uol....

  154,197 views

  slownoman said:

  James and Carole only toured for a few weeks, late '70/early '71. My new bride and I saw them in Hawaii. Magic. We're still together, 41 years on. wish James and Carole were (musically I mean)

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  James Taylor - Sweet Baby James (Live @ The Johnny Cash TV Show 1971)

  James Taylor - Sweet Baby James (Live @ The Johnny Cash TV Show 1971)

  31,396 views

  slownoman said:

  @TheFlowster73 Yes, and one of the more amazing music shows in tv history. Johnny had the greatest new talent of the day: Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris.... and James. Now we get Americn Eye-dull. Jeez. This is progress? I think not.

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  Johnny Cash 1 The Only Mama That'll Walk The Line

  Linda Ronstadt "The Only Mama That'll Walk The Line"

  The Johnny Cash Show, June 21, 1969

  21,942 views

  slownoman said:

  @chachalarue22 That would be....everyone else on earth.

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  Linda Ronstadt's OTHER appearance on The Johnny Cash Show

  Her first appearance is all over the YouTube. Legend has it that time June Carter marched into Ronstadt's dressing room and insisted that she wear ...

  74,532 views

  slownoman said:

  @rickswar She and Jerry Brown did date, late seventies, but never married. He blew it.

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slownoman commented 5 months ago

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LINDA RONSTADT "Someone To Lay Down Beside Me" (With Lyrics) '77 *Increased Volume*

THERE'S SOMEBODY WAITING

ALONE IN THE STREET

FOR SOMEONE TO WALK UP AND GREET

HERE YOU ARE

ALL ALONE IN THE CITY

WHERE'S THE LOVE

THAT YOU TOOK TO...

232,284 views

slownoman said:

What a goddess. the volunteers to "lay down beside me" would have circled the globe. I can think of no other singer, male or female, in her generation who had the range and mastery of every style, from rock and country to jazz standards to opera to tejano. A gift, that's Linda Ronstadt.

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  Eagles-James Dean

  No beards. Set in a TV studio before a "crowd".

  135,944 views

  slownoman said:

  @jarileigh if you don't get it, no one can explain it to you, any more than they can explain Shakespeare or Michaelangelo or DaVinci. The world gets it, three generations and counting.

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  Son_House_-_John_the_Revelator.flv

  16,864 views

  slownoman said:

  @GrisGrisOnUrDoorStep Let he who is without sin cast the first stone. Pharisee. I saw Son House play live, 1969. The closest thing to the supernatural I've ever seen.

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slownoman commented 5 months ago

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Junior Wells Mike Bloomfield " Messin With The Kid"

Junior Wells and Mike Bloomfield, Nick Gravenites from a tribute to Muddy Waters 1972.

165,244 views

slownoman said:

@xraylax Blow me. Nick Gravenites was stone Chicago blues. Racist asshat.

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  Peter Green -The supernatural

  The supernatural

  150,441 views

  slownoman said:

  Mayall had some pretty decent guitarists. Holy shit.

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  Eric Clapton - Have you ever loved a woman

  Eric Clapton live at Hyde Park

  2,258,063 views

  slownoman said:

  @MissEgasMoniz Bullshit. From the Cradle and Blues for Robert J were both in the nineties, and stand with his best work ever. I've seen him many times, from the first Cream performance in the US and on and on. There is no better blues guitarist alive. Stevie Ray woulda been right there if he had...

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slownoman commented 5 months ago

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Chicago:All that Jazz...

From the hit film chicago... This is my first video so please rate and leave comments. I know it isn't great but I shall try and make an even bette...

3,017,345 views

slownoman said:

@alsoknownasamy Half right. Sinatra was insanely popular in the forties. Until the Beatles, no one had been mobbed by screaming women like Frank.

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