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Elvis'one big hit in the Vegas years, his last one, was Suspicious Minds.I've met Scotty Moore & James Burton and run into DJ Fontana regularly at my local Walmert (really!)They and all of the others you mentioned were legendary players but they were SIDEMEN.

Elvis never got to venture into any g...

Nice rug Hank. How do you keep that on without the hat? Staples? I'm just sayin.........

Christina has such a great voice, I mean a real gift, but she OVER SINGS EVERYTHING !

If she had just done the song without all the vocal gymnastics it would have been so much more effective. The primal scream near the end was beyond annoying. I'm just sayin.......

Man I hated this damn song back in the day and I still hate it now. One of those songs that

make you immediately change the station. Such sappy CRAP. We were talking about tunes we hate and this one came up so I looked it up. I called Lightning 100 in Nashville when they played it on their retr...

What bums! They swung like a couple of girls. To call them amateurish is to insult amatuer fighters. Either of the Klitschkos might literlally kill him. Let's hope no promoter is that crazy as to sacifice him in such a way. Get a job before you get hurt.

THAT my friends is how it's done. Beautiful stuff. Long live that tone. Love the outro.

EXCELLENT! WELL DONE! Cool thy name is Pete Townshend.

Tommy Hearns always gave you your moneys worth. In his prime he was truly a force of nature. Even though he lost to Leonard, Hagler and Barkley they paid a big price in beating him. They all took so much punishment in getting close enough to hurt him they were never the same again. His punching p...

Joe Frazier stood 5 ft. 10 and weighed 210 when he beat Ali. In this era where

modern heavyweights stand 6ft. 6 and clock in at 260lbs. I would bet you that all of those guys thank God everyday that they don't have to look into the other corner to

see Joe Frazier standing there.

Nice video. the music worked for me too.....BUT..........

Where was The Green Hornet? (my favorite)

First let me say that I really like Stanley Jordan. The man has mad skills and

phenomenal talent...BUT, you can play too many notes. Sometimes,less is better. Here he took one of the most beautiful guitar compostions EVER and rendered it unrecognizable. With the way Stanley can interpret a song I...

@TaigaToraDora That's exactly what she is doing (trying to sound black) check the swagger and urban inflection in her delivery. You know what I'm talking about. Performers have been doing that for years. How do you think they originally marketed Elvis? Because he sounded black and could be marke...

This was recorded at WLAC TV studios in Nashville in February of 1965

(NOT Hollywood as the one who posted this wrote). Night Train was a

legendary TV show around here. The Country Music Hall of Fame dedicated an exhibit that ran for over a year to the Black Music scene in Nashville in the late ...

I don't think that is Jimi. NO WAY! What Al said in his book was that he never saw the show but friends saw it and said it was Jimi. Look at it closely. How do you see Jimi in there? Bandstand was a high profile gig for a musician back in the day.Don't you think at some point in his career Jimi ...

I'm loving the Jimi Hendrix soundtrack against Earnie's KO highlight reel.

Great tune "Voodoo Child (Slight Return)." For the record, it's live from The Atlanta Pop Festival July4, 1970.

Unbelievable! I'm blown away that someone posted this.I saw this when it originally aired. The show was Happening 68 and came on right after American Bandstand on Saturday morning. Does the one who posted this have the episode where they showed some Jimi Hendrix footage? They showed a montage of...

Somewhere Jimi is smiling. I think he would have loved this. Too bad radio never plays it...unless you have XM..... (THEY do).

I was there. Atlanta March 1977. They weren't using Boxing gloves but instead used the safety gear used in point tourneys. Scott was the champ. Rhome looked great and with great skill he hit Scott with everything but the stool in the corner. Dropped Scott at least twice.It looked like a done deal...

I couldn't agree with JackBlair2 more. I saw Yes in Nashville in 72, 74, 78 and 85.

One of the best concerts I have ever seen. This song STILL makes the hair on my arm stand up. Just gives me chills. So glad they are still out there doing it. Too band though that you have to have XM satellite rad...