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3 weeks ago
The Yardbirds - Good Morning Little Schoolgirl + I Ain't Got You - 1964 45rpm
Popular on the live circuit, this old blues standard gets them creeping in at the bottom of the charts
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3 months ago
The Everly Brothers - Cathy's Clown
For the fans -The Everly Brothers - Cathy's Clown - AVRO 1985
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4 months ago
Heartbreakers Greatest Hits "Don't Come Around Here No More"
Read the title.
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5 months ago
R.E.M Radio Free Europe
From the 1988 compilation album Eponymous (original hib-tone single version). All rights resereved by I.R.S Records
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5 months ago
Earth Wind and Fire (Hearts Afire) That's The Way of the World
That's the Way of the World is taken from a 1975 album of the same name by Earth, Wind & Fire released on Columbia Records.
It was also the soundt...
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5 months ago
David Byrne The Rose Tattoo (Bomba/Mozambique) (HQ)
From his 1989 album Rei Momo.
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thank you for posting these songs. this was DB's best effort, IMO.
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5 months ago
Jolie Catin - John Delafose & the Eunice Playboys (Live)
John Delafose, the father of Geno, on Nathan Abshire's song "Jolie Catin" This song was also recorded by the great Fiddler player, popular in Franc...
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5 months ago
John Delafose - Co-Fé
Taken from album 'Zydeco Man' by John Delafose & the Eunice Playboys
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7 months ago
JAMES BROWN & THE FAMOUS FLAMES Money Won't Change You
A James Brown track from 1966.
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7 months ago
Jerry Garcia - The Wheel (Studio Version)
The Wheel by Jerry Garcia. It's from his 1972 album, Garcia. Enjoy!!
Uploaded by request of steelwizard
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OMG! thank you for this post. this song is one of my all time favs; have looking for it on youtube for over 1 year. thank you, thank you.
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10 months ago
T- Bone Burnett - Diamonds are a girl's best friend.wmv
T- Bone Burnett - Trap door 1982
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10 months ago
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thank you for posting this! have been looking for it for years. hearing this song on the radio in 1981 was my first introduction to T-Bone. his version has stayed with me ever since. never dreamed I'd hear again.
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1 year ago
The Rolling Stones ~ Midnight Rambler. In concert 1969
Live at Madison Square Garden in New York City. November 27th & 28th shows. With Jimi Hendrix spending what would be his last birthday with the S...
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1 year ago
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@cameltooth1 That goes double for me. audio and mix on this version is superb. one can hear how good their rhythm section was -- Charlie and Bill were pushing this one along like a freight train.
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1 year ago
The Small Faces, German TV show "Beat Beat Beat", 1966 Pt. 2
The Small Faces perform "What'cha Gonna Do About It" and "Sha-La-La-La-Lee", October 21st, 1966.
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1 year ago
DAVID BOWIE - First TV appearance 1970 - SPACE ODDITY
Although he released an album and numerous singles earlier, David Bowie first caught the eye and ear of the public in the autumn of 1969, when his ...
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amazing. thank you for posting this.
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1 year ago
Dead Man - Johnny Depp/Neil Young
My very first clip, with the gorgeous Johnny Depp. Music is from the soundtrack, by Neil Young. Enjoy it! Marijke - The Netherlands
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Jim Jarmusch has made a "modern" silent movie. Depp's face was made for the close up.
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1 year ago
The Beatles - Red Hot (Full Version) - Live at the Star Club
Taken from the album 'Live at the Star club' in Hamburg .
First heard this in the Anthology documentary. Here's the full version, gives a rare look...
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Holy mackerel Sapphire! This is the 1st time I heard this, and I am completely blown away. Is the drummer Pete Best, Ringo, or someone else? I cannot believe it is Pete -- by the lads account he was not a good drummer and the person beating the skins on this track is smokin'. Who's the organi...
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1 year ago
Lou Reed - Sweet Jane from Rock n Roll Animal
Sweet Jane from Rock n Roll Animal. The best version of Sweet Jane out there.
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I seem to remember reading somewhere that David Bowie produced this LP. Can anyone verify (or refute) this? thanks.
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1 year ago
Jimi Hendrix - Power to love - Band Of Gypsys 1970
Vrai version de power to love celle joué par le Band Of Gypsys 3ème groupe de Jimi Hendrix (après The Jimi Hendrix Experience et Gypsy Sun & Rainbo...
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1 year ago
Roscoe Holcomb - I am a man of constant sorrow
I found so many treasures here on youtube that I want to share another diamond with you to say "thank you!". Roscoe learned this from a record by R...
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1 year ago
Two Songs by Roscoe Holcomb
Roscoe Holcomb, Mr High Lonesome himself, performs "Little Birdy" and "Graveyard Blues" on Pete Seeger's TV show from the 60s. From the DVD "Legend...
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Respond to this video... Amen.
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1 year ago
Rolling Stones - Little By Little - London - Apr 10, 1964
Live on the Joe Loss Pop Show.
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thank you!!
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1 year ago
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can anyone tell me what style of percussion this is? Egyptian? Turkish? Saudi? What drum(s) are being played?
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1 year ago
Jimi Hendrix - Have Mercy (RARE ... NEVER RELEASED)
Jimi Hendrix playing in London in 1967. The song was never released on any albums.
Sorry, The audio quality is poor because the concert wasn't pro...
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@stratocat999 you are correct about Jimi playing on Don Covey's version. Read the new bio "Becoming Jimi Hendrix" by Steven Roby and Brad Schreiber. They've done their homework.
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1 year ago
Little Richard I Don't Know What You've Got, But It's Got Me
Soul at it's finest
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the Hendirx bio "Becoming Jimi Hendrix" says Jimi played the opening lick, Don Covay sang the backup, and Billy Preston played the organ.
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1 year ago
The Beach Boys-Do It Again
Do It Again by The Beach Boys from Sounds of Summer
Lyrics:
It's automatic when I
Talk with old friends
The conversation turns to
Girls we knew whe...
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it's amazing how heavily nostalgic are the lyrics, and yet this song was recorded in 1968. It's as if Brian saw the future, and knew that all we baby boomers would remember, when we talked to old friends, sun tanned bodies, the beach, and girls with soft, long hair.
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When I saw this movie the 1st time, I was laughing so watching this scene I almost peed my pants. 30 years later it's still funny and so subversive. thank you for the post.