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4 months ago
Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton (limelight)
Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton in the same scene of the film "limelight"
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5 months ago
Squeeze Pulling Mussels on Pat Sajak Show
Pat Sajak requests that Squeeze performs Pulling Mussels on his late night talk show in 1989.
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Can't thank you enough for this post. I was flipping channels that night, 10 seconds into the beginning. I considered it to be the best live version (of this song) I had ever heard. This ideal line up is drivin by drum god Gilson Lavis. His pulse guides their music and yet invisible to an untr...
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5 months ago
Glenn Tilbrook at Tea & Sympathy doing Can't Buy Me Love
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Wonderful performance!! Saw him cover this song with Squeeze during the Frank tour. Brought down the house at Universal Amp. Amazing musician and vocalist
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8 months ago
Dennis Miller Explains Why Barack Obama Can Do No Wrong
Dennis Miller examines the almost total lack of criticism of the Obama presidency by the Mainstream Media and contrasts how things would be entirel...
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Dennis Miller brings up Clinton as being lucky to be at the right place at the right time,while stocks rose and economy boomed. Maybe Miller is right. Dennis was amazed that more people didn't blame Obama for a corroding oil pipe a mile under water, thus proving this Democratic president a disgr...
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8 months ago
The Beatles - Get Back (Rare Version)
Never-before-heard version of The Beatles' "Get Back". Original studio sessions recorded in 1969 at Abbey Road Studios.
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yep, John played lead on get back. Also "You Can't Do That", among others.
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8 months ago
The Beatles - It Won't Be Long (Early Take)
The Beatles - It Won't Be Long (Early Take)
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8 months ago
The Beatles - Hold Me Tight (Stereo Mix)
The Beatles - Hold Me Tight (Stereo Mix)
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8 months ago
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This was the very first version I heard on the radio. I remember the shredding of Bono's voice and being blown away by his emotion. It etched itself into my memory.
I also remember noticing a more "sterile" vocal version that they started playing instead. I bought the 45 hoping that it was THIS...
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Maybe it wasThe Book of Lists... This was a Chaplin movie and while Chaplin was good, Keaton was GREAT!!! Chaplin had it edited down to balance the brilliance.