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If I end up graduating to hard alcohol instead of beers, I will take you up on that (I'm always classy though).
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Believe it or not, in the mid 70s, Jack was considered kinda premier. Or at least, the cliche of good stuff.
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Kind of like how Guinness somehow is a respected beer?
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I obviously couldn't play that (I'm more of a guitarist in the Lil' Wayne style), but I sure have to say that this is one forgettable solo. Talk about boring.
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Along with Keith Richards, it's unbelievable that the guy is still alive.
Linda stumbled across this while cleaning out our walk in closet. April 9, 1995. Eight of us rented a limo and drove in to see Page and Plant at the old Boston Garden. It was the first time they'd played there since 1973. Most electric crowd I've ever been part of. They absolutely crushed it that night. https://scontent.fsan1-1.fna.fbcdn.n...32482432_o.jpg They would hire out orchestras in the cities they played in. One of the coolest things about that night was there was this older violinist dude sitting in the background who seemed bored at the beginning of the show. By the time they got to the encore of Kashmir the guy was rocking out as hard as anyone! This is from the next night. |
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Tilly and The Wall - Rickshaw Stop, San Francisco, CA (3-02-08)
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Ennio Morricone Arena Concerto (2002)
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My favorite Jazz, and Bossa Nova numbers live.
The John Coltrane Quartet My Favorite Things Belgium, 1965 Baden Powell - Samba Triste - Europe by Loronix |
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