One song that "speaks" to you

[WildBill]

Sadly founding member Paul Revere Dick passed away today at the age of 76.

R.I.P. Paul Revere Dick. PS I had no idea that the band was from Boise, ID. I always assumed they were British.

[Dadtodabone]

A really interesting live rendition of Miss Wynette's signature tune.
The amped up pedal steel and over-saturated Telecaster provide a 60's "Texas" tone to the recording.

[Dadtodabone]

More historic Texas sound!
Oct. 31, 1976 Parliament-Funkadelic with George Clinton, Bernie Worrell, and All-World bassist Bootsy Collins invade The Summit in Houston!
From Mothership Connection:

[Dadtodabone]

The forerunner to The Summit was the Sam Houston Coliseum. It hosted a an impressive number of early rock'n'roll acts including The Beatles on Aug. 19, 1965

Also known for the first Beatles U.S. concert performance bootleg recording.

[joe817]

"London Homesick Bluesl" - Jerry Jeff Walker
"Pissin' In The Wind" - Jerry Jeff Walker
"Orinoco Flow" - Enya
"Sound of Silence" - Garmon & Sarfarkul - :)))

[WildBill]

A really interesting live rendition of Miss Wynette's signature tune.
The amped up pedal steel and over-saturated Telecaster provide a 60's "Texas" tone to the recording.

My apologies to Dadtodabone and Miss Wynette.

[Oldgringo]

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[Dadtodabone]

A really interesting live rendition of Miss Wynette's signature tune.
The amped up pedal steel and over-saturated Telecaster provide a 60's "Texas" tone to the recording.

My apologies to Dadtodabone and Miss Wynette.

hmmm.....So if I post a tune by a formative R&B duo,


You'd post something like this?
"It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses." ?

[Dadtodabone]

Clean copy of original recording.

[Dadtodabone]

"London Homesick Bluesl" - Jerry Jeff Walker
"Pissin' In The Wind" - Jerry Jeff Walker
"Orinoco Flow" - Enya
"Sound of Silence" - Garmon & Sarfarkul - :)))

[WildBill]

A really interesting live rendition of Miss Wynette's signature tune.
The amped up pedal steel and over-saturated Telecaster provide a 60's "Texas" tone to the recording.

My apologies to Dadtodabone and Miss Wynette.

hmmm.....So if I post a tune by a formative R&B duo,

You'd post something like this?
"It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses." ?

I think I've done enough damage.

[WildBill]

John Fahey -"Candy Man"

[Dadtodabone]

John Fahey -"Candy Man"

Tragic, self-destructive, crazy talent.

[WildBill]

John Fahey -"Candy Man"

Tragic, self-destructive, crazy talent.

The Legend of Blind Joe Death.

[WildBill]

This year some of my older friends are referring to their birthdays as their "Beatles Year".