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Post by Bklyn_LA on Apr 19, 2018 22:13:23 GMT
I still cant figure out why none of the links on this site show up on my computer. Luther with Some real deep soul on KGFJ LA radio where it is 68 degrees and clear in the basin here with Billy Paul and Mrs. Jones... Billy Paul |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 19, 2018 22:34:11 GMT
I still cant figure out why none of the links on this site show up on my computer. Maybe your parents blocked you from Youtube??? Or maybe your kids?? lol |
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Post by Bklyn_LA on Apr 19, 2018 23:29:53 GMT
Could be!  I can watch videos on youtube I just can't access any links on this site.....youtube or not. What browser are you using? Try a different one ie..firefox |
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Post by Bklyn_LA on Apr 19, 2018 23:35:04 GMT
I still cant figure out why none of the links on this site show up on my computer. Maybe your parents blocked you from Youtube??? Or maybe your kids?? lol Here is a special video for your changing icons LOL Tommy Roe |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 20, 2018 0:29:23 GMT
Here is a special video for your changing icons LOL Tommy RoeWow, I remember that song coming out (funny how terrible and obvious the lip-syncing was-lol), looked it up, 1969. Liked it a lot. A lot was going on within the country then, and me personally, I was 15. My musical tastes were about to drastically change. Some months back I came across the video below, Buffalo Springfield on Hollywood Palace. Played it on the old site I believe. That change I'm talking about, in music and the culture, is to me captured perfectly by comparing Stills to Young in the video, their songs, body language, and attire. I absolutely love Stills the cowboy, Young the Indian. A nice production. And, the emcee is a hoot. I love history. |
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Post by Bklyn_LA on Apr 20, 2018 6:28:25 GMT
Here is a special video for your changing icons LOL Tommy RoeWow, I remember that song coming out (funny how terrible and obvious the lip-syncing was-lol), looked it up, 1969. Liked it a lot. A lot was going on within the country then, and me personally, I was 15. My musical tastes were about to drastically change. Some months back I came across the video below, Buffalo Springfield on Hollywood Palace. Played it on the old site I believe. That change I'm talking about, in music and the culture, is to me captured perfectly by comparing Stills to Young in the video, their songs, body language, and attire. I absolutely love Stills the cowboy, Young the Indian. A nice production. And, the emcee is a hoot. I love history. Sorry actually feel asleep in writing this response LOL... Seconded of all Thank you so much for introducing me or re-introducing me to YouTube I never knew they had all this stuff - things I'd forgotten about and haven't thought of in half a century and I really can't believe I just said that....however.... That is Atlanta's own Tommy Roe's Dizzy with that Bubblegum Pop, as it would be defined and The Hollywood Palace variety Show did you watch it on TV when it was first on? Yes, the emcee is Tony Martin who is singer as well. At that time, I remember The group on Smother's Brothers' show as well dress just like that, I like that fringe jacket Young had when I was a kid, those old Daniel Boone jackets myself. The Folk Rock Song "For What It's Worth" is written about the riots on Sunset, I don't know if you were old enough to remember the happenings coalescing round Pandora's Box (which is no more) at the foot of Laurel Canyon off of Sunset. and if you were a teenager under 18, it's off the street by 10pm unless accompanied by a parent, guardian etc.. From the first time I saw them at the Troubadour I Was impressed by; Steven Stills is a genius and guitarist, Young same notation both are so prolific, along with Richie Furay the folk movement was really big Dig the SF scene: With JA Surealistic Pillow |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 20, 2018 12:26:53 GMT
While I didn't personally experience the goings on on Sunset or in SF I was familiar with them, to some extent then via newspapers or TV, and later via minimal research. I was somewhat young then and a jock, and it really didn't affect me until about 1971. My sister and brother were right in the middle of it, they ultimately in hindsight kinda sucked me in.
Looking at that opening of AB, JS and White Rabbit, I can see how that scared the crap out of people. The dark rather strange attire, the song and lyrics, particularly compared to "bubblegum music", lol. D I CK Clark even brings it up, wow. Lot going on back then, and to come . I can't believe all the assassinations RIGHT HERE in the USA. Whewww!
An all-time fav video. Viva Santana!!!
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Post by Bklyn_LA on Apr 20, 2018 14:06:15 GMT
Nothing like a Santana Jam, and Check out Coke Esposito Sheila E's Dad and those LP's Abraxas one of my favorite Viva Santana is right!
The was a time I'd go, actually working up north in SF on Market Street. I was filling in for couple of the jocks at KSAN KSOUL Golden Gate Park Panhandle you see these free concerts Jimi Hendrix Experience, Santana, Warlocks, Jefferson Airplane, Dead, Steve Miller Band, the Residents, Great Society, and more...
Yeah, Grace was looking like a Druid along with Paul Kantner wow, can't believe he gone he was my age!! Jefferson Airplane White Rabbit and Somebody to Love actually were written and performed by the Great Society Grace Slicks old band that she had with her husband and brother Jerry and Darby Slick.
2 Brothers and a King as they used to say. Yep..Assassinations, Riot, Curfews, but thank God for muscic.
And Speaking of Parks...theses guys were great in live!
Double header!
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Post by Deleted on Apr 20, 2018 18:44:46 GMT
Itchycoo Park, wonderful! Beautiful (it's all too)!! Thank you, haven't heard it or thought about it in decades.
Big fan of T-Rex, here's my fav. May have posted it before. If not, meant to.
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Post by Bklyn_LA on Apr 21, 2018 1:26:29 GMT
That Electric Warrior LP outstanding piece of work Jeepster, Life's a gas, et...the Late Great Marc Bolan gone way to soon, but left behind some great work!
simple cover power music nothing says rock and roll like a guitar and Marshall stack behind you !
Nothing Rock like this power trio who had one of the greatest and I do mean GREATEST LP of All TIME Jack, Ginger and Eric
I can walk down the street, and there no one there, although the pavement is one huge crowd
I can drive down the road and eyes don't see but my mind wants to cry out loud
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Post by Deleted on Apr 21, 2018 12:18:19 GMT
EC!! Ginger Baker, the guy I wanted to become when taking the drum lessons. Stupid paradiddle!!
You say trio, first group always comes to mind for me is below. Viva!! Like the video, love the song.
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Post by Bklyn_LA on Apr 21, 2018 14:12:37 GMT
Old Thunder drums Ginger Baker aka D'Artagnan one of the greatest groups I've ever seen.
Frank Beard ZZ oh yess have you seen guys in concert?
The Moving Sidewalks Billy Gibbons prior band, use to hang out on the Strip at the Whisky back in the riot days.
Viva Las Vegas.....
He is Mr. Slick with a little number and the reason I picked up the guitar was because of him, and he changed my life...to me he was the greatest!
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Post by Deleted on Apr 23, 2018 2:43:43 GMT
Just heard them humming, almost whispering this song on commercial during game. I LOVE STEVIE WINWOOD and Traffic. I should've paid tribute much earlier. He's in my top 5 artists, fwiw, Young, EC, Townsend, can't come up with #5 right now, it's Leon Russell.
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Post by Bklyn_LA on Apr 23, 2018 15:59:41 GMT
Just heard them humming, almost whispering this song on commercial during game. I LOVE STEVIE WINWOOD and Traffic. I should've paid tribute much earlier. He's in my top 5 artists, fwiw, Young, EC, Townsend, can't come up with #5 right now, it's Leon Russell. He is a Genius Traffic Low Spark of High Heeled Boys, Last Exit, John Barleycorn Must Die, 40000 Head men, I can just go on and on.. Do you remember him with the Great Spencer Davis GrpJust a Random Pick Hit Feeling Good Monday it's a put on..lol |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 23, 2018 16:57:44 GMT
Just heard them humming, almost whispering this song on commercial during game. I LOVE STEVIE WINWOOD and Traffic. I should've paid tribute much earlier. He's in my top 5 artists, fwiw, Young, EC, Townsend, can't come up with #5 right now, it's Leon Russell. He is a Genius Traffic Low Spark of High Heeled Boys, Last Exit, John Barleycorn Must Die, 40000 Head men, I can just go on and on.. Do you remember him with the Great Spencer Davis GrpJust a Random Pick Hit Feeling Good Monday it's a put on..lol I'm a Man by SDG is perfect. I believe he was 16 when with them? Throw in Walking in the Wind, hits hard. edit - Townsend dancing to open it. The best!! Gawd it's awesome actually, that song. Thanks again. |
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I can watch videos on youtube I just can't access any links on this site.....youtube or not.