What are you listening to right now?
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OVERKILL
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Wow, that's screwy, that's Bruce Springsteen covering "The Ghost of Tom Joad" at Madison Square Gardens in NYC
Here, let's try this version:
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SammyChevelleTypeS3
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DEEP PURPLE "Burn" California Jam Ontario Motor Speedway 1974
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Emerson / Lake / Palmer Cal Jam 1974 Ontario Motor Speedway. I saw this covered LIVE on ABC tv at home when it was going on.
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my man can shred those chords.
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The SHAPE I'm In - THE BAND:
on your face .
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Did you ever see The History of The Eagles documentary?
Yes , I have the D.V.D. set . Tried to post the EAGLES - " Don Kirschner's Rock Concert 1974 " that includes Linda Ronstadt and Jackson Browne . Have to click on " Watch on YouTube " which is worth a look at Y.T.. Also view the live D.V.D. from "The History Of " when I think of it .
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I have that one my oldest son gave me when it was released. It sure brought back memories. I cant recall which show it was..... it was one of those Friday nite Rock Concerts or a Midnight Special shows where I was waiting to see Steely Dan for the first time. It was the original band with all the founding members including one of my favorite guitarist , the future "Doobie Bro" Mr Skunk Baxter. S.D. was promoting the Can't Buy A Thrill release. Then The Eagles who I had actually not even heard of popped out doing songs from Desperado. Good memories. If I had to guess the show must have been summer of 1974 or maybe some time in 1975. Steely Dan's original founding line up did not last long at all. Becker and Fagan somehow (I don't think the others cared at that point) took 100% control and fired everyone else. They did not want to tour so they lived in studios and became the very successful and reclusive award winning music monster they eventually became.
I've been listening to this song a lot lately ... my favorite era of Styx, this is from 1977. This song was never put on any Styx "Best of" albums ... it should have been IMO. The Grand Illusion is one of their best albums.
