The Music Thread

[Centerpiece]

I used to dig the Merv Griffin show.
David Grisman with Steve Morse and Rob Wasserman
16:16

 

[heelinhell]

I added this one to my solo repertoire during CoVid.
I have to fudge and omit the solo section.

Iconic song and foreshadowed the sexual/gender politics we are experiencing today.

This was my favorite song back in the day...love the Kinks

 

[an0maly]

I don't see any of the facebook links above, and I never will see any facebook links.

 

[heelinhell]

Patsy was crying when she recorded this. Listen for the way her breath catches and her voice quivers at the end.

For me she will always be the queen of country music.

but my favorite is Walkin' After Midnight"

 

[Centerpiece]

Iconic song and foreshadowed the sexual/gender politics we are experiencing today.

This was my favorite song back in the day...love the Kinks

Speaking of gender songs… I also added to my repertoire Lou Reed’s Take a Walk on the Wild Side.

“Holly came from Miami FLA hitchhiked her away across the USA. She plucked her eyebrows on the way shaved her legs and then he was she, she said: hey babe take a walk on the wild side.”

 

[heelinhell]

Speaking of gender songs… I also added to my repertoire Lou Reed’s Take a Walk on the Wild Side.

“Holly came from Miami FLA hitchhiked her away across the USA. She plucked her eyebrows on the way shaved her legs and then he was she, she said: hey babe take a walk on the wild side.”

one of the great songs of all time... Lou Reed never broke through as a "commercial" superstar but he and his Velvet Underground were the avant - garde band of the day

 

[finesse]

 

[Centerpiece]

one of the great songs of all time... Lou Reed never broke through as a "commercial" superstar but he and his Velvet Underground were the avant - garde band of the day

The iconic bass track for that song is a story in and of itself. Classic.