Interesting lyrics.


There's a little left over after you take out the f, s and n words.

He died back in '04 or '05.

I like some of his stuff.

I thought so. I enjoy some rap as comedy. It really can be pretty clever, just not at 4AM when the ground shakes from the sub-woofers.

Pantera - Mouth For War

The video is lacking, but the audio will wake ya up. They even make an effort at a guitar solo.

a must have

Johnny Winter - Guitar Slinger

http://inyer.org/downloads/slinger.zip

I guess if I must.....

Les Paul demonstrates one of his inventions

best to right click, save target (24mb)

http://inyer.org/freshkills/lespaulveriser.mpg

Interesting. That dude was old as dirt. Saw and helped along a lot of musical changes.

Ori is coming.

Santana & Gato Barbieri "Europa" (live, 1977)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h4Mrp6wuSwk

That's a classic.I remember listening to Santana in orchestra back in the 70s. Of course I was an Alice Cooper fan, but it was still pretty good for mellow stuff.

I'm a big Gato fan

he did the music for Last Tango in Paris

And I thought you were still strugglilng with Jefferson Airplane...

think again

Why...last time I saw you sing you had trouble with the lyrics to John Henry.

Plays like an old girlfriend of mine.

a living legend

your gf got 50 albums?

She set some records back in the day.

tootin on a horn

http://inyer.org/downloads/TheBand-Cahoots.zip

where do we go from here

The Beatles.

Maybe they should look around...

good idea

mirror check

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKvDtWeyO5c

the thrill is gone

• Bruce Dickinson #1
• Ronnie James Dio #2
• Rob Halford #3
• Udo Dirkschneider #4

I hear the Rock hall of fame is inducting. Abba is in, Kiss is refused.

Oh yeah, Rock On.

I hear Tiger taped them two Swedish girls in ABBA... Agnetha and Anni-Frid...

I can't wait to hear them rock out at the induction ceremony featuring their smash hit Fernando.

They had some tunes that more or less rocked, but it's a travesty they beat out Kiss. I guess releasing Mama Mia put them over the top.

AbbA aint rock, they're disco. And they beat out KISS? no farking way.

Oh, I'd say they rock on some songs, but they sure don't out rock Kiss. They may have been a bit before Kiss in popularity. Might be why they got in first.

Rock & Roll Hall of fame broadly covers popular music of the 50s and on. Lots of deserving groups not in and while not a KISS fan myself I acknowledge their contribution/influence on music in the 70s and 80s. ABBA as big or bigger worldwide.

The list so far...

a

AC/DC
Paul Ackerman
Aerosmith
The Allman Brothers Band
The Animals
Louis Armstrong
Chet Atkins
b

LaVern Baker
Hank Ballard
The Band
Frank Barsalona
Dave Bartholomew
Ralph Bass
The Beach Boys
The Beatles
Jeff Beck
The Bee Gees
Benny Benjamin
Chuck Berry
Black Sabbath
Bill Black
Chris Blackwell
Hal Blaine
Bobby “Blue” Bland
Blondie
Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
Booker T. and the M.G.’s
David Bowie
Charles Brown
James Brown
Ruth Brown
Jackson Browne
Buffalo Springfield
Solomon Burke
James Burton
The Byrds
c

Johnny Cash
Ray Charles
Leonard Chess
Charlie Christian
Eric Clapton
Dick Clark
The Clash
The Coasters
Eddie Cochran
Leonard Cohen
Nat “King” Cole
Sam Cooke
Elvis Costello & the Attractions
Floyd Cramer
Cream
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Crosby Stills and Nash
King Curtis
d

Bobby Darin
The Dave Clark Five
Clive Davis
Miles Davis
The Dells
Bo Diddley
Dion
Willie Dixon
Fats Domino
Tom Donahue
The Doors
Steve Douglas
The Drifters
Bob Dylan
e

The Eagles
Earth, Wind & Fire
Duane Eddy
Nesuhi Ertegun
Ahmet Ertegun
The Everly Brothers
f

Leo Fender
The Flamingos
Fleetwood Mac
DJ Fontana
The Four Seasons
The Four Tops
Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers
Aretha Franklin
Alan Freed
g

Milt Gabler
Marvin Gaye
Gerry Goffin and Carole King
Berry Gordy, Jr.
Bill Graham
Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five
The Grateful Dead
Al Green
Woody Guthrie
Buddy Guy
h

Bill Haley
John Hammond
George Harrison
Isaac Hayes
Herb Alpert & Jerry Moss
Billie Holiday
Holland, Dozier and Holland
Buddy Holly
John Lee Hooker
i

The Impressions
The Ink Spots
The Isley Brothers
j

Mahalia Jackson
Michael Jackson
The Jackson Five
Wanda Jackson
James Jamerson
Etta James
Elmore James
Jefferson Airplane
Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller
The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Billy Joel
Little Willie John
Elton John
Johnnie Johnson
Robert Johnson
Janis Joplin
Louis Jordan
k

Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff
B. B. King
The Kinks
Gladys Knight and the Pips
l

Lead Belly
Led Zeppelin
Brenda Lee
John Lennon
Jerry Lee Lewis
Little Anthony and the Imperials
Little Richard
Little Walter
Lovin’ Spoonful
Lynyrd Skynyrd
m

Madonna
The Mamas and the Papas
Bob Marley
Martha and the Vandellas
George Martin
Curtis Mayfield
Paul McCartney
Clyde McPhatter
John Mellencamp
Metallica
Joni Mitchell
Bill Monroe
The Moonglows
Scotty Moore
Van Morrison
Jelly Roll Morton
n

Syd Nathan
Ricky Nelson
o

The O’Jays
Spooner Oldham
Roy Orbison
The Orioles
Mo Ostin
Johnny Otis
p

Earl Palmer
Parliament-Funkadelic
Les Paul
Carl Perkins
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
Sam Phillips
Wilson Pickett
Pink Floyd
Gene Pitney
The Platters
The Police
Doc Pomus
Elvis Presley
The Pretenders
Lloyd Price
Prince
Professor Longhair
q

Queen
r

Ma Rainey
Bonnie Raitt
Ramones
Otis Redding
Jimmy Reed
R.E.M.
Righteous Brothers
Smokey Robinson
Jimmie Rodgers
The Rolling Stones
The Ronettes
Run-D.M.C.
s

Sam and Dave
Santana
Pete Seeger
Bob Seger
Sex Pistols
Del Shannon
The Shirelles
Paul Simon
Simon and Garfunkel
Percy Sledge
Sly and the Family Stone
Bessie Smith
Patti Smith
The Soul Stirrers
Phil Spector
Dusty Springfield
Bruce Springsteen
The Staple Singers
Steely Dan
Seymour Stein
Rod Stewart
Jim Stewart
The Supremes
t

Talking Heads
James Taylor
The Temptations
Allen Toussaint
Traffic
Big Joe Turner
Ike and Tina Turner
u

U2
v

Ritchie Valens
Van Halen
The Velvet Underground
The Ventures
Gene Vincent
w

T-Bone Walker
Dinah Washington
Muddy Waters
Jann S. Wenner
Jerry Wexler
The Who
Hank Williams
Jackie Wilson
Howlin’ Wolf
Bobby Womack
Stevie Wonder
y

Jimmy Yancey
The Yardbirds
Neil Young
The (Young) Rascals
z

ZZ Top
Frank Zappa

http://brookdalebluegrass.com/bluegrass/wh...reBreakfast.mp3
Joe Walsh, Lincoln Meyers... best version ever

from here
http://brookdalebluegrass.com/bluegrass