How many old blues songs did Led Zeppelin attempt to steal? I guess they didn't expect to gain such popularity. When I was a kid, I certainly didn't know better.
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This is a very high quality live version of the blues classic, Baby please don’t go. Performed by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
A little trivia: this song was first recorded by the group called Them with a very young Van Morrison doing his first lead vocal gig.
A little trivia: this song was first recorded by the group called Them with a very young Van Morrison doing his first lead vocal gig.
Asleep at the Wheel with the Time Jumpers featuring Vince Gill and Dawn Sears performing "Faded Love". Dawn Sears was one of my favorite singers. She sang Harmony with Gill for 22 years. She could bring tears to your eyes with her emotion.
You are correct Marty.
They admit as much in many interviews; songs were adapted from many old blues numbers.
I'm a big fan myself. Gonna have Trampled Underfoot playing at my burial one day!
Favourite track is Kashmir.... Pure Zep.
I just sat and chilled in the shop last night and listened to the Yes Fragile album
When I was younger I never even know they existed but now wow
When I was younger I never even know they existed but now wow
In the autumn of MY madness this still resonates truth.
WIVG FM 96.1 The Pig Memphis
"....and for everyone who thinks that life is just a game, do you like the part you're playing?"
Story is that Robert presented the original to Allison to try. She wasn't sure what to do with it, he said to sing it like she does. Here Robert is just a back up vocalist, a little percussion with maracas.
My oldest Dottir sprung for a couple of tickets for us to see them in L'ville.....looking forward.
Saw Robert and the boys back in the early '70's. This should be a treat with Allison.
My oldest Dottir sprung for a couple of tickets for us to see them in L'ville.....looking forward.
Saw Robert and the boys back in the early '70's. This should be a treat with Allison.
Mississippi Hill Country Blues, Lightnin Malcolm
How about Albert King and Stevie Ray.
Bought some half speed remastered heavyweight vinyl:
CHERRY GHOST: Thirst fro romance & Beneath this burning shoreline (Excellent)
JETHRO TULL Stand Up (Surprisingly good second album)
CHERRY GHOST: Thirst fro romance & Beneath this burning shoreline (Excellent)
JETHRO TULL Stand Up (Surprisingly good second album)
"We Used to Know" came out before "Hotel California."
I believe Ian said that the two bands had shared a venue where Tull performed this, and then it was a bit later that Eagles came out with their version.
I believe Ian said that the two bands had shared a venue where Tull performed this, and then it was a bit later that Eagles came out with their version.
Nice little extra @nj1639
Jam Jam Jam all night long being picked up in 45 minutes for the barn Dance
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I doesn't get any better than Cream.
Last night local. Carlos Elliott from Columbia. They play Mississippi Hill Country Blues and they do much of it in Spanish. I believe they’re up here for the Juke Joint Festival. Being with them in that intimate atmosphere was a real treat.
