whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:

Thoughts as I'm watching this:

- Wow, pretty big stage for this band
- Mental illness should be treated, not trotted out onto a stage
- Oh, there really aren't any people there afterall
- OR
- Everyone has fled to the back of the room when the crazy person jumps into the pit


I used to be fascinated by the spectacle and mythos of GG but now I just find it extremely sad

just realized KG posted under a different thread

Opening riffs to Metallica's Kill 'Em All tracks, played in a major key

http://kbpi.iheart.com/onair/colfax-582 ... -15554296/

Hoyt Axton and Arlo Guthrie doing Woody Guthrie's "Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos)"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTdd3-V5WxI

Bobby Lloyd Hicks, drummer for the Skeletons and longtime drummer for Dave Alvin, passed away last week. Springfield, Missouri isn't really known as a hip place, but the Skeltons are about as cool as it gets. He was a great drummer and an equally great harmony singer. Some videos..Bobby Lloyd playing "Fourth of July" with Dave Alvin, smoking version of "Harper valley PTA" with Syd Straw and The Skeletons, and the Skeltons ripping through "Waiting For My Gin To Hit Me"..written by Springfield's Ronnie Self.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1BtzpaCZnjA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQaKtqU5fqY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjyOJVZtjxM

Many say AC/DC isn't punk but good god they are as punk as it gets.... Maybe not in the 80's but in 77 they were all the way there.

File Under: Holy Shit!

not the best audio, but c'mon, it's Ordinary People!!!

that french kinks footage is the bomb. proto punk?



check out a baby faced chuck prophet. great tune.

Zip City wrote:

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:

Thoughts as I'm watching this:

- Wow, pretty big stage for this band
- Mental illness should be treated, not trotted out onto a stage
- Oh, there really aren't any people there afterall
- OR
- Everyone has fled to the back of the room when the crazy person jumps into the pit


I used to be fascinated by the spectacle and mythos of GG but now I just find it extremely sad

I often feel all that at once. It's a complicated world.

This gets better every time I listen to it.


• Boz Scaggs – guitar, vocals
• Duane Allman – guitar, dobro, slide guitar
• David Hood – bass
• Jimmy Johnson – guitar
• Barry Beckett – keyboards
• Roger Hawkins – drums
• Eddie Hinton – guitar, slide guitar, dobro
• Tracy Nelson – background vocals
• Jeanie Greene – background vocals
• Joe Arnold – tenor saxophone
• Ben Cauley – trumpet
• Charles Chalmers – tenor saxophone
• Joyce Dunn – background vocals
• Mary Holliday – background vocals
• Al Lester – fiddle, violin
• Gene "Bowlegs" Miller – trombone, trumpet
• James Mitchell – baritone saxophone
• Floyd Newman – baritone saxophone
• Terry Manning – engineer
• Irma Routen – background vocals
• Donna Jean Godchaux née, Thatcher – background vocals