Dontcha Bother Me by The Stones. Still how cool. Blues through an English filter.

Listening to Robert Palmer's "Sneakin' Sally through the Alley" album.

Sam & Dave: Soul Sister, Brown Sugar (Live: Ed Sullivan)
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Gasoline Alley- Rod Stewart- 1970
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Ronnie Wood – guitar, bottleneck guitar, acoustic guitar, bass
(23 years old & already two classic albums behind him with Jeff; Nicky sails in on Beck-Ola)



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Speaking of covers of Roadhouse Blues...

Ministry - Roadhouse Blues




Have to honestly say, sounds much better on a killer stereo full blast after a late night of drinking beer with friends at my studio...or maybe not haha.
Only the can strong survive this one, and it's a great way to weed out the weaklings. When Ministry goes on - lights out - party is over!

But of course, nothing beats The Doors' the original!

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

[youtu.be]

Been listening to these guys a lot. This video is good. But songs "City" is the best.

................................... LD



ROCKMAN

The Beatles – The Beatles

IORR the album

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I'm just a Bad Boy Boogie

.................................. LD



ROCKMAN

Abbey Road

Double Dynamite
Sam & Dave Live - If Something Is Wrong With My Baby ,,,Hold On I'm Coming, Soul Man (full mini-set) for me one of the greatest things I've ever been blessed to hear and see.
one guitar. one bass. one kit. 8 thousand horn players, fronted by two of the best singers I have ever heard. and their dancing is super too. Summer of Love indeed.

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Vernon Harrell - Slick Chick




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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......



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Van Morrison "In The Garden" from the album "No Guru No Method No Teacher"
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Outside excursion pulled out my
very best set of fine top grade RS trifecta treasure,
left alone long enough to be particularly exquisite twisted up again can I see the Stones
Live Licks
'Beast of Burden'
'Worried About You'
'Monkey Man'

ROCKMAN

ROCKMAN

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Rockman

Heavy stuff!

Oh. my God
Havannah Moon 2016 RS CUBA
'Gimme Shelter'
I am rolling thru some of my RS live favs on edge
IDK.......

Grandmaster Flash, Sugar Hill Records
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ETA: I don't post ^ in jest, Sugar Hill records respect
and whomever recently posted on IORR about 'rap' = junk/not talent
this was right now window wake up explained like never b4
the new 'blues'



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ETA: I don't post ^ in jest, Sugar Hill records respect
and whomever recently posted on IORR about 'rap' = junk/not talent
this was right now window wake up explained like never b4
the new 'blues'

This song is epic--groundbreaking when it came out--and a vital contribution to the extended American "songbook."

If a time capsule containing this song landed in, say, the 1940s you can bet Count Basie, Duke, Ellington, and Billie Holiday would have been blown away by and grooved to it.

And if Mick and Keith had been coming of age in the late '70s and early '80s they, too, would have been inspired and blown away, and would have started making art that incorporated elements of "The Message" and other early seminal hip-hop/rap into their own.

Those who don't have ears to hear...such is life.

-swiss

ps: this is what I'm listening to and diggin--great combination of light and funky-sweet.
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video: [www.youtube.com]



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