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And thank you NICOS for making this thread, UDAMAN!

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Wow great comments from GE Smith about Keith.

Love it. Just watched the SNL performance of Struggle. Great stuff.

.... geeeezzz this gets more reruns than Forrest Gump



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Watched a bunch of these GE Smith Q&As recently and found him very interesting/entertaining. Seems like a cool guy.

Smith played in a great Bob Dylan band from 1988-1990.

ge has been real good with roger waters, too.

Interesting, yet not so admirable take on G.E. Smith

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Interesting, yet not so admirable take on G.E. Smith

Hairball, thank you for posting this. I didnt know this about GE Smith. It boggles the mind . I had to edit my entire post, because of our policy here at IORR. But Gawd..

How can you not like this guy?
He knows what's going on, and really open...not negative at all.

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GE Smith is DA MAN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

keith ain't no "white boy" guitarist, dork.

This is kind of awww funny cute...
Mick starting up HAPPY BIRTHDAY KEITH!!! @1:22 From 81 Hampton... and a good Keef set clip too



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Keith and Jerry Lee, Little Queenie, Killer

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Next to Keef, I think Billy Gibbons is one of the coolest cats in Rock n Roll!
Psyched to see these guys in NYC tomorrow night.
Great talent in this group.

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Featuring Robin Zander of Cheap Trick, Chester Bennington of Linkin Park, Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top, Billy Duffy of The Cult, Steve Stevens of Billy Idol, Robert Deleo of Stone Temple Pilots, and Matt Sorum of Guns N' Roses & Velvet Revolver!

I've never heard of this concept that's labeled "The Kings of Chaos".
Now I know...a revolving door of rock musicians.

Kings of Chaos (band)

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Its a great group. Or I'll say it CAN be a great group. Its a fun night out. I saw it in 2013 when they did a benefit show in LA. $50 and it had Slash, Duff and Matt Sorum (so a healthy chunk of GNR which at the time was rarer than it is now for that price), and also Glenn Hughes. That alone was worth it to me. It also had Steve Stevens, Corey Taylor, a few others, that were fine and worked for the evening. Billy Gibbons and Robin Zander I think are great substitutes, and it was a really fun night out. None of the dates worked for me this time around, and the star people I liked aren't really there anymore, but I would have considered it as it was a great show.

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I Love the Ladies

Feel The Fear
And Do It Anyway

The bass round 3:29 is just lovely. A nice funky and melodic jam.

Beautiful!

Lead guitar sounds Ronnie to me.

Doesn't the intro melody played by the lead guitar sound like the melody of Plundered My Soul?

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Sounds like a 'funkified' meandering jam of George McRae's Rock Your Baby with a few changes.

'Woman
Take me in your arms
Rock your baby...'

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Little Richards, is that Keith's todger?

That's awesome.

Ugh, 2002?? I see that year, and I think, "Oh, just a few years ago"...but it WAS FIFTEEN YEARS AGO. The passage of time can be a real bitch.

What a wild and crazy pairing

While on a little 70's kick, I just watched this video by Shocking Blue and was shocked to see that the singer is a woman. It is a woman right? I can't believe that after all these years I thought it was a man singing. Was anyone else fooled?






I originally started out by viewing the video for the song "Hitchin' a Ride" by Vanity Fair. Does anyone remember hearing this on the radio?