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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"
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A better cover of Love Is All Around:
How can you compete with this. They can do better than a parking lot.
Jane wrote the song
Jane wrote the song
Pardon my ignorance, but what's the proper way to post YouTube links here?
Go to a youtube video, grab a copy of the video's link at the top, paste it into your post.
Another way....
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The original. A capo on a bass???
The cover. Hard to tell the difference. Notice that this was on American Bandstand.
Interesting what a few hits of acid and a few Marshall stacks can do.
And then there's this copy of the original that again, is almost indistinguishable from the original:
Hard to say which is my favorite. Depends on my mood at the time I guess.
The cover. Hard to tell the difference. Notice that this was on American Bandstand.
Interesting what a few hits of acid and a few Marshall stacks can do.
And then there's this copy of the original that again, is almost indistinguishable from the original:
Hard to say which is my favorite. Depends on my mood at the time I guess.
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Don’t forget Brian Setzer’s version. Interesting story about the now famous Gretsch 6120 that he is playing. He got it in parts and took it to a guy in the neighborhood to put back together. That was Jess Oliver, of Ampeg and the designer of the B-15. Jess later hired and worked with Bill Hughes at Ampeg. Bill designed the SVT and was point man for many other classic designs such as the V series, including the V4B. Bill went on to work at Peavey and spent many years overseeing amp design at Fender. There was a lot of trickle down from there, influencing many others in a positive way.
A wild song for 1956. Gene Vincent.
A tribute by John Lennon
A tribute by John Lennon
I was shopping for toys yesterday. I asked the store manager if they had any Schwarzenegger action figures. He pointed and said "Aisle B, back".______
Anybody watch Postmodern Jukebox on YouTube? All covers in totally different styles, with a lot of talent and fun.
My current favorite for giving me a chuckle:
My current favorite for giving me a chuckle:
A German Shepherd, Doberman and a cat have died. All three are faced with God who wants to know what they believe in.
The German shepherd says: "I believe in discipline, training, and loyalty to my master." "Good," says God. "Then sit down on my right side.
Doberman, what do you believe in?" The Doberman answers: "I believe in the love, care, and protection of my master." Ah," said God. "You may sit to my left."
Then he looks at the cat and asks, "And what do you believe in?" The cat answers: "I believe you're sitting in my seat."
Arf! Arf! Arf! Dogs always like that one.
The German shepherd says: "I believe in discipline, training, and loyalty to my master." "Good," says God. "Then sit down on my right side.
Doberman, what do you believe in?" The Doberman answers: "I believe in the love, care, and protection of my master." Ah," said God. "You may sit to my left."
Then he looks at the cat and asks, "And what do you believe in?" The cat answers: "I believe you're sitting in my seat."
Arf! Arf! Arf! Dogs always like that one.
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I get cranky since someone built a house I can see from my upstairs windows. If I wanted to see people I'd live in town. Major curmudgeonry?
However, I can stand a lot of this kind of neighbor. This young Cooper's hawk was perched in front of my livingroom window yesterday.
However, I can stand a lot of this kind of neighbor. This young Cooper's hawk was perched in front of my livingroom window yesterday.
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