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Jimmie Vaughan is using a Matchless amplifier, very interesting. They are very rare and very well respected. I think BB King got better as he aged, kudos to him. Personally, other than BB's own take on his own song, I liked Robert Cray's playing the best, Clapton is overplaying the song, but in...

Hands across the water:

Homies at work:

"Fierce" never crossed my mind before. I think you nailed it!

And for good luck...this one really grabs my old heart strings,

I'm a Cyndi fan:

Must admit that I only barely remember this tune. Are you a Stones fan, Dan?

Always an intriguing song. Didn't know that Chuck E was in love with Rickie Lee Jones.

Thanks for the post, Daniel. Mr Armstrong does a great job in this clip. "Mack the Knife" is totally removed from its original context. That is not surprising, here in hyper-crony capitalism land Kurt Weill's original opera was far too Socialistic for the masses to be exposed to. I was far more...

Thirty three years ago, amazing. And "You are there!" Wouldn't it be wonderful to still have that kind of energy today? Thank you for finding this and posting this concert. Most musicians dislike day time concerts outside, maybe because they feel so unusual.

The Spinners had many lead singers over the years. Phillipe Wynn was the lead singer for "Rubber Band Man." If you're interested, this is a capsule history of the band: https://www.allmusic.com/artist/the-spinners-mn0000578141/biography

Thank you for sharing this most important information, ThunderRd! The original is much different, and therefor maximally interesting. Embarrassed to say that I've never heard Springsteen's original version of "Blinded..." His lyrics are FAR better than Mister Mann's. Which bite in comparison.

Manfred Mann and his Earth Band. Nice to see the official lyrics, seems I wasn't hearing "deuce" correctly.

And The Spinners:

Ahh, Motown:

Dunno, but this seems like bad news to me, https://slashdot.org/submission/8536066/adults-may-resist-but-children-welcome-their-robot-overlords?utm_source=rss1.0&utm_medium=feed&sbsrc=firehose

Mr Edgar Winter. You may like this one: It was difficult to find any music that provided an uplift in mood when I was in the small country of Viet-Nam. I was lucky to find this minor masterpiece from Edgar Winter and White Trash. It helped a lot. Thanks all of y'all!

A great post, thank you Daniel~!

And a classic. Apologize if this is a re-post:

Here's a very fine Elvis Costello number: