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Thank you, the Temptations were a great group! OTOH, "Patches" is a bit too close to Step n fetchit, at least imho. Here's one that I love, not to mention that it's timeless. And so freakin' true. Go O'jays! Anthony Jackson on bass, first use of a Phaser on bass, ever. Anthony Jackson is one...

It's a great article, thank you ThunderRD! Cahuenga Blvd indeed. I lived in Studio City for maybe a year, but it was long after the "sizzling" Seventies. Wait perhaps not, '77 I believe, yes long after those pivotal times in the music biz. The article makes me miss being a musician, but I...

Thank you very much for posting these songs of yesteryear, ThunderRd! As if I bother to listen to anything modren. Wow, I've never seen a pic or performance by Bonnie Raitt when she was that young. Certainly a good beginning! TOP is one of my tippy top favorites. I lived in the Bay Area early...

I didn't know jack about Little Feat. I thought they were a Southren band, but they were from LA. What a mind flock. "Willin" alone should put them in the Rock n Roll "museum of the greats." Sorry, can't remember it correctly ..is it the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame? Thank you for the above link...

Shucks, the content won't play in this BEST country in the world. However, I've known the song for years and it's one of my all time favorites.

I don't understand some of the lyrics, as per usual. I like the song, thanks for the post.

Happy to say that the link works for me, thank you porporme! Let's see... I must say that I do like the chorus of the song that starts at 15:17 on..."The Asylum Choir." Here's a tune of Russell's that I really like: Shirley and Lee's "Let the Good Times Roll" is a classic classic. It's been...

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Heavy metal, arrgh. Dicso, UGH.

That's a mighty fine looking keyboard. I must say. But $70? Heavens! Thanks for the cleaning tip. I use canned air every day on my cheapo keyboard, I think it helps. And this thing isn't precisely straight edged on its top. Always something.

And to think I settled for a brand x Keytronic keyboard. It was cheap, after spending more than absolutely necessary for my latest, err, two year old machine I cheeped out on keyboard and mouse. Both work fine though, death to wireless keyboards and mice. And I need flat sided keyboards to fit...

A wise post, indeed!

'Fraid that not every single folk song resonates with me. "At Seventeen" is of course a classic and I remember the song, if not the lyrics and chords well.

Sorry, couldn't resist another musical memory. The song builds, please try to be a bit patient.

Here's an example of James Jamerson's work as the premier bassist for Motown. Yet I must insist, contrary to the singer's wishes, no one belongs to anybody. I don't at all object for a vacation from musical examples.

Maybe I are not too smart, I didn't know that the Farinha siblings were also Ms Baez's brother and sister. This song is nice, if a bit didactic. One thing I wish for is an end of the never ending tremolo in the more famous sister's voice. Can't listen to Joan anymore. But I do like the fact...

Don't know how to. It's not a simple process that a dummy should be able to handle. That's why I keep asking you to get your old password from AOA. Please. Please.

Good point. If something I don't like is a lie, how could I not dislike it? There's plenty of art I don't like that's most likely not a lie. As the SEALS used to say when passing a group of Army Rangers in training, "can't take it, can't take it." They passed by while happily tossing a...

I'm happy if you're happy. 60Hz probably isn't a record refresh rate, but twice a second seem fine by me.

The Cowboy Junkies are OK. But I'm not a fan. Sorry.