What an amazing rich bass/baritone voice...even in his older years:
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Fri 3 Apr, 2015 05:49 am
Gawd, I love songs in which Levon Helm sings. but this one's tops on my list:
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edgarblythe
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Fri 3 Apr, 2015 08:22 pm
The Dave Clark Five had only a few I really liked. This to me is their best.
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edgarblythe
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Fri 3 Apr, 2015 08:25 pm
Johnny Mathis
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Setanta
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Sat 4 Apr, 2015 01:35 am
Paul Revere Dick was the founder of the group Paul Revere and the Raiders, from Idaho. In 1966, they had a hit (no. 1 in Canada, no. 4 in the U.S.) with this song, sung by Mark Lindsay:
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Setanta
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Sat 4 Apr, 2015 01:48 am
The Yardbirds were a group most famous for it's guitar players. Here they do "Roll On" (a variation of "Train Kept a Rollin' "), in the Michelangelo Antonioni film Blow Up. Page and Beck do a two guitar lead, and Keith Relf sings. (Antonioni asked Beck to smash his guitar at the end of the scene, so he went out and bought a cheap German guitar.)
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Setanta
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Sat 4 Apr, 2015 02:09 am
"Dazed and Confused" was a song which Page ripped off from Jimmy Holmes (who finally sued him in 2010), and performed with the Yardbirds. He then wanted Led Zeppelin to record it, and had changed the lyrics and partially disguised the melody. The singer is Robert Plant:
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Setanta
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Sat 4 Apr, 2015 02:22 am
This obscure English group had a drummer known for his beautiful singing voice. Here he sings "I wanna be your man," which they also offered to the Rolling Stones, who released it as their second single.
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Setanta
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Sat 4 Apr, 2015 02:37 am
Here's another obscure English group--here, Mick Jagger sings lead.
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edgarblythe
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Sat 4 Apr, 2015 03:48 pm
The Ice Man - Jerry Butler. This is the first version I heard of this song and by far my favorite
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edgarblythe
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Sat 4 Apr, 2015 03:51 pm
And the wild man
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Setanta
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Sun 5 Apr, 2015 12:54 am
Don Henley, who sings lead vocals on this track, has said that it was inspired by the bands reactions to L.A. after the arrived in California--i dunno, maybe so . . . (We had a foreign type non-American who started a thread on the lyrics once, i don't know if she got what she wanted.)
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Setanta
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Sun 5 Apr, 2015 04:31 am
This silky baritone visited us in our homes every week:
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Setanta
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Sun 5 Apr, 2015 04:40 am
This man is still a headliner at almost 90 years of age. (I had trouble finding this video, as i had to go through page after page of duets--Tony with everyone from Aretha Franklin to Lady Gaga
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edgarblythe
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Sun 5 Apr, 2015 09:16 am
Tony be cashing in. I love him mostly for what he sang in the 60s.
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Sun 5 Apr, 2015 10:45 am
This guy only has two songs I could name. One with is with the New Christy Minstrels. He was in the audience at the first Bob Dylan concert I went to and he was in LA local news quite a bit for peace protests.
