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Born on this day ... - Music Head - 04-05-2015
Randy Travis - born on this day in 1959 in North Carolina
that would make him 56
7 ACM Awards
9 AM Awards
6 CMA Awards
6 Grammy Awards
and this my friends is country music
[video=youtube;wB49C5cV3sg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wB49C5cV3sg[/video]
Born on this day ... - Ruby - 04-05-2015
Jerome Wrote:Another bit of useless information - if you buy the remastered Heavy Horses CD it includes 2 new tracks - Broadford Bazaar & Living in These Hard Times. Both are excellent.
The original - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvdZUzMjH7E
The remastered CD - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKNYfd3riF8
Thanks â and I see what you mean about the bass drum etc. As it happens, I do have the remastered disc, having worn out the previous one.
Re John Glascock, in hindsight, a better track to highlight him might have been Journey Man â the bassline is stupendous.
Born on this day ... - Ruby - 04-05-2015
Ed Cassidy was born on 04 May 1923 he died on 06 December 2012 at the age of 89. He was the drummer and percussionist with the psychedelic/prog/rock band, Spirit, for 30 years (barring a few short intervals). Spirit disbanded in 1997 when Cassidy was 73 â not because of anything to do with him; the lead singer and guitarist, Randy California (aged 45) had died whilst rescuing his son from a riptide, which he managed to do, but then was drowned himself. Tragic.
Mr Skin (as Cassidy was also known) was so called because way before the days of skinheads, he preferred a clean-shaven pate â he also always wore black. A varied an interesting life had him serving in the US Navy during WWII and returning to music afterwards as a hardworking troubadour, playing the circuit. He, Taj Mahal and Ry Cooder were central figures in the fairly short-lived band, The Rising Sons in the early sixties, and the next band of significance that Cassidy joined was Spirit. He was more than twenty years older than the next oldest in the group â must have kept him young! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirit_%28band%29
Iâve listened to their album Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus which I think might be considered their tour de force â with good reason. They were quite well known for this track, back in the day â
[video=youtube;YsTK2LHZKPQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsTK2LHZKPQ[/video]
Born on this day ... - Jerome - 04-05-2015
Ruby Wrote:Thanks â and I see what you mean about the bass drum etc. As it happens, I do have the remastered disc, having worn out the previous one.
Re John Glascock, in hindsight, a better track to highlight him might have been Journey Man â the bassline is stupendous.
Yes, indeed, Journeyman is classic Glascock. A very talented man. BTW, have you ever seen this - https://youtu.be/sAHKWlugQ80 Tull in full flight.
Born on this day ... - Music Head - 05-05-2015
Chris Brown - born on this day in 1989 in Virginia
that would make him 26
it was fun reading what an ass he is
his first #1
[video=youtube;w6QGe-pXgdI]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w6QGe-pXgdI[/video]
Born on this day ... - Music Head - 06-05-2015
Bob Seger - born on this day in 1945 in Michigan
that would make him 70
R&RHOF in 2004
wth?
another artist forbidden on youtube
somebody get to the bottom of that
I would have chosen Fire Lake
Born on this day ... - Ruby - 06-05-2015
^Strange! I can find him. What did you do to YouTube? Lol!
[video=youtube;OQ_kLXTAxnQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ_kLXTAxnQ[/video]
Born on this day ... - Ruby - 06-05-2015
Davey Johnstone was born on this day in 1951, in Edinburgh, Scotland. Guitarist and player of other stringed things, mandolin, sitar, banjo â¦. he came to the notice of Bernie Taupinâs producer, Gus Dudgeon, whilst playing with Magna Carta (heâs on Seasons and the fabulous Songs From Wasties Orchard â illustrious beginnings!) which resulted in him contributing to Elton Johnâs Madman Across the Water, and subsequently, an invitation to join the Elton John Band, which he did; wise move.
Heâs been involved with many other musicians along the way, heâs a versatile guy â Joan Armatrading, Meatloaf, Alice Cooper, Bob Seger (^coincidentally), Stevie Nicks (Bella Donna, which I love and her latest, that I donât), and so on, but he has the distinction of rarely being absent from anything Elton John has done since the late 70âs, including tours (he played his 2000[SUP]th[/SUP] show in 2009) and is credited on 20 of Sir Reggieâs albums.
Slightly off the beaten track â Davey Johnstone, Elton John and Rod Stewart were all involved with Long John Baldryâs Everthing Stops for Tea â I like this traditional song from that album â https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qj-kCqa4pQU
⦠and the classic lead track from Madman Across the Water â
[video=youtube;c2l1Pq9-B9M]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2l1Pq9-B9M[/video]
Born on this day ... - jazzboCR - 06-05-2015
Music Head Wrote:Bob Seger - born on this day in 1945 in Michigan
that would make him 70
R&RHOF in 2004
wth?
another artist forbidden on youtube
somebody get to the bottom of that
I would have chosen Fire Lake
No idea why you are having a problem but I counted 6 albums or concerts. I like this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9EPXtDBISg Your selection is blocked by the copyright holder--get in touch with them: http://www.universalmusic.com/
Born on this day ... - Music Head - 07-05-2015
Ruby - that makes no sense. I typed in Bob Seger Fire Lake and that clip never shows up
jazz - yea I got albums and live clips but no songs, tried Fire Lake, Against The Wind, Shame On The Moon