Over on the site for fans for Monkees writers Bobby Hart and now sadly deceased Tommy Boyce,Hart and Boyce's widow are petitioning for the musical theater wide induction into the songwriters hall of fame.I'd have to say yeah let so in.Timeless melodies and 60s nostalgia happening within their...
Certainly...both the Stones and Yardbirds were cut from the very same nitty gritty Blues cloth..for the same reason,Dreja was nearly a fifth Led Zep member....
Have you seen a doc called *Birmingham Fami!y Trees"?About how bands like the Moody BlueS ELO the Move and others are connected through common members......
Can't stand Guns N Roses reduxes o f "Live and Let Die" and "Knockin' on Heavan's "Door".Totally wrongly approached and poorly execute
Axel's voice isn't at all fitting for either tune...and don't get me started about loud sailing guitars for the Dylan number.....completely inapproprate....
Credence Clearwater Revival's anti military draft procedure "Fortunate Son" about how some of the rich and powerful used their deviant political connections to avoid national service.....an interesting video complete with Vietnam footage is available on YouTube......
Kind of a bit of a novelty here but I've always enjoyed the Monkees' "Zor and Zam",which was featured in the last episode of the TV series.All about some people who "threw a war and nobody came..."
The Ed Collins number certainly was a favorite of mine....Also kinda liked Len's "Stea! my Sunshine".....unusual for me to go for too much really lightweight pop,but somehow this one managed to half decently engage me....
The explosively Beatlesque "Lies" by Jersey's own Knickerbockers.....Beau Brummels had a couple really good and sadly overlooked tunes.....and let's not forget Napoleon XIV-"They're Coming to Take Me Away(HA HA).....
Recently viewing Beach Boys docs as infinitum over on YouTube and am becoming increasingly curious concerning the band's works in the Four year wake after the abandonment of the Smile project in its entirety.Bits and pieces began to surface in Wild Honey and 20/20 and I'm quite intrigued with...
The passing of true rock spirit grit.....everything the genre's 70' s classics amounted to in the end is well represented in Money's more well known pieces......
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