And if you guess that the 10 point bonus question is:
What member of that band played with Eric Clapton on the classic song Layla and for the 20 point bonus question what instrument did he play in that song?
Thanks! It was a great Birthday. I didn't get any new old music but I am working on my Christmas wish list. Moody Blues, Buddy Guy and Yardbirds top the list so far.
I was wondering the other day why no movie has ever been made about Jimi's life. It would be a great movie and a great way to showcase the great music of that era. I guess it would be impossible to find an actor who could do justice to the part.
Wish you all the best of luck with the new venture. I think for myself it is time to move on to other interests. I may be back one day. I am not sure. Maybe it would be good to say more but I think maybe it is best to just move on. Again wishing you all the best of luck.
Crying Tears by Cuby + The Blizzards
I am the only one now but not for long. The song is so obscure whoever posted it on Youtube called them the Buzzards instead of Blizzards. My favorite Blues song of all time.
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The Long and Winding Road by the Beatles.
On the Road again by Willie Nelson
The best of all in my opinion though is Turn The Page by Bob Seger
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You are right about that. Michael was the driving force and best musician in the group. Peter Tork would be next. Davy Jones was mostly a cute face for the girls. Micky Dolenz had some talent but was more for comedy than anything musical .
I did not mean anything against Celine the member. My goodness no. He is a great addition to the forum and I know he will add alot. I was just being my puckish mischievious self.
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