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    Robert Hunter / Tales of the great rumrunners

    OK Dead Heads! This one is for you. This album is one of Hunter's finest solo work. As you may know, Robert Hunter was a non performing member of the Grateful Dead as a lyricist penning noteable songs such as Ripple, Truckin' an Terrapin Station. Take a listen to this album and let me know what...
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    What Are You Listening to Now? Pics/Videos

    Greatest Stones album EVER!
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    Hello from Texas

    The Hulk meets Sheldon Cooper!
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    Hello From England

    Welcome aboard and I can't wait to get your input.
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    Leon Russell - Carney

    I was s scrounging through my vinyl Saturday and rediscovered this album. Leon Russell has an original vocal and is not afraid to venture into different genres of music. I liked this album a lot but in my opinion, not his best work . Although Tight Rope did very well in the charts. If you like...
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    Missouri- Welcome Two Missouri

    Great album from an obscure band from st. Louis. This is one of those albums that you have listen to several times and it really grabs your ear. I don't know how to attach files on here yet otherwise I would post the album. Give it a listen. I think you will like the song. :"movin' on"
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    Review Black OaK Arkansas- Self Titled (1971) *** 1/2

    First time I BOA was in the gymnasium of Griffin High School in Springfield Illinois. Quite possibly my first concert. Great time!!!!!!!! 1973??¿
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    David L. Hamilton Dies: Emmy-Nominated Composer & Founding Keyboardist For Pavlov’s Dog Was 74

    So saddened to hear of the passing of David Hamilton. Prayers and thoughts to all involved
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    Status Quo

    You sir are a very astute individual! Argus is on my top 15 albums. Blowin free is so freaking awesome!
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    Status Quo

    It gave me an appreciation of music composition that opened me up to classics like moody blues , Jethro Tull and music that pushed what rock and roll is today.
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    Status Quo

    This album changed my appreciation of all genres of music. Down down was a musical masterpiece that enhanced guitar melodies and rythmic vocals. A true classic
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    Status Quo

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    Rick Derringer Dead At 77

    Loved all of his music especially his work with Johnny Winter. RIP to another great rocker.
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    Heartsfield forever!

    One of the finest country rock bands since Poco. Take a listen to "Music Eyes"
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    Ruby Starr Smokey places

    One of the most recognized and underrated female voices ever. Help put Black Oak Arkansas on the map. She is sadly missed
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    Henry Gross - Plug me into something.

    What was going on in your life when this album came out. I was 15 at living freedom in 1977
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    Heartfield / Foolish Pleasure

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    Pavlov's Dog Pampered Menial

    St. Louis is a great town. First time I saw REO was there. 1972! So sad to hear they broke up. Saw the Stones at Busch Stadium in 76.
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    Greetings from illinois

    Well hello!
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    Pavlov's Dog Pampered Menial

    Great St. Louis band that mixes an orchestral and rock with great vocals.
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    Greetings from illinois

    I am a 65 yr old male who loves 70's rock with a focus on southern rock and country rock. Big fan of Poco

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