Yeah it had a bit more funk and jazz than most of the other Hendrix experience albums.
Which were also great. Just different.
The Steve Winwood / Clapton cover is way cool.
So is Santana with Buddy on vocals and guitar
I'm far from a Hall and Oats fan but I will say that they moved a long way off of their original sound once MTV (or empty v) came along.
The original "blue eyed soul" thing was good if you are into Motown.
The move away from that to the bubblegum crap that they churned out afterwords made me...
Comes out today.
I heard a story about it on NPR on the ride in this morning.
Some great sounding stuff.
They talked to the producer of all of Jimi's stuff. Eddie Kramer.
Turns out that he used to work up most of his songs in the studio and work out the arrangements before putting them on an...
The most popular albums in my world that came out the year when I was 16
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Street Survivors
Pink Floyd - Animals
Blue Oyster Cult - Spectres
Cheap Trick - In Color
Heart - Little Queen
Honorable Mention
Rolling Stones - Love You Live
Jeff Beck - Live with the Jan Hammer Group...
I was so glad that the Doobies came back as the "original" band not Doobies 2.0 with Michael McDonald
We saw them open for the Allman Brothers.
Still sounding great. Tom Johnston can still hit the notes and Pat Simmons playing is great.
They joined the Allman Brothers for Southbound later.
I liked both but I'd give the edge by a hair to the Cars.
And to be technical In Color wasn't Cheap Tricks first album.
They had one before that just called Cheap Trick.
And for me Cheap Trick really hit their stride with Heaven Tonight.
In color was great and had some great songs but Heaven...
It gets complicate.
One of the longest running controversies about song credits is the one between the late Levon Helm and Robbie Robertson.
Levon's longtime guitarist (and Dylan) Larry Campbell weighed in after Levon passed.
It shows that it is a complicated issue. The line between writing and...
Thinking back to that time I remember that it seemed like a time of change.
I remember that Elvis Costello, Talking Heads, B52's and the ilk seemed to be on the rise.
I had headed off on a southern rock thing.
I was still bummed about Skynyrd.
And still listening to the Outlaws and Tucker and...
Every generation feels this way.
Our generation seems to have more genuine evidence than most but it's still the same.
It's not just music.
I sat in the mall the other night waiting for the wife to get her whatever lotion or candles or whatever. Can't remember it went in one ear and out the...
And a lot of people see Sweatheart of the Rodeo as one of the very first of the Country Rock era.
Along with the Band's first album.
A lot of bands followed suit. The Dead went country shortly after.
Dylan did Nashville Skyline.
Big time.
They financed some bad acquisitions.
Mostly electronics.
At a time when software was eating the market.
And then guitar sales took a dive. So they are getting it from both sides.
For me the issue with Epiphone is consistency.
If you get a good Epi it's great. If you get a lemon it's not.
But I've found the lemons are more common in acoustic guitars than electric.
The DOT is a killer archtop. A lot of guitar for the money. Perfect example of the best value principle. Some...
Yeah the signs are bad.
Maybe in an act of true irony Epiphone will buy Gibson.
Not really I suspect that when Gibson goes it takes Epiphone with it.
Depends on how things are set up.
It could be that Epi is healthy and Gibson is fubar if they have the corporation set up that way.
But probably...
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