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    R.I.P Tupper

    www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/obituaries/article1593381.ece :wa:
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    McCartney: Close Encounter

    Got to share this with you guys. My nephew was in NY this week with his wife and baby and met his dad in the lobby of the Warwick Hotel. They were sitting there making conversation and his dad remarked that the Beatles once stayed at the Warwick. At that VERY moment a gentleman walked by, saw my...
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    Georgie Fame appreciation thread

    Anybody into him? He was a big deal in England circa mid-sixties...the first "keyboard" guy in a sea of guitar bands. I remember seeing him perform a hit in the mid-sixties on "hullabaloo" or maybe "Shindig" and really digging it, but he never really broke in the States. Then he had a really...
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    Glen Campbell - Wichita Lineman

    This is one of the most important(and beautiful) recordings of the sixties, IMHO. Written by Jimmy Webb, it elevated the pop song to a new level. The lyric takes an average joe--a telephone repairman--and exposes the depth of feeling and longing for love that is common to us all. The arrangement...
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    Hal David

    Name's not quite familiar...can't place the face?...but one half of the second most successful song writing team of the sixties, Hal David wrote the lyrics for Burt Baccarach. A consummate craftsman..not cool at all--son of schmatas Jewish rag guys--in it for the dough...big brother Mack made...
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    Is this place

    ...dying?
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    Hallellujah!! Christmas Is Almost Over!

    Yes, that's right...I think Christmas sucks. Like everything we fallen humans really put our minds to, we screwed it up big time. How else to explain turning the occasion of Jesus' birth into a massive orgy of materialism? The other thing I despise about it is all the cheap sentimentality. It's...
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    Warren Zevon: King Of Halloween

    I'm sure someone has made this connection before, but Zevon should have the crown. Tonight as I entered my loft I was drawn to him...and EXCITABLE BOY is the greatest Halloween album of all time. ROLAND THE HEADLESS THOMPSON GUNNER, WEREWOLVES OF LONDON, the title track, and the fantastic...

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