JWCowboy
Probably not Al Bundy
His tune "How was I to know" was one of my jams back in college.....
What are you listening to?
- Thread starter paydepst
- Start date
JWCowboy
Probably not Al Bundy
Well fellow B&B'rs, I just found out it's the man's birthday today, so here you go....
And because the man's a legend, we gotta have one more stone cold classic that also talks about "Mama"
And because the man's a legend, we gotta have one more stone cold classic that also talks about "Mama"
Last edited:
Madness
The amazing Clifford Brown
JWCowboy
Probably not Al Bundy
Folks, today is the birthday of the legendary Billie Holiday, born in Philadelphia on this day in 1915. If you're not familiar with her music, I would urge you to give it a listen sometime today. Here's her performing her most iconic song.
It is a great musical adventure that you started here
Thanks
Bobby Bare
Owen Bawn
"Ask me about a fluffernutter"
In the past year I have probably attended 300 or more zoom meetings, which means that hardly a day goes by that I don't have this stupid song whirring around in my skull.
Owen Bawn
"Ask me about a fluffernutter"
Stay with me - Rod Stewart
JWCowboy
Probably not Al Bundy
Man I love, and I mean LOVE Bobby Bare. What a great voice....
So back in another life before I had a career change, I used to travel a decent bit for my job and part of my territory was south Georgia, spent a lot of time on Hwy 84 between Valdosta and Waycross and Hwy 82 from Tifton to Waycross, and of course every time I got there I always thought of his song "Millers Cave"
Last edited:
I heard him for the first time when I was 12 years old
At that time my heroes have been
Jimmie Rodgers, Merle Haggard
Doc Watson and Johnny Cash
Great voice
Great songs
Here is one of them
This one is for you
JWCowboy
Probably not Al Bundy
Nice video
I believe she's playing an alto saxophone, yes?
What began life as a finger excercise in his living room ultimately became Kerry Livgren’s (Kansas) all-time top song ... & Steve Walsh behind the mic...
If Solomon’s Book of Ecclesiastes had ever been put to song, it would have sounded like this:
If Solomon’s Book of Ecclesiastes had ever been put to song, it would have sounded like this:
Oops ... indeed Pete Seeger & they did, sir!
Correction: If ever a live lived, sans Solomon's concluding admonishment, was put to song, it would have & still equates to Dust In The Wind.
"Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter; fear God & keep His commandments for this is the whole duty of man"
Yeah, I forgot Pete Seeger did it originally.