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Good man RJ!
Yah, and forgot about CSNY...great album, is it really not that well known? I thought it was, but then again, I didn't mention it on the post below so you gots to be right!
And here's the twofer! Wow! Be impressed.
Sadly, I am not a fan of BS (either/or) and this isn't a "no fan of Dylan" type thing. Hell, I'm from Jersey and don't like Bruuuuuce! Not really that into Southside Johnny either, but stuck to my guns and forced myself to listen.
The Ravyns song, is that the same as from the movie? The version on the soundtrack sounds different. Same group, same song but I believe there's something different between the two. Therefore, the difference! Could be wrong....
What song was played in that movie but is NOT on the soundtrack??
I also never heard that Bee Gees song either, didn't know it was them until you said so. Good stuff.
And imagine my surprise when I heard the beginning of the DLR song (Vai is a geetar GOD!). Seriously. Just imagine my suprise!
Can't wait for Part 3!!!
Well, I can now add "listened to the Mike Pell radio show" to my list of life experiences. I enjoyed the show Mike, it was good to be able to hear your deep radio voice for the first time. The birthday theme was interesting & since my birthday is next month, I will accept all the wisdom & well wishes bestowed throughout the show.
I enjoyed listening to all the songs, but the David Lee Roth song stuck out. It has been a while since I listened to it & it still sounds Great song. I also, enjoyed both Dylan tunes. They just put me in a nice reflective mood. I had never heard the Bee Gee's song before, but it was a nice listen. I've always loved the mystical sounds of the Byrd's, so of course I enjoyed hearing them. The Raven's song was really good as well. While the previous songs were the highlights for me, I also appreciated the Rockabilly & other classics you threw in.
Oh RJ, don’t forget that terrific little known CS&N tune too, lol!
Oh man, this one was easy to pick a GP winner.
I knew all these songs except The Southside Johnny tune and the song Forever Young (I was expecting Rod Stewart when you intro'd the song). Therefore, the Golden Pell easily goes to It's Been A Long Time by Southside Johnny and with help from Bruce Springsteen and Little Stevie. I'm not usually a big fan of nostalgic songs, but this one and really everything you played here, with the single exception of Forever Young, I didn't really care for that one.
Loved the David Lee Roth tune. It's easily the best song from his second solo album. The acoustic guitars give it a slight Zeppelin feel. Very nice and surprising pick.
Hey, I even liked the Bee Gees tune.
Norma Jean Fox
(11/30/1945-9/7/2010)
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