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Guess what. I listened to this at work too. And it's a good thing I listened before lunch, because we were busy as crap this afternoon. This show was absolutely great. Just not a bad song whatsoever.
Loved the opener. It's a classic. I had not heard that Stones song before. I'm really glad I have now. The guitar work is just phenomenal. We have been discussing the merits of the rhythm work from this band lately. So this was a great pick.
Then comes CCR and a song that's not so well known. Terrific.
The Johnny Cash song is one I have heard, and I really like it. Have you played it before? Seems like I may have heard it from you, but I'm not sure.
James Taylor. Gordon Lightfoot. You're throwing out the big guns for this half. Speaking of Gordo, I've never actually heard the song Canadian Railroad Trilogy, though I have heard of it. There is some fine picking and strumming going on.
Two more big names to close it out, and it's over. The only song you forgot was Dirty Work by Steely Dan.
Oh yeah, Golden Pell goes to Gordon Lightfoot.
I'm not hammered. Should I be?
This was a bit of a departure from the first show which I dig, more than this one. Here's good songs here, but I liked part one better. How could I make this one to my liking? Well, I can't. That's the way it is!
You know, other than "Harlem Shuffle", I don't think I've heard anything else off of the DW album. For some reason, I never bothered to pick it up. Don't know why, maybe it was the cheap-looking album cover, maybe I just wasn't interested. This song isn't that bad, maybe I'll pick up DW just to add something else to my collection.
Yeah, that Lightfoot song is pretty darn good. And, since I listened to this show twice, I guess I like it better than I thought.
Well, have a nice holiday.
There are no birthdays today
Norma Jean Fox
(11/30/1945-9/7/2010)
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