Friday Night Pandemic Drinking and Music Jam

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I’ve been wearing out this album lately.

 

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[OburgOrange]

I can’t get this song out of my head. RIP Shane

 

[Cowtown]

Just sorta stumbled across her on Detroit PBS. Girl can flat out play.

 

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one of the greatest covers of any song I've ever heard......

 

[Cowtown]

one of the greatest covers of any song I've ever heard...

Mrs Moo loved it.

 

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can't understand a word but the music's good.....

 

[Cowtown]

"It was down by Branigan's corner, one morning I did stray ..."

 

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[Cowtown]

Okay, I'm a day late

 

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Here's Fleetwood Mac's version of "Imaginary Lover" by the Atlanta Rhythm Section.

Then again, maybe it's just an "Imaginary Cover"......

 

[Cowtown]

Okay, I'm a day late. Not the first time. This is for tptcuse because he like horns. If you'll pardon the expression.

 

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Here's Fleetwood Mac's version of "Imaginary Lover" by the Atlanta Rhythm Section.

Then again, maybe it's just an "Imaginary Cover"...

Explanation: Although it sounds like Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac it actually is the Atlanta Rhythm Section with their 33RPM version playing at 45RPMs. A pretty darn cool "Imaginary Cover".

Onward and upward.....

 

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a great cover of a great song......

 

[bevosu]

Okay, I'm a day late. Not the first time. This is for tptcuse because he like horns. If you'll pardon the expression.

I love Lighthouse. I've posted that song twice in different threads (not this one) and I don't think I got 1 like.

A great group. Good vocals and fine musicians.

5 Moos for you Cow.

 

[Cowtown]

I love Lighthouse. I've posted that song twice in different threads (not this one) and I don't think I got 1 like.

A great group. Good vocals and fine musicians.

5 Moos for you Cow.

Well, you got one here. They pushed out a lot of good music in the 70's. Their Lighthouse Live album, recorded at Carnegie Hall in 1972, was always a favorite. I always found 1849 especially poignant, and Sunny Days still rocks! Bob McBride's descent into drugs and his eventual demise and death was sad. Skip Prokop was a good singer, but as he said he wasn't Bob McBride. They still made a lot of good music. I especially liked how they used horns.