Song of the Day II

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My buddy from Wales maintains they were among the first punks. It works, if you think about it a little.

Your buddy is right. One can draw a line from Ray's disaffected themes and Dave's guitar sounds to the Ramones, S e x Pistols, Clash and the alternative rock movement that came afterward.

 

[Symphony Steve]

My Fave Tunes For February. A superb month of songs.

Trust. But verify:

‘Bulo’s Fave Tunes: February 2021 : Delaware Liberal

 

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My Fave Tunes For February. A superb month of songs.

Trust. But verify:

‘Bulo’s Fave Tunes: February 2021 : Delaware Liberal

I still go check your list once in a bit for music - it's always a fun list to check out with some great finds!

 

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[CuseFaninVT]

Really have no idea what the hell this song means but I dig the vibe.

 

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[Cowtown]

Toronto band from the early 70's. A buddy of mine going to college there lived in the same neighborhood and could hear them practicing in the garage at night. He didn't know which end of a guitar to hold, but he always brought beer, and he was their buddy. True story.

And it's a pretty good song.

 

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[OrangeDW]

Inspired by his all star game performance...really liked Anthony Hamilton’s debut album back in the day and this was the best song on it IMO.

 

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[DMDMD]

Released on this day in 1967. One of the best debut albums ever.

 

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Released on this day in 1967. One of the best debut albums ever.

"The first Velvet Underground album only sold 10,000 copies, but everyone who bought it formed a band."
- Brian Eno -

 

[DMDMD]

I've gone down a Greatful Dead covers rabbit hole on Youtube. Someone help.

 

[br801]

Here's a cut from another great debut album, Graham Parker's Howlin' Wind

 

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