The Byrds - "Eight Miles High"

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love the Pips -- wooh, wooh....

Kinda tough to just post one, isn’t it







I suppose Sister Golden Hair is a little incongruous, but hey...I like it

I can take or leave most Elton John songs, but I dig this one.


Elton John - "Someone Saved My Life Tonight" 1975

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Creedence Clearwater Revival - "Born on the Bayou" 1969

Phoebe Snow

One of my all time favorites of the 70's and the perfect song to close out "Breaking Bad."



And another classic from them.

 
George Thorogood covers a 1956 Ellas McDaniel song, Who Do You Love, 1979 in England.
 

 
Link to original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmMnmvLLrDI

Here's Ted pushing his 62' Gibson Byrdland in an oldie Amboy Dukes tune..

A 2-fer Tuesday with the same song and two differing renditions, both are special..




On a classical guitar, just soothing..

I was a big fan of Alvin Lee's guitar style back in the 70's and from one of my favorite albums
A Space in Time here's great guitar establishing a beat...



I saw that Patrick SP2022 already posted another big Lee's favorites "I'd Love to Change the World" great song!

I looked through all 8 pages to be sure no one had already posted this. From one of those albums where all the songs are great.

I forgot how sexy Ann Margaret was. She really looked good in that green sweater.

Jim

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Originally posted by Jimbo54:

I forgot how sexy Ann Margaret was. She really looked good in that green sweater.

Jim

Wait! You forgot?!?

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Originally posted by TMats:

quote:

Originally posted by Jimbo54:

I forgot how sexy Ann Margaret was. She really looked good in that green sweater.

Jim

Wait! You forgot?!?

There has been to many others since my teen years. She is a very pleasant memory.

Jim

A couple of favorite Buffetts