Anything goes. Might hear some classic comedy - Newhart, Rickles, Pryor - later tonight. But first, we should start with the start.
OT: Weekend Jukebox - whatcha got?
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In honor of the 74th anniversary of Dday, I’m going with some peace and love.
5th Dimension. Marilyn McCoo was so hot! Love the costumes too.
Next up some Youngbloods.
5th Dimension. Marilyn McCoo was so hot! Love the costumes too.
Next up some Youngbloods.
This is the song I was listening to when Joe left us.
It's the song I have been listening to earlier this week when my old friend, who had contacted me after 30 years to let me know she was dying of cancer, also left us.
Heading to Tybee Island, GA for a family trip in the morning. This will be playing until the kids are ready to jump out of the car:
I've posted this song before. GC did a great cover of it (better than this to be honest). I always ask though of Mr. Browne - how does one write this at age 16?
Here's GC's version:
Here's GC's version:
I look forward to this thread every week @MtNittany. Thank you guys for stringing it together.
I watched a documentary on Netflix last night about The Wrecking Crew, who were studio musicians in LA that played on all manner of hit records. The public would think the group putting out the album was playing it but really it was the session musicians. There were LOTS of songs they did and here is just one.
There's a Sonny & Cher song from the 60s named "And The Beat Goes On" that has a bass line that makes the entire song. In the documentary, Carol Kaye (Wrecking Crew bassist) showed what Sonny had written for it originally, which was just the same note over and over. Carol Kaye made up the bass line that ended up in the song, which made the song a million times better.
