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Yep, I'm ripping off Mgo's meme but I doubt he'll mind.

Post 'em if you got 'em... I'm expecting a 10 page thread, minimum.

Sack up, losers.

Dunno, it could keep going like this

dangit, I just got trumped by a Canuckian.

This shall not stand.

Better than the Small Faces version, IMHO...

War Wagon wrote:dangit, I just got trumped by a Canuckian.

This shall not stand.

and the original...

War Wagon wrote:dangit, I just got trumped by a Canuckian.

This shall not stand.

Good call Wags, may I offer...

Sudden Sam wrote:

Glenn Cornick's Wild Turkey.

That was FUKKEN terrible.

No, I am serious...that is the worst thing you've ever posted in this forum. If I could unplug your internet connection at this very moment, I would.

John Fucking Bartles

Maybe a little rockabilly will freshen & spice things up. lol

Kim Lenz

Australian proto-punk stoner rock

hmm, this may be the first time I've ever seen Joe post in the music forum.

Anyways, I was going to request this in Tune Town eventually...

...and The Coloured Balls covering Jethro Tull's Song for Jeffrey.

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:Australian proto-punk stoner rock

That did not suck at all (like I thought it would), quite good actually.

Very much an influence on Bon Scott and early AC/DC.

Sudden Sam wrote:That is, the band. Not in the sense that many in here accuse MS of.

Crafty word-smithing, my chum.

War Wagon wrote:hmm, this may be the first time I've ever seen Joe post in the music forum.

I've been doing drive bys here for a while, and thought I'd throw something out a little different. Rockabilly is fun to see in person, Kim Lenz has been called the female Elvis, although she doesn't have his popularity, there are some similarities. For me music is a lot like alcohol, my tastes change over time, and while i take the trip back to classic rock every now & then, I like to experience other genres. These days I listen to more blues, contemporary jazz, & a little rockabilly, and enjoy seeing them in smaller venues. Blues are interesting as the lines between them, country, & rock often overlap. Youtube can also be pretty awesome for live performances new & old.

War Wagon wrote:

Shlomart Ben Yisrael wrote:Australian proto-punk stoner rock

That did not suck at all (like I thought it would), quite good actually.

Agreed, that's the nice thing about music forums, introductions to new artists & genres.

Joe in PB wrote:
Rockabilly is fun to see in person

A nut for the old stuff and wouldn't listen to anything new. Used to pal around with a couple who organised every show in Toronto and got introduced to it live. The power of a stand-up bass is eye-opening.

Dr_Phibes wrote:The power gimmick of a stand-up bass is eye-opening rolling.

Considering contemporary rockabilly is nothing but gimmick, thank you - Captain Obvious.

Joe in PB wrote:Kim Lenz has been called the female Elvis...

Wrong. This is the female Elvis.

Interesting guitar Junior is playing, different & sounds good.

Papa Willie wrote:Junior ALWAYS gets racks!

I spent some time on Youtube last night checking out his stuff, and decided if I hear of him coming out this way I'd check him out, thanks for the heads up.

After all these years, my boys finally put their shit on Youtube. All time great tune, from 31 years ago. One of the best live acts I've ever seen -- when you can get the crowd in the club to get naked and dance, you got it going on... and they were known to do that.

[zy]...my boys...[/zy]

ftfy

Sudden Sam wrote:
Have several '70s LPs by EQT. Sort of become a cult band down in Georgia.

Used to open a lot of shows for the bigger southern rock bands.

They both sound real good, hang onto to your EQT, it's no longer available in any form besides youtube.

Dinsdale wrote:After all these years, my boys finally put their shit on Youtube. All time great tune, from 31 years ago. One of the best live acts I've ever seen -- when you can get the crowd in the club to get naked and dance, you got it going on... and they were known to do that.

Rochester's own, The Resisters.

Quite aware of The Rainmakers but thanks for posting those anyway, especially "Downstream".

Love that song.

Sam, been a fan of the Rainmakers for a long time now, thanks for posting those vids.

Here's another solid song:

If you like The Rainmakers, another group you might like is Firetown. They only had one album after which group split, with members Butch Vig and Duke Erikson who later went on to form Garbage. A very solid effort, I have no idea why they didn't stick.

Here's their title song, The Good Life:



Also Sam, I'm sure you've heard of The Good Rats, but if not, here's a sample:

Sam, the Fire Town album is quite good, but hard as hell to find. I see a copy pop up now and then on Amazon, but that's about it. Worth the effort to find though.

Nice, all bands I haven't head before and quite good, Rainmakers,Walking Papers, Fire Town & Good Rats.

Not a big fan of pop, butt...



Despite not speaking Spanish, I understand. :)