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I guess it worked out for him for a bit, though Bad Company wasn't nearly as interesting as Mott was. Rodgers was a great singer, but the music was a perfect cure for insomnia. I don't mind a BC record coming on every once in a while, but there's no way I could listen to an entire album anymore - too much sludge.
Similar results for Elton John.
You may be more familiar with their initial song Tell Me What You Want. They kind of fell off after their debut, but Bears from their second album got a bit of radio/MTV airplay as well.Check out this "campfire" acoustic version Zebra singer Randy Jackson did on a NY talk show in 2018. Just him and his 12-string. He even did the crescendo and the outro sans drums and keys.
Dude it's AWESOME
If I saw somebody whip THAT out at an open-mike night somewhere, I'd be doing this.
Rules. I still can't believe I hadn't heard this song before, but I feel like I've known it all my life.
Done.
Huh...likewise. And from someone that absorbs their music in a similar manner. I've probably mentioned it before but I'm generally sound first, second, third, etc. Lyrics are almost always the last piece of the puzzle, but not until some time after my attention has been grabbed and I've hit the heart. But not with this song. There were 2 songs on my mind for my Travis selection (the other's not been shared yet) and when I was reminded of this element of Side that's how I made my decision.
I've listened to cover versions of this song before. They're...fine. For no good reason I never sought out the original. That was my first listen. And now I understand why so many covered it.
Are sludge songs their slow ones? I listened to a BC album all the way through recently when they were brought up. It was their debut album, which doesn't have a bad song on it. The slow songs have always been my favorites on the album. Without saying their names, they are songs 3, 4, 6, and 8. They are slow soulful/bluesy ballads, with the last being acoustic, and song 4 has a gospel feel to it. Those songs do have a late night feel to them, but I love stuff like that. I wouldn't be surprised if a specific one of those songs is on zam's list. I also like song 2 a lot, but it is a faster bluesy song. Tim said something about Rodgers' greatest vocal song was on All Right Now, but his vocals are just as good on some of the songs on this album. He always sounded great.
There's a very thin line between a spectacular power ballad and auto skip. I think most fall on the wrong side of that line, but this one threads it absolutely perfectly - all the way through the unnecessary minute plus long outro.It's a Jim Steinman song. That's short for him.
Excessive, yes. Over-the-top, absolutely. But I wouldn't say it's too long. It's either building or peaking for almost all of it and then it recedes with an absolutely lovely piano outro.
I picked "All the Way from Memphis" in Genrepalooza for our Saxy Time channel.
Plus you can dance to it.Listening to Thursdays playlist while I do random things around the house and have to say I'm a big fan of king crimson , epitaph. Don't think I've heard it before but it's in my wheelhouse for sure.
No, I'm not talking about their ballads. The songs that are supposed to be up-tempo sound like they are played through 3 miles of mud - they make Vanilla Fudge sound like James Brown or the Ramones.
Agreed. BC's first album is impeccable, and it's not fair to judge it in light of what they and similar bands did afterward.
If you’re taking about that birdy song, I didn’t draft it. Forgot about these guys, but not sure it would have made this list.
I knew 20 songs yesterday, which was a first as it has mostly been 18 each day. Today's list was a whopping 27.
A lights out write-up.
It's a very zeitgeist-invoking song. Was a touchstone for a lot of people on a lot of levels.
Well you know what they say, "If it's too zeitgeist, you're too old."
Theres a reason this song is overplayed on classic rock radio......you simply cannot, not sing along. It is objectively a beautiful song.
Yep. It was everywhere and was well liked across different scenes.
Aw, that was mean of him. Did you settle on a new nose from the nose books you and Valerie Bertinelli were looking at?I had a dream last night that I was making out with John Taylor of Duran Duran () and he told me I was a bad kisser.
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Wish You Were Here is nearly six minutes long, and I wish it would be longer, it's so good. They only sing the chorus twice. Should have kept going.
We could have an entire thread of song titles with incorrect punctuation and/or grammar.
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