ManOn M00n
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Today is Bob Marley's 80th birthday.
Now playing Catch A Fire & Burnin', with Bunny, Peter & original Wailers band.
Now playing Catch A Fire & Burnin', with Bunny, Peter & original Wailers band.
What are you listening to?
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In preparation for the year we’re about to have…my FAVORITE performance of his 
cowgirlgeisha
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Moondog O'Boogie
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Revisiting this whole album again. It's been a while since I listened to it last, and with a bit more life experiences and growth within me, I felt the need to give this one a listen again.
What an absolute gem this entire album is and how fortunate it was that many of these tracks didn't become just part of The Beatles catalog.
First track, side A
"I'd Have You Anytime"
What an absolute gem this entire album is and how fortunate it was that many of these tracks didn't become just part of The Beatles catalog.
First track, side A
"I'd Have You Anytime"
I'm listening to lots of Ringo songs since I'll be seeing him and his All-Starr Band soon (June 15). 
The new Hives album, The Hives Forever Forever The Hives has released today and I've just finished listening to it. It's a good album and I'd recommend it if you've heard the Hives before - if you haven't, I think the Death of Randy Fitzsimmons is the best place to start.
Euan Buchan
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The new John & Yoko Power To The People Boxset on Spotify.
Power To The People since 10th October... HELP! AAJSHHJKSAK
BIBO99
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Over the last few days, I've been listening to these two CDs, released in 2004 and 2006, over and over again... Hendrix's HEAR MY MUSIC and BURNING DESIRE, instrumental jam sessions recorded mainly in early and late 1969 in various recording studios. Some of the best posthumous releases by Jimi Hendrix. 
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JoBeatles
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Along with my pretty much constant Beatles/solo Beatles listening, I am a big fan of Garbage. Their latest album, "Let All That We Imagine
Be The Light" is a must - simply fantastic. These guys have been around for over 30 years and still rocking their asses off! And if you like a bit of political commentary sprinkled in your rock'n'roll (I do - thanks, John & Yoko!), this band is spot on!
Be The Light" is a must - simply fantastic. These guys have been around for over 30 years and still rocking their asses off! And if you like a bit of political commentary sprinkled in your rock'n'roll (I do - thanks, John & Yoko!), this band is spot on!
ManOn M00n
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We know for sure that Duke was heavily influenced by The Beatles as a teenager in the 60s.
His first band was called The British.
Their posters for high school dances announced "The
British Are Coming!" à la Paul Revere's legendary midnight ride during the American Revolution.Wiki:
Duke Erikson was born in Lyons, a small rural community in Nebraska.
His first musical instrument was piano, his second was guitar.
At the age of 16 he joined his first band, The British, which was inspired by his passion for the British beat movement.
Erikson operated the light show for The British which was constructed out of a cigar box and door hangers.
"I ran that with my left hand while I played Farfisa organ with my right.."
Euan Buchan
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The new Wings Greatest Hits album.
