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I saw Firefall in the late 70's early 80's at Colorado State Fairgrounds . They opened for America.

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Seen Firefall myself in the 70's along with Marshall Tucker Band. Firefall opened and Marshall Tucker followed. Kansas Coliseum just north of Wichita, Ks. One of the best concerts I've ever been to.

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I never saw them in concert, but I taped their albums on cassette and played them a lot. Many of their songs stand out in memories of cross-country trips in the '70s into the '80s




Takes me back to The Flying Burrito Brothers, which Rick Roberts was a member of as well

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Excellent band my son brought my attention to. Dude appears influenced by some great ones, Cohen, Waits, Cash, Bowie. Fine musicians.

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It’s still Summer....and one in honor of Dusty Hill

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RIP DUSTY

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Great thought. RIP Dusty.

Master Of sparks. I just love this song. Crazy chit mon


Smoothed out... Sheik

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How about some good honky tonkin'?


Slowed it down


And the original

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This gal owes a lot to Neil Young. Excellent tune & talent from a excellent era

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Great song. WOW! I just had that song running through my head yesterday and was thinking how it was a Neil Young song. I haven't heard the song in years, just came to me. I couldn't remember the female artist who did it. Thanks for the reminder

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It's ran through my head two days now, thinking about Neil Young too. He was my uncle's favorite artist. My uncle was a 60s hippy turned conservative, the guy saw it all and was very gentle.

Maybe this will adjust heads on something different. Top 5-10 tune in my book, sometimes simple is better.

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Very classy. Gee, I hate to be so contrasty but I just came to post this one

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Sweet Connie of Grand Funk Railroad fame dies.

https://www.arkansasonline.com/news/...nnie-of-grand/

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Yeah bummer, same with Charlie Watts. He was such a clean drummer, almost easy to miss because seems he fell under the radar complimenting the rest of the band.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiswNgUYD4M

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According to the article she was made famous by a whole lot more than Grand Funk RR :lol:
Charlie was Mr Reserved all the way. I thought he was so cool. Well, actually that's exactly what he was! He's one reason I wanted to play drums

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Arielle with Vince Gill. She's so skilled


Play it girls! Shame about Arielle's guitar tech issues


Ally on her own... purdy good :cool:

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Time flies. Been a while. I thought this was neat. Boogie Woogie

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That's pretty cool, :metal:.

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This song just came into my head. Good ol' lesson song :cool:


Man, that was some good music! (still is). And I don't just mean rockin' out

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They sound like Led Zepplin but have their own sound as well. I am always listening to newer music trying to find something different. I am not sure if someone has already mentioned them.
Greta Van Fleet
https://youtu.be/aJg4OJxp-co
Also a GREAT remake of Tennessee Whiskey by Chris Stapleton, new to me anyway
https://youtu.be/4zAThXFOy2c

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I don't think we have heard Greta Van Fleet here yet. They are really good. From what I've heard people either like them because they sound like Led Zeppelin, or they don't like them because they sound like Led Zeppelin. I'd say they nailed the sound pretty darn close, tuned to the key of Led Zepelin. I don't care to split hairs. We are all influenced by what came before, Led Zeppelin is very long gone, and it's nice to get some more, that is new and original.

No one complains these guys are trying to sound like Led Zeppelin :cool:


Then I find this! Dazed & Confused!

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How about some Robert Jon & The Wreck?

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I lived with a gal named Misty in 81. She was nuts:smoke: Some Indians shouldn't drink:lol:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIBhwWbviFw