[The Cajun]

Naw, this is modern Australian rock art.

[JimSEA]

Uh thanks but I'll take the Aboriginal art any day.

[Goonch]

Very old didgeridoo played by a modern master - unique!

[weegee]

Same era, but I'm more of a Chris Bailey fan myself...

[VOA]

Naw, this is modern Australian rock art.

Sidebar: About a month ago, the Wall Street Journal had an article
about major musical acts and how they were dealing with "going
it alone" or going with digital download services like Apple's.

I was stunned (and somewhat pleased) after looking a chart listing
the groups and their total "album equivalents" sold during
2006-present.

Yes, The Beatles are number one.

Number two (ahead of other major groups like Led Zeppelin)
as the group that the WSJ says has reliably, like clock-work
sold about one million albums per year for around a decade.

AC/DC

And I got another shock yesterday when I heard Wal-Mart was going
to handle distribution of their first studio album in eight years.

Talk about staying power.

[Salamander]

A lot of folks don’t know that Brian Johnson was in “Geordie” prior to hooking up with AC/DC.

He did a great cover of ‘House Of The Rising Sun’, which is probably one of my all-time top favorite songs.

Every time we go see a bar band, I ask for it...and I tell them to sing it like they’ve lived it.
[and I base my opinion of the band solely on whether they do...or not]...:))

He also did a solo album called “Strange Man”.

Here’s his version off of that album:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYZlwYn8MhI

Very good.

The Young’s had another brother, George, who founded “Flash And The Pan”

Here’s “Hey St. Peter”

Really good but little known band.

[who lived up to their name]...:)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1_yJi9ihJw