Posted on 03/11/2019 4:07:10 PM PDT by DeathBeforeDishonor1
She was a popular jazz singer before she joined the Seekers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qY7pGws2qjQ
Me too. My daughter asked me what I wanted for Christmas and I said Chicagovich. She said whats that? I told her is was an album by a Chicago cover band from Russia.
She thought I was kidding.
I so badly wanted to see them on their recent US tour but the nearest show was 200 miles away and conflicted wit a business trip
Sorry dude. Youre now addicted. Wishing You Were Here is hauntingly good
Your quite right. I just watched 25 or 6 to 4 and Beginnings. And I’m going back for more!
One good turn deserves another. Look up Vulfpeck on YouTube. Try “Deantown”, “Corey Wong” and “I Lost My Treble A Long Time Ago”. I screw up trying to post links, sorry.
The only member of the Byrd’s who played on that recording of Mr. Tambourine Man was Byrd’s lead guitarist Roger McGuinn.
Mr. Tambourine Man, written by Bob Dylan, was about a drug pusher. Dylan’s recording of the song on his 1965 album “Bringing It All Back Home” had about 8 verses but the Byrd’s recording of the song was very short and had only one verse.
An absolute legend. RIP.
Early Chicago is not easy to cover, the level of musicianship on those early albums is top notch.
“Your quite right. I just watched 25 or 6 to 4 and Beginnings. And Im going back for more!”
Terry Kath was a phenomenal guitar player, that he could sing was a bonus. Shame he took his own life.
I’d love to see if they did “A Hit By Varese”, my favorite Chicago song.
“The Wrecking Crew” was a great documentary. It’s been on Netlifx several times. Probably out of Rotation right now. If you ever get a chance to watch it - watch it.
I strongly recommend to everyone reading this to see the film The Wrecking Crew especially if you are 55+. I think that I saw it on Netflix some time ago, dont know where it is now.
Maybe itll go back in now. It was great. There was another one about the Swampers capped Muscle Shoals
I just finished reading The Wrecking Crew. So sad to read that Blaine has died. He was the best of the best. Great book for those of us who were part of the 60s music generation. RIP Mr Blaine.
Im so sad, I dont know what to say, Beach Boys mastermind Brian Wilson tweeted Monday. Hal Blaine was such a great musician and friend that I cant put it into words. Hal taught me a lot, and he had so much to do with our success he was the greatest drummer ever. We also laughed an awful lot. Love, Brian
https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/hal-blaine-drummer-dead-90-806827/
It’s a fantastic story. You’d really enjoy the film, if you get a chance. I watched it on Netflix but it’s no longer there. It was great to reminisce to the tunes of the late 50s & 60s. It’s the only music I listen to today !
He’s up to at least six marriages now, in the latest report. A stark symbol of the breakdown of marriage that is destroying society. Accompanied by an increasing use of public profanity.
Blah Blah Blah......
PS:Six idiots looking for some $$$$$$$
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