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To: Impala64ssa

I’m sure we all have a favorite...

After work, a few coworkers and I, would gather round the computer and take turns calling out our favorite tunes. Some were classic hits and others were outright oddballs that only the person selecting the tune liked.

I had about 10 old school (60’s - 70’s) songs that I would predictably pick.

Mississippi Queen was my go to song.

A Colonial style chair fell apart that had about a dozen upright dowels forming the backrest that were quickly turned into drum sticks. We annoyed the hell out of some of our coworkers that were still working their night shift, but damn it, we had fun doing it.

Mountain - Mississippi Queen live @ Randall’s Island N.Y 1970
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFUUtGVsEOE&list=RDZFUUtGVsEOE&start_radio=1

“Mississippi Queen” is a song by the American rock band Mountain. Considered a rock classic,[6] it was their most successful single, reaching number 21 in the Billboard Hot 100 record chart, and number 57 in Italy, in the Musica e Dischi charts in 1970.[7] The song is included on the group’s debut album and several live recordings have been issued.[6] “Mississippi Queen” has been recorded by several artists, including W.A.S.P., Sam Kinison, Amanda Ayala, Bachman-Turner Overdrive and Ozzy Osbourne, the latter of whom had a hit with the song in 2005.[8]


35 posted on 12/23/2020 4:12:32 PM PST by freepersup (“Those who conceal crimes are preparing to commit new ones.” ~Vuk Draskovic~)
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To: freepersup

Randall’s Island, dude, I was there.
Great NY summer night drinking wine and smokin dubes.
Smell of incense in the air and Leslie’s Sunn amps shaking the ground.


41 posted on 12/23/2020 4:59:23 PM PST by zigmeisterxiv ( )
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