Another fav artist of mine. Chapin's writing has great meaning and messages.
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Another fav artist of mine. Chapin's writing has great meaning and messages.
Since I'm on a Harry Chapin tour in my head....Taxi.
I think I posted that earlier. Worth repeating for sure. It's one of my all time favourite songs. I bought that album for that song. Quite the story teller.
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He entertained at Hamilton Place more than once.
I was there once to enjoy. Can't remember if it was his final performance or an earlier show.
Karen Carpenter. She had a lovely voice and she could bang the drums too.
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Age of Writing: Paul McCartney originally composed the song when he was 16 years old, long before The Beatles became famous.
Lennon-McCartney Credit: Even though Paul McCartney wrote it alone, the track was officially credited to Lennon–McCartney.
Who Made It a Hit: The Beatles never recorded the song. Instead, Paul McCartney gave it to the British pop duo Peter and Gordon (consisting of Peter Asher and Gordon Waller), who released it as their debut single in 1964 and turned it into a international number-one hit.
Peter and Gordon - A World Without Love
Lennon-McCartney Credit: Even though Paul McCartney wrote it alone, the track was officially credited to Lennon–McCartney.
Who Made It a Hit: The Beatles never recorded the song. Instead, Paul McCartney gave it to the British pop duo Peter and Gordon (consisting of Peter Asher and Gordon Waller), who released it as their debut single in 1964 and turned it into a international number-one hit.
Peter and Gordon - A World Without Love
Interview with Willie Nelson , now 93 .
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The legendary country singer says he did everything wrong. Yet now, at 93, he’s music’s last man standing. What’s the secret of his longevity?
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The Beach Boys - Shut Down
One for Murray ........ 
Don't delay, but it today!
Don't delay, but it today!
I can't even be bothered dusting mine. lolOne for Murray ........
I've posted Downchild Blues Band here in the past. Another of my favs. Jane Vasey on the piano always impressed me. Shame her career was cut short by leukemia. Donnie Walsh was no slouch on the vibraphone either....
I have such respect for piano players. The coordination in their hands astounds me.
Totally agree. I can play a few chords on ours but there's no way in hell I can get my brain to tell my hands to do opposite things....lol.
Driving my 07. AC DC THUNDER All the way
And here it is. AC DC Thunderstruck.
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My mother forced piano lessons on me. By my mid teen yrs, there was no where to go. I'd finished grade 10 piano, and grade 2 theory.......(beyond music teacher levels). Being "tone deaf", I didn't carry on playing, since I had to read sheet music. Always jealous of people who could follow along, while listening to a song.
I bought a Yamaha digital piano about 15 yrs ago, hoping to pick it up after 50yrs. Didn't work........right hand remembers most notes, but my left hand is lost.
And Brenden Kavenaugh is phenomenal.
And Ladyva is no slouch either. Personally I couldn't carry a tune in a bucket...
For the young'uns out there.
One of the best.
Victor Borge
One of the best.
Victor Borge