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Well, I'm on a Beatles kick now and having just watched the opening ceremonies yesterday morning ... "Imagine" by John Lennon
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was looking for a cover of Across the Universe (maybe The Beatles best covered song), but stumbled on Jon Baptiste covering Black BirdWell, I'm on a Beatles kick now and having just watched the opening ceremonies yesterday morning ... "Imagine" by John Lennon
I know it's not the 70's, but imo his best song was a day in the life.Well, I'm on a Beatles kick now and having just watched the opening ceremonies yesterday morning ... "Imagine" by John Lennon
was looking for a cover of Across the Universe (maybe The Beatles best covered song), but stumbled on Jon Baptiste covering Black Bird
and since jazz has been mentioned in several threads...
He's has a lot of faults as a human being ,but this how you play the pianoOooh. Yeah, love Black Bird. Only have McLachlan on my playlist, though. I don't go for the atonal jazz stuff, but that's some talented piano playing
He's has a lot of faults as a human being
Yeah, that disgusts me thinking about it. I have to give him credit though. He introduced to the world the piano can be used as a rock and roll instrumentLet he amongst us who has not married our 13 year old cousin cast the first stone.
Yeah, that disgusts me thinking about it. I have to give him credit though. He introduced to the world the piano can be used as a rock and roll instrument
I may get banned for this,but this reminded of one of the greatest jokes . What is the difference between Tom Sawyer and Jimmy Swaggart? One snatches watches and the other watches snatchesYeah, i dont have much room to talk though, since i am kin to JLL.. actually , there are three famous cousins from the small town of Ferriday, LA- Lewis, the preacher Jimmy Swaggert and country singer Mickey Gilley… my grandmother grew up with Mickey, they were first cousins … it has always amazed me how such a tiny dot on the map place like Ferriday could produce not one, but three famous (and infamous) individuals.
post #6This!
With that said, I like Journey and think the singer is talented. Not my favorite band, but why isn't Lynard Skynard mentioned?
Clear ripoff of post #5The greatest song ever is: Fat Bottomed Girls!!
I personally would have said Bohemian Rhapsody, but FBG is a great one too.The greatest song ever is: Fat Bottomed Girls!!
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