What song are you listening to right now? #2

[Esteban]

The Beatles - A Day In The Life

My favorite from Sgt. Pepper's

[Esteban]

The Beach Boys - Surfer Girl

[M5Rick]

''I'm so alone in a world of stone''

[Llarry]

One of my favorites from the psychedelic era:

Chambers Brothers - Time Has Come Today (short version; 1967)

[Llarry]

Jimi Hendrix - The Star-spangled Banner (1969 at Woodstock)

I was already gone from home when I got this album -- and used to play it at max volume. My parents would've been horrified at the defacement of the national anthem. Jimi was an Army veteran and I suspect played it in his own way with respect, which is the way I listened to it and still do.

[M5Rick]

Another from Richard Dean Taylor which may be more familiar

[Llarry]

Dick Dale & his Del-Tones - Let's Go Trippin' (1961)

[M5Rick]

[QUOTE=Llarry;30765267]Dick Dale & his Del-Tones - Let's Go Trippin' (1961)

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I'm not trippin' up listening to this one Llarry, they got one over the BB's wave surfing with a guitar

[DubaiRich]

Summer Breeze by Wayman Tisdale

[M5Rick]

For Llarry.
This is all I can dig up, God Save the Queen from Jimi from the IoW.
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=st...euMt7MG6U,st:0
Hope it comes through for you.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by Llarry

Jimi Hendrix - The Star-spangled Banner (1969 at Woodstock)

I was already gone from home when I got this album -- and used to play it at max volume. My parents would've been horrified at the defacement of the national anthem. Jimi was an Army veteran and I suspect played it in his own way with respect, which is the way I listened to it and still do.

Agree. No disrespect meant here at all. Great version.

[Llarry]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

For Llarry.
This is all I can dig up, God Save the Queen from Jimi from the IoW.
Hope it comes through for you.

Great! Thanks for the assist as always, Rick.

[Esteban]

Led Zeppelin - Good Times Bad Times

"What a way to start a musical career. Probably the greatest debut song on a debut album ever."

[3798j]

Originally Posted by Llarry

Jimi was an Army veteran...

He served as a paratrooper in the 101st Airborne Division...

[3798j]

Dan Fogelberg's "Same Old Lang Syne"...
"The ballad is an autobiographical and bittersweet recollection of a chance Christmas Eve encounter with an “old lover in the grocery store" in his native Peoria. But to Jill Greulich, the song means much more, as she is that old lover."
https://www.sj-r.com/story/entertain...ter/115115630/

[watchout-everyone]

This song called 'Breakdown' is playing after i just listened to Sirius (Chicago Bulls theme song one).

Heard it for first time and saved it for my next crisis 🙏

[Llarry]

Back in the '50s and early '60s it seemed to be common to have a segment in songs with the singer talking instead of singing. Sort of odd if you ask me. Here's a song I like that illustrates the pattern.

Johnny Tillotson - Without You (1961)

[Llarry]

Here's one not for the faint of heart...

AC/DC - Whole Lotta Rosie (1977)

[Esteban]

The Who - The Acid Queen
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sT8g...BhY2lkIHF1ZWVu

[Llarry]

Another one from the Tommy rock opera... but recorded live at Woodstock. The energy is amazing!

The Who - Listening to You (1969)

When the movie came out in 1970, I was in the Navy in Monterey, California. Several of us went to watch the movie and were absolutely blown away. We decided to go back the next evening and watch it again. I never made it -- had a motorcycle accident on the way and ended up in the emergency room.

[M5Rick]

[Esteban]

Another great song from Woodstock.

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Suite: Judy Blues Eyes

"This is the 2nd time we ever played in front of people, man. We're scared shitless." S. Stills