Nostalgic Music Thread

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RoadNasty said:
John Prine....wow, what an artist. First became familiar with him over 30 years ago.

Saw him do this song live, probably one of the most heartbreaking and beautiful songs I've ever heard:
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Well, that reminded me of this song, which I haven't heard for years and had almost completely forgotten about (which is odd, considering the song title).

Song: Remember
Artist: Harry Nilsson

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Song: Handbags And Gladrags
Artist: Chase




Here's the wikipedia entry for Bill Chase. We lost him too soon.
 
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Do yourself a favor and watch all 9 minutes of this, hard to believe this much talent was on the stage at one time:


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Song: Here Comes Those Tears Again
Artist: Jackson Browne

 
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A couple of oldies from Boston-area bands.

Song: 13 Questions
Artist: Seatrain (started in California then relocated to Marblehead)

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Song: Can't Find The Time To Tell You
Artist: Orpheus

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I remember back in the late 70's I was in love with Annie Haslam from the group Renaissance - what a voice...... and very easy on the eyes too:

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Don't know if this has been posted yet.

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RoadNasty said:
I remember back in the late 70's I was in love with Annie Haslam from the group Renaissance - what a voice...... and very easy on the eyes too:
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Ashes Are Burning from the Live At Carnegie Hall album.

Hard to believe a human voice can do those things.

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Ah, it's September, must be Julie London time:

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RoadNasty said:
Tip, you bet. Jacqui McShee from Pentangle was great too, and also mighty easy on the eyes.
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Can anyone say Basket of Light and http://<iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/FgrXmEbgFzo" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

I will bring up another great one from Annie Haslam http://<iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/mi_QCi4rjZM" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Hope that you all enjoy. I prefer Carpet of the Sun but Ashes are Burning is world class. Enjoy some of the music that the seasoned citizens consider classic rock.:toast:
 
RIP Hal David - teaming up with Burt Bacharach, they wrote some amazing music back in the day:

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Song: Kicks
Artist: Paul Revere and The Raiders

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And a Goldie Hawn sighting. :rockon:
 
One of Bacharach/David's best. Man, I miss you, Luther.

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Johnny Mathis - "Wonderful, Wonderful" - used very nicely here in this clip:


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Love this song from back in '65 when I was all of 16:

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1978...my high school graduation year.


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This song can never be played loud enough.
 
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