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Tag Archives: Soul
James Hunter — Bringing You The Hits!
Baby Hold On He’s either a throwback to a simpler, funkier time or a guy who never grew up. He’s got the horns, the hooks, and the heart. Ain’t Nothing You Can Do He’s from England and … Continue reading →
Arthur Lee Maye – Singing Outfielder
The greatest singing athlete ever! That’s what he said. I’m not going to argue. Just listen to this. Oooh Rooba Lee I’m trying to think of other singing athletes. Harmon Killebrew? Reggie Jackson? Yogi Berra? I don’t think so. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Arthur Lee Maye, baseball, batting average, Braves, Cleveland, Coasters, doo-wop, entertainment, homers, Houston, listening, Louie Louie, music, musicians, Penguins, Platters, R & B, RBIs, reggie Jackson, Richard Berry, Rock and roll, singing, Soul, stolen bases, White Sox, yogi Berra
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No Regrets — Ernie Andrews
I love his voice. It’s both smooth and gravelly. I love his spirit – playful, romantic, and cool. He’s the perfect front man, projecting and controlling the energy. He’s fun and is working all the angles. When They Ask … Continue reading →
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Tagged 90, big bands, entertainment, Ernie Andrews, Hero, Jazz, listening, Los Angeles, Love, lyrics, melody, music, musicians, rhythm, singing, Soul, west coast
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Love is all you need.
Sunny or cloudy, it’s Spring. Whether we can see it or not, there’s always moonlight. And, somewhere in the background, there’s music. I hope these tunes can help bring forth not only the upcoming flowers of May, but also … Continue reading →
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Tagged Acoustic, Barbara Acklin, Benjamin Gigli, Blues, Dick Hyman and Ruby Braff, Dinah Washington, Don Gardner, entertainment, Fats Waller, Jackie Wilson, Jazz, listening, Louis Armstrong, Love, LTD, lyrics, Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell, melody, music, musicians, NRBQ, piano, R & B, Ray Charles, Rock and roll, singing, Soul, Spider John Koerner, Wayne Fontana and the Mindbenders, Willie Bryant, Willie McTell
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The Good Doctor — Dr. John
In my mind, he will always be the King of New Orleans, even though there have been and will be many more. He has its history in his fingertips. He’s telling me about gilded splinters and I’m trying to … Continue reading →
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Tagged Blues, Christmas, Christmas carols, Dancing, Dr. John, entertainment, Fats Domino, Guitar, Hero, Jukebox, listening, Louisiana, lyrics, Mac Rebbenack, melody, Minnesota, music, musicians, New Orleans, piano, R & B, rhythm, Rock and roll, singing, Soul
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No Particular Place to go — Car Crazy
Drive My Car The BeatlesThe engine was combustible, just like I felt. Whether it was an old beater or a red GTO, it was going to take me away from the house and out of my parent’s clutches. At … Continue reading →
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Tagged am radio, Beatles, cars, Chuck Berry, doo-wop, drag races, drive in, entertainment, GTO, Guitar, hot rods, Jr. Walker, listening, melody, music, musicians, mustang, R & B, radio, Rock and roll, Route 66, Saxophone, singing, sixties, Soul, suburbia, the Beach Boys, Vernon Green and the Medallions, wilson pickett
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For Kids From One To Ninety-Two.
I’ve still got the spirit. And I know it’s going to last. Louise Ray Charles Walkin’ One and Only Dan Hicks Don’t Be Cruel Elvis Presley Wild Honey The Beach Boys Get Up Offa … Continue reading →
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Tagged Christmas, Christmas carols, Christmas songs, Christmas tunes, Dan Hicks, Elvis Presley, entertainment, Frank Zappa, james brown, Jazz, Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Smith, listening, melody, music, musicians, R & B, Ray Charles, Rock and roll, Santa, Soul, the Beach Boys
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Tracy Nelson – Deep Are The Roots
On the cover of Tracy Nelson’s first album, she’s posing on a stoop in a leather jacket with a guitar case almost as big as she is. She looks like she’s about sixteen. Over the years, she hasn’t gotten … Continue reading →
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Tagged Blues, Blues broads, Charlie Musselwhite, country music, entertainment, Gospel, Guitar, Howlin Wolf, irma thomas, listening, lyrics, madison, marcia ball, melody, Mother Earth, Muddy Waters, music, musicians, Nashville, Otis Spann, piano, R & B, rhythm, San Francisco, Soul, Tracy Nelson
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Sir Doug! – Solid Mover and Texas Tornado.
Doug Sahm was so rock and roll, he never stopped smiling. From the time of his radio debut at age five, he played anything with strings and had his ears wide open. He was also so Texas, born in … Continue reading →
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Tagged Augie Meyers, Blues, country music, cowboys, Dancing, doo-wop, Doug Sahm, entertainment, Flaco Jimenez, Freddy Fender, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Grand Ole Opry, Guitar, Hank Williams, Hero, listening, Love, melody, music, musicians, piano, R & B, radio, rhythm, Rock and roll, San Antonio, San Francisco, Saxophone, singing, Sir Douglas Quintet, Soul, Texas, Texas Tornados
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Boz Scaggs – The Dirty Low Down
His name is the first clue. It creates a balance. It unites opposites – smooth and laid back and streetwise and funky. Ballads and rockers. Jazz and Top 40. Don’t Cry No More Monkey Time His history is … Continue reading →
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Tagged Boz Skaggs, entertainment, Guitar, Jazz, listening, music, musicians, R & B, rhythm, Rock and roll, singing, Soul, steve miller, Texas, Top 40, vintner
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