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What are you listening to right now? Pt VI
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Me at karaoke
That's also me at Karaoke, minus the comprehensible lyrical performance. I'm more of a 'James Reyne' type vocalist, more so after 20 odd Vodka/Soda's...
Allegedly there is an English version of this, but I'm yet to find it:
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Broken Peach are a Spanish cover band with a strong visual element and a love of Halloween that have done some great covers. I've always been very fond of girl vocal groups, indeed it's been all down hill for popular music since the Shangri la's split.
A live version covering Personal Jesus
And a tribute to Covid19 health workers
A live version covering Personal Jesus
And a tribute to Covid19 health workers
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took a trip down memory lane
"okay, I'm going to attempt to drown myself, you can try this at home, you can be just like me"...
"okay, I'm going to attempt to drown myself, you can try this at home, you can be just like me"...
New album looking like it will be a banger, this song might be one of their best yet
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Alabama Shakes.
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Before there was Michael Jackson and the moonwalk................there was James Brown.
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The MOST RECORDED song in history.
Ah - the famous TAMI concert where James Brown was furious that some young R&B act, fresh out of England, was slotted to perform after him to close the show - so Brown put on this sizzling performance, driving the teenage crowd
into a frenzy - and (or so the story goes), as he walked off-set with Mick and the boys waiting in the wings, turned to them and said "Follow that!", or "Welcome to America" (depending on the source).
Actually the Stones did a pretty good job in following that, despite the rather awkward (and funny) early attempts by Jagger to imitate Brown's dance style, almost falling at one point he had actually practised the moves after he first watched Brown perform at the Apollo Theatre -
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And a few words from the assistant choreographer on the show.
and a few of her dance moves from her most famous video.
as well as a bit on her career. You'll be gobsmacked at what she's done.
Absolutely amazing career. I sure hope I'm that good at 76. But I have my doubts.
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Toni Basil, how can I follow that? What a career.
I did come across a version of Sonic Attack, by Hawkwind which has Brian Blessed doing the voice over. I think it's much better than the original, So get your paisley out and those old beads, light up a scoob and enjoy a very old psychedelic track that does well with some modern graphics. Kudos to the producer. Now where are my treads?
I did come across a version of Sonic Attack, by Hawkwind which has Brian Blessed doing the voice over. I think it's much better than the original, So get your paisley out and those old beads, light up a scoob and enjoy a very old psychedelic track that does well with some modern graphics. Kudos to the producer. Now where are my treads?
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Gene McDaniels had some really big hits back when I had just got my very first transistor radio.
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