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Superb video of this classic. Looks like they are 'miming' but doesn't sound like it (if that makes sense). Alan Price's organ solo is as good as any guitar piece you'll hear (and this was 1964, i.e. pre-guitar solos).

Interesting footnote is that nobody knows who wrote this.............. :huh:

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Lazy Saturday sounds

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The little minx................

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Put this in the "I Didn't Know A Guitar Could Sound Like This" file........

Floyd's David Gilmour live at the Fender Stratocaster 50th Anniversary Concert at Wembley in 2004........... only he can do this.

Keep music live........... :thumbup:

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for those of a certain vintage, a soundtrack to our youth

24 hours of classic 7" singles selected by Greg Wilson - have a look at his dj mixes too, wonderful stuff

http://soundcloud.com/random-influences

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Pure Genius!

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Saudi Arabian grindcore live in Khobar, 2006. The song is 'Trophy case of necrophilia'.

:wub:

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Question............. is it possible that you can be an absolute legend, and yet still be underrated? :huh:

Keep music live...............

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Always loved James Taylor's crystal clear voice.......... this is one of his very best. The original is on his superb Sweet Baby James album, along with many other great songs. After Bob Dylan, he was perhaps the first folk singer to appeal to a rock audience................

Keep music live............. :thumbup:

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From James Taylor to Carole King, who wrote this classic.

Here she is accompanied by Celine Dion, Gloria Estefan and Shania Twain........ stunning combination of voices...........

Keep music live.

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Contains 'adult themes', but revolutioninsing geetar playing. I'm in love :wub:

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A piece of 1969 music from 1969.............. couldn't be anything else. Many of the audience will now be in their own sixties of course.......... in fact, the audience is the most interesting part of the film.

Keep music live.

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Joe Cocker sings Lennon and McCartney.... 1969 and 2002.........

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