some tunes from the Ginger Baker tribute that Clapton put together
"with Roger Waters, Nile Rodgers, Steve Winwood, The Rolling Stones’ Ronnie Wood, Small Faces’ Kenney Jones, Squeeze/Roxy Music’s Paul Carrack, and Baker’s own son, Kofi Baker, (who took on his father’s iconic drum solo in “Toad.”)"
guess what suckers, i already posted country in this thread
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Featuring the first Fiery Furances show for 10 years at Pitchfork Fest.
Full lineup:
https://pitchfork.com/news/pitchfork...eup-announced/
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shiiiiiiiiiiiiit man
i'm feeling too old to get on a plane and fly to chicago to see a festival
eleanor is my girl though
some fun local bands, including Dehd and the Hecks
Sunday lineup is p sweet
was pessimistically hoping for Frank Ocean since he's doing Coachella this year -- wonder if he does Lollapalooza
I love Eleanor, too.
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i've made an effort to see her every time she comes through town
We even went uptown to score sat on a bench on that designated corner
When we didn't have cellphones and waited for a man
And jumped on the subway back downtown
It always keeps spinning, it always keeps spinning
It sets your mind, sets your mind back in motion
It sets your mind, sets your mind
free kickoff party for Pitchfork tonight with the Cool Kids as headliners -- might try to get in
also, free place in Chicago to crash during Pitchfork weekend for all music threaders except for rj
El Chupe, if you can dig out, you might like this
https://www.davyjonestribute.com/?fb...nQAPuQKZa6ypF0
I am completely baffled how I got an invitation to this and had no idea I was connected to Louise Goffin. I wonder how that happened.
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Thinking about this festival this year. Location is awesome, and bourbon. Lots of bourbon. Pretty good lineup, too. Also, Under the Big Sky in Whitefish, MT. Also another awesome destination (https://www.underthebigskyfest.com/)
Nice, the Monkees were legit. Some of Nesmith's solo stuff, in particular, is great.El Chupe, if you can dig out, you might like this
https://www.davyjonestribute.com/?fb...nQAPuQKZa6ypF0
I am completely baffled how I got an invitation to this and had no idea I was connected to Louise Goffin. I wonder how that happened.
Is Louise Goffin Carole and Gerry's kid?
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Heard good things about this Bonny Light Horseman. Might need to check them out.
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Yep. She's tours with Carole off and on.
I called a couple of friends of mine to see if I may have forgotten something. None of them knew her. One cracked up telling me it was karma that I didn't remember anything about how this happened when I remember so many stories he wished I had forgotten.
I've seen Louise a couple of times, both with and without her mom. She's sadly not quite as good.
They duet on the Gilmore Girls rerecording of "Where you Lead" though!
“Another Pleasant Valley Sunday” is an amazing tune — check out King’s demo!
Here is another amazing Carole King song the Monkees did, which I might love even more. Dolenz sounds like Grace Slick or something. What a lead vocal.
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Carole King and Gerry Goffin were among the last of the Tin Pan Alley/Brill Building writing superstars. As Motown slid out of favor, The Philly International crew that Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff ran may have been the last hit writing room in pop music.
I’ve enjoyed everything I’ve listened to.
learned recently that Teena Marie was on Cash Money Records label for a couple albums
this track goes
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