Heard this the other day for the first time in a long time and it's been running through my head so I guess I want to hear it again.
Heard this the other day for the first time in a long time and it's been running through my head so I guess I want to hear it again.
i'll keep posting 80s and 90s house rarities since no one else is
this Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health Org. protest song is pure disco funk-vitriol:
bumps are for poor people
Both of ^^^ are nice
In the spirit of the latter
All proceeds from downloading this song go to Planned Parenthood
death threat sung by an angel
just because
“How does it feel to be the greatest guitarist in the world? I don’t know, go ask Rory Gallagher”. — Jimi Hendrix
A little seasonal music. Al Kooper with Stephen Stills and Mike Bloomfield.
I recently got hip to this guy; beautiful playing. He died a few years ago; interesting back story.
https://youtu.be/6VsfvOj7FXg
Little Steven tells a good story about how Kooper ended up playing organ on "Like A Rolling Stone" on pure chutzpah.
Not too long ago I came across this version without horns. I think I like it better.
^^^Thats the one that will be on repeat Monday evening
That is amazing. Music to eat mushrooms by
Heh, reading that part right now. It was a good thing the previous musician hadn’t shut it off - Kooper didn’t know how to turn on a Hammond…and he was playing an eighth behind because he didn’t know the music
It does have a really good sound ^^
It helps that the original's so good. Big Donovan fan.
Sooo good. I'm just saddened by the fact that I hadn't discovered him BEFORE he passed away.
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Yep. So much potential evaporated. So we enjoy what crumbs he left.
A criminally underappreciated band.
RIP Mimi Parker. Saw Low a couple years ago - great show. She was a real presence.
https://pitchfork.com/news/low-mimi-...-has-died/amp/
Can't believe this song's approaching 20 years old already. Popped back into my brain lately out of nowhere and it's been stuck there since. SO catchy...
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