Old Tunes on Youtube

[DragonLensmanWV]

Found a GREAT radio station on the web Woodstock 69 via CBSRadio.com under oldies. Just finished listening to a James Gang, and not the regular tunes, but one of the off tracks! Check it out.

Ah, James Gang. The staple of my old band. Saw them in 1970 at tiny Concord College for a May Day concert. During Ashes, The Rain and I, the drummer came out and played the bass upside down (lefthanded) while the others played acoustic guitars. Smoked a joint with them in the bathroom during a break.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1ZUU8xi7qY

[kat]

AHHHH, the old days with my first job (wasn't old enough to leagly hold a job, wild child that I was) in the local Head shop........I still have a good collection of my vynal from then.

[FVCCHRIS]

Flashback Alert!! You guys are on a roll. Or should I say- On a magic carpet ride??

[Spexvet]

Ah, James Gang. The staple of my old band. Saw them in 1970 at tiny Concord College for a May Day concert. During Ashes, The Rain and I, the drummer came out and played the bass upside down (lefthanded) while the others played acoustic guitars. Smoked a joint with them in the bathroom during a break.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1ZUU8xi7qY

Joe Walsh did drugs? Who would've guessed?

[Spexvet]

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[Spexvet]

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[DragonLensmanWV]

I always think of Devo during the X-Games when they do the Whip It competition.

[FVCCHRIS]

I remember attending a Devo concert on New Year's Eve in the early 80's in Long Beach, Cal. I can still see in my mind some of the crazy stuff happening both on and off the stage. Those flower pot hats were flying everywhere.

[braheem24]

OK, so I was watching a chick flick yesterday and ran into this scene

I dont know if my old tunes would qualify but here's the original, Translating does it no justice.

If you think you've never heard of him here's a beat you might find familiar.

[pseudonym]

Well, if we're going old school then take a look at this. Live, B&W and before audio technology had advanced to the point where being able to sing wasn't required to be a singer.

Listen for the big note at 2:29...

[pseudonym]

If it's world music *and* old school you're looking for, there's this from 1973. I remember when Casey Kasem played this on his Top 40 show. I wasn't the only weird kid who loved this song. In 1974, it cracked the Top 10.

[PhotonicGuy]

Pseudonym, my mother used to listen to this song. Now, you gave me an idea about what gift I'll give to her on her birthday :).

[pseudonym]

There were a few gems in the wasteland that was AM radio. You might want to pick this one up and wrap it, too.

[PhotonicGuy]

Thank you for giving me these good ideas. It seems that this year I will choose the right gift for my mom much faster than in previous years :).

[kat]

Ahhhhhh, It's a Beautiful Day........what great memories (flash backs)