Falling back is
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Beautiful, timeless film music…
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I listened to 4 Ween videos and I swear it was like listening to 4 different bands. Those guys define eclectic. I like how one of the videos found the owner of their hometowns record store.
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Wasn’t each of their album a concept album, so to speak? A buddy of mine was a huge fan, but I’m not familiar with a lot of their stuff - just a few select tunes like the one @chienrouge posted.
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My mom was a child of the 50s, so I grew up around a lot of doo wop bubblegum pop and such. Still better than Abba or 70s disco, which I never got into.
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These fine women were the stars of my dads high school in Passaic NJ.
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I had a best of 50s & 60s collection that included this, and many more. Amy’s version is also fire.
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wake up time
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That would explain the wide variety of musical styles.
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I met Johnny - nice man. He invited us kids into his tour bus on a snowy night. Probably weighed all of 100 lbs at the time. Boy could he play.
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My favorite hotel in the States, the Murray in Livingston MT, had this video on their Facebook page.
I have not heard Sister Rosetta Tharpe in years.
Cool video. There is a longer version with her arriving in a horse drawn carriage but this starts after she got out.
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i love that clip thanks!
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Love the airplane, somehow nowhere near enough current glory compared to what they deserve for so many great songs albums and special talents
i feel the same way about these guys too, albeit not as prolific
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The sad thing is that I was amazed that a Southern place like Chorltonville actually had that many people come out to watch a black woman play gospel/proto rock and roll in 1964. I thought it had to be a trains station down South, right?
I was wrong.
This was an abandoned trains station in England that had been converted to a music venue.
what’s it doing on a MT hotel webpage?
