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Cue the bad 80's former hippies generic anthem THAT I WILL NOT GET OUT OF MY HEAD NOW FOR A FORTNIGHT!!

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Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now

I still have trouble following the logistics that gets you from "White Rabbit" to "We Built This City."

It is rather ironic that that song was more of a "pop" hit rather than "rock" hit.

Jefferson Airplane, Jefferson Starship, er Starship rather went the way of REO Suckwagon.

Yup, but it was (for some unknown reason) the tape I had in my cassette player most of my senior year of high school.

Grace Slick sobered up.

What a waste...

Crap! Crap! Crap!  Now it's in my head!

Good!  Glad it's not just me...

same here.  Good thing I'm about to go to the gym, which means the headphones will be on to flood my head with all kinds of other songs... I hope it works

It's no good.  The song will be back in your head the first time you see this thread.  Probably before that.

Meh, I've got Alice Cooper's Poison loaded up, and that sucker tends to stick in the head pretty well.

You and I would probably never agree on a playlist.

@#$% then I see the thread again


You might be surprised, unless you listen to country or rap

Time for some payback for getting this crap in my head:

"Karma karma karma karma karma chameleon"

I see a little silhouetto of a man
Scaramouche, scaramouche, will you do the Fandango
Thunderbolt and lightning, very very frightening me
Galileo (Galileo)
Galileo (Galileo)
Galileo figaro (Magnifico)
But I'm just a poor boy and nobody loves me
He's just a poor boy from a poor family
Spare him his life from this monstrosity

Anyone wanna start a Country Rap band?

there has to be a Texas Board of Education joke in there somewhere

No, I consider those to be the special education level of music.

Of course there are these recent bands that stand at the mic and scream, but I don't classify that as music so I consider it a moot point anyhow

Been done.

Say hello to Cowboy Troy
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I own his albums.

Holy Hell, he's not kidding...and the chipmunks redid his musical stylings.  You can watch on Youtube...awesome.

This may be worse but...
think Disney World

It's a small world after all.......

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8iouO9JRH0 [/youtube]

That's horrible, yet funnier then hell.  I think I'm going to have nightmares

Darth Vader does Clarence Carter:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8x_gvD65LU[/youtube]

By the time I got out of that ride, I wanted to strangle people from around the world.

This is the best thread I have started in years.

You are welcome.

Good job Kenosha....
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7flrwE-bZVo&feature=related[/youtube]

Somewhere in the 70's I saw Starship at the Assembly center and Craig Chaquito's guitar work was splendid.
Kantner and Slick are 60's icons. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTpuWlxO-ts&feature=related[/youtube]

I thought this was the new Toyota tagline

Early seventies.  I was there, too.
Also got to see Led Zeppelin, Alice Cooper, Uriah Heep and more.
ZZ Top used to come up from south Texas very early and played in the Cain's, if memory serves.  They weren't big name then, just a really good "garage type band".  Only really good.
Alice did the guillotine thing.
And Johnny Winter - loudest concert in the world.
And Tina Turner at a little place down on 61st (?) around Sheridan that didn't last long.

If I can remember through the drug-crazed haze, I seem to remember Ozzy trying to come to town and was banned - as is done by book banning and burning groups.  Flashback to that Kevin Bacon "can't dance in our town" movie...

And Jimi Hendrix.  Best concert.

All in the Civic Center- before the city let it decay to justify the Crashship.

Anyone else heard that Edgar Winter lives near Turley?

Johnny's brother lives at Turley?  Strange.  Hard to imagine, but stranger things have happened.  Like Sandra Bullock and Jesse James.

Johnny Winter was the second show ever played at the Performing Arts Center.

My tickets were second row center.

Speaking of Craig Chaquico, I've seen him twice in the last few years hear in Phoenix, one time on his doing his solo tour openning for Russ Freeman and the Rippington's, and another tour that was Craig and Russ touirng for an alblum they did together. The highlight was the two of them doing "Find Your Way Back" acoustically with Craig plaing a 12 string and Russ playing a 6 string. Tried to find it on youtube and this was all I could find that was decent sound quality, apparently it was used on The Weather Channel......

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ot-LQFxZ8QU&feature=PlayList&p=884F346CDB73A8F1&playnext_from=PL&playnext=1&index=16[/youtube]

http://www.craigchaquico.com/ (http://www.craigchaquico.com/)

I think I missed PAC concert.  Earlier one was at Civic Center.
Good s***, Maynard!

Here's the real deal....CC was a fill in despite a very good guitarist.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ic9F5bqsuJ0&feature=related[/youtube]

This features the great  J. Gracias and David Crosby from Blows Against the Empire (timely name for those of you Teahadists)

As far as I can find, Johnny lives in Connecticut and Edgar in California, but had heard Edgar own some auto salvage business north of town (some specialty place like BikerFox)