The Juke Box II

[BullKurtz]

I considered that one but didn't want to give you any bad ideas.

 

[ChrisL]

I considered that one but didn't want to give you any bad ideas.

Lol! Well, the one you posted is more romantic.

 

[BullKurtz]

I considered that one but didn't want to give you any bad ideas.

Lol! Well, the one you posted is more romantic.

That's what I was going for....

 

[ChrisL]

I considered that one but didn't want to give you any bad ideas.

Lol! Well, the one you posted is more romantic.

That's what I was going for....

Lol! That's sweet!

 

[BullKurtz]

Guess who's the BOSS on this stage....MR LESLIE WEST....(fat guy far left)

 

[ChrisL]

Guess who's the BOSS on this stage....MR LESLIE WEST....(fat guy far left)

Hmm, shaking huh?

 

[Pogo]

This one keeps running through my head so....

The late Jack Bruce - He the Richmond

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JB on acoustic guitar as well as bass and vocal.

The title of "Songs for a Tailor" was "in tribute to Jeannie Franklyn ("Genie the Tailor"), a clothing designer who designed wardrobes for Cream and was also the girlfriend of Fairport Convention guitarist Richard Thompson[4] (and, according to Bruce's 2010 biography Composing Himself, an ex-lover of Bruce's). In 1969, Franklyn wrote Bruce a letter requesting that he "sing some high notes for me," a letter that reached him on 14 May 1969, two days after she was killed in a motor vehicle accident in Fairport Convention's touring van.[4] Franklyn died—and Bruce received the letter from her—on his 26th birthday.[5] -- thus spake Wiki​

 

[ChrisL]

This one keeps running through my head so....

The late Jack Bruce - He the Richmond

​

JB on acoustic guitar as well as bass and vocal.

The title of "Songs for a Tailor" was "in tribute to Jeannie Franklyn ("Genie the Tailor"), a clothing designer who designed wardrobes for Cream and was also the girlfriend of Fairport Convention guitarist Richard Thompson[4] (and, according to Bruce's 2010 biography Composing Himself, an ex-lover of Bruce's). In 1969, Franklyn wrote Bruce a letter requesting that he "sing some high notes for me," a letter that reached him on 14 May 1969, two days after she was killed in a motor vehicle accident in Fairport Convention's touring van.[4] Franklyn died—and Bruce received the letter from her—on his 26th birthday.[5] -- thus spake Wiki​

You should have posted it on my ear worms thread!

 

[BullKurtz]

Here's a blast from the past...

 

[ChrisL]

 

[BullKurtz]

Saw Joe Walsh with the James Gang before he joined the Eagles....he rarely opened his eyes during the show...don't know how he didn't fall down.

 

[ChrisL]

Saw Joe Walsh with the James Gang before he joined the Eagles....he rarely opened his eyes during the show...don't know how he didn't fall down.

I like a couple of James Gang songs.

 

[BullKurtz]

Seger and I crossed paths a couple times back in Detroit city......good cat.

 

[ChrisL]

Seger and I crossed paths a couple times back in Detroit city......good cat.

I like Turn the Page. It's a great tune IMO.

 

[Roadrunner]

 

[turtledude]

Saw Joe Walsh with the James Gang before he joined the Eagles....he rarely opened his eyes during the show...don't know how he didn't fall down.

I like a couple of James Gang songs.

THE BEST JAMES GANG tune which has a bit of Ravel's Bolero in it

one of the reasons why many really good guitarists always mentioned JW as one of the top ax men

 

[ChrisL]

I really like this one too.

 

[Roadrunner]

 

[ChrisL]

Saw Joe Walsh with the James Gang before he joined the Eagles....he rarely opened his eyes during the show...don't know how he didn't fall down.

I like a couple of James Gang songs.

THE BEST JAMES GANG tune which has a bit of Ravel's Bolero in it

one of the reasons why many really good guitarists always mentioned JW as one of the top ax men

I know you like that one. I still like Walk Away better.

 

[BullKurtz]

I really like this one too.

My favorite Seger tune after Night Moves....we're talkin 1976 here! Good jams stand the test of time.