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#390269 - 04/17/2014 06:19 AM |
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Speakin' of smoky, bluesy voices, this cuts me to the bone...
Son of a Preacherman
Here is a cover from Pulp Fiction that was miles better than the original...
Urge Overkill
One of my favorite scenes and songs from Pulp Fiction...
F*%# Pride!
Son of a Preacher Man is a GREAT song, from a great movie!
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Re: It's too quiet
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#390271 - 04/17/2014 10:32 AM |
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A Little different, but I think this 13 year old child just showed me the real meaning of beauty.
Watch this if you want to witness Grace.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11oMu365xYU#t=400
Edited by Betty Waldron (04/17/2014 10:32 AM)
Edit reason: fixed link
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Re: It's too quiet
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#390272 - 04/17/2014 01:03 PM |
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Good one, Betty...
I followed Rion on XFactor this past season. She IS very talented...
@David; I hadn't payed much attention to Halestorm, even though
I Get Off
has been getting some airplay on NOLA's new Alt Rock station recently. I love their groove.
Many friends my age are Classic Rock fans who have drawn a line in the sand and refuse to be open to Modern Rock. Personally, I love the musicianship of a lot of the new generation of Rock artists. I find myself identifying their old-school Rock influences when I listen to music these days. It is so easy to hear the Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Ten Years After, Deep Purple, Foghat, and Led Zeppelin in some of the new music, and I can't believe my friends won't even acknowledge it.
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Re: It's too quiet
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#390273 - 04/17/2014 01:08 PM |
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I need to watch more TV, or I guess any TV. LOL First time I had heard of her!
She's a Florida girl, I'm going to have to keep an eye out, would love to see her in person.
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#390274 - 04/17/2014 01:10 PM |
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Re: It's too quiet
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#390277 - 04/17/2014 03:29 PM |
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I was inspired by her spirit before she started singing. What an amazing girl. It says something about her family that she has the perspective and charisma that she does.
And then she started singing! Truly amazing!
Thanks for sharing this Betty. It made my morning 
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Re: It's too quiet
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#390284 - 04/17/2014 07:06 PM |
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Wow, you guys! I haven't seen X-Factor or American Idol ... I guess I assumed (and you know what they say about "assume" .....  ) that it couldn't be worthwhile.
However, this link goes from 1 second to 6.40 instantly. Are you guys able to watch the whole thing?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11oMu365xYU#t=400
Also, this "Many friends my age are Classic Rock fans who have drawn a line in the sand and refuse to be open to Modern Rock. Personally, I love the musicianship of a lot of the new generation of Rock artists. I find myself identifying their old-school Rock influences when I listen to music these days. It is so easy to hear the Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Ten Years After, Deep Purple, Foghat, and Led Zeppelin in some of the new music, and I can't believe my friends won't even acknowledge it." rings a bell for me.
 I have to stop drawing that line. It would be great if folks posted Modern Rock faves along with maybe one or two of the influences. (If anyone is interested.) I admit that I'm one of the "real rock ended in 1979" idjits.
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Re: It's too quiet
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#390285 - 04/17/2014 07:08 PM |
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I thought it might be fun to re-visit post #1 on this thread. And it was!
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Re: It's too quiet
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#390288 - 04/17/2014 07:49 PM |
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For some reason, you have to hit the "replay" button after it skips to the end. It plays ok the second time.
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Re: It's too quiet
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#390289 - 04/17/2014 08:43 PM |
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Also, this "Many friends my age are Classic Rock fans who have drawn a line in the sand and refuse to be open to Modern Rock. Personally, I love the musicianship of a lot of the new generation of Rock artists. I find myself identifying their old-school Rock influences when I listen to music these days. It is so easy to hear the Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Ten Years After, Deep Purple, Foghat, and Led Zeppelin in some of the new music, and I can't believe my friends won't even acknowledge it." rings a bell for me.
I have to stop drawing that line. It would be great if folks posted Modern Rock faves along with maybe one or two of the influences. (If anyone is interested.) I admit that I'm one of the "real rock ended in 1979" idjits.
I kinda fall into that category, too. I confess I am more than a bit prejudiced in favor of the kind of music I listened to in my young adult years. It seems to me that many people are that way, regardless of age. I wonder if there is a scientific explanation for that? Maybe the musical portion of our brains is most easily influenced at that time of our lives and becomes "set" in some way? IDK, but I'm really making an effort to be open-minded to new (to me) music, and I'm finding some I really like!
Also, thanks, Connie, for reposting Santana, "Soul Sacrifice"!!! 
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