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ACROSS THE UNIVERSE by The Beatles ( John) ...Please ❤

I'll always tune in for Cab Calloway, pure joy!

I saw The Clash live in Auckland New Zealand 1982. Great show!!

“No longer riding on the merry go round”, in the most Beatlesque section of the song…poignant. It was sad when you put your head down, Lee. Hearing John’s song again brings up my love for him. Thank you, Lee and Scott.

Another great song by Parsons is I wouldn’t want to be like you from the I Robot album!!!😊😊

Another great song with Vaseline in the title is David Byrne's Dance on Vaseline. Just sayin' ;-)

For me, this is the best one-hit wonder song of all time. Name one better.

Just go ahead and dive into their discography, it´s fantastic. Kimono My House, where this song come from is pure genious. Simply hit by hit.

My favourite SW song, I think.

You might be interested in this band Trapeze, a sixties seventies band, there is some very good drumming there, really well recorded. One song in particular is Black Cloud. Then the album Stormbringer Deep Purplr really good and a great cast of players! Thanks

That was awesome! Sina often plays with other excellent musicians. See Sina 'n Chiara Kilchling do Led Zeppelin's Kashmir. Check out Chiara's covers o' Led Zeppelin's The Rain Song 'n Fleetwood Mac's The Chain. See a very young Sina along with Chiara Kilchling, Emily Linge, 'n Jadyn Rylee's cover version o' The Corrs' Runaway. It's all good!

Listen to the live version of this song on the 'Living in the Past' album, the whole song is a lot more cohesive.

Such a strong and important song. ☮️🩷🚫 hate. ☮️❤️🚫 war.

Реакции респект!!!❤

What a great album, your next one should be Aeriel - especially disc two A Sky Of Honey. Her absolute best!

This song came out in 1971. Recorded shortly before Jim died in Paris in 71. "Mr. Mojo Risin' (an anagram of Jim Morrison) was supposedly the name he was going to use after he faked his own death, dropped out of the music biz, and headed out to live the rest of his life somewhere in Africa. I was lucky enough to meet John Densmore about 10 years ago. I also got to see Robbie Krieger play this song live a few years ago in Portland and again in January of this year at the Whiskey in L.A., where the Doors used to be the house band in the late 1960s. Great L.A. band!!!

This song was a major part o' the soundtrack o' my life in 1967. It has always meant so much to me. I enjoyed seeing' yer reaction.

You've found a whole other level of guitar rapid playing. Leo Kottke is a one of a kind.

Dude, you have to hear "Break on Through" and the whole first album. A stone cold, mind-blowing classic! The old saying back then was that "The Beatles are for blowing your mind. The Doors are for after, when your mind is already gone." NOBODY sounds like the frickin' Doors, man!

Fabulous song.

We can never understand their initial impact. I wasn’t even born yet but I read things and speak to older people who say they couldn’t believe songs like this when it emerged. They’d never heard anything like it. Because of their unbelievable impact so many people copied or tried to copy their sound so flooded the market. But the Beatles carried on moving forward regardless And the yesterday and today album cover - that was them having a low key protest about the Vietnam war

I saw the Cure perform this cool and spooky song about a haunted forest live for the first time ever last year and it was epic. The whole show was awesome, mostly filled the band's darkest songs like this and "Disintegration" which is what I prefer. The played all their poppy hits in the last set. Just a great great band. Enjoy discovering their incredible catalog.

Dimash the king of vokal

He is just hugging you with that voice

So beautiful and emotional

Darkness Darkness is a great song by the Youngbloods

My cat, Minnie, is named for this song.

Paul Rodgers is not only a great lead singer with Free and Bad Company, he is also a very talented all-around musician - on his first excellent solo album, he played all of the instruments like McCartney did on his first album. Rodgers also played in another super group with Jimmy Page in the 1980s called "The Firm," which put out only two albums by design. I saw them on their second tour and they were awesome. Rodgers also played with Queen after Freddy Mercury died. Great stuff! Dude should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! My favorite BadCo song is "Electric Land," which has the same cool and strange vibe like the song "Bad Company"

FREE does the song ALL RIGHT NOW and also MR. BIG and performed at the Isle of Wight concert in 1970, which was bigger than Americas Woodstock.

El video es genial, pero deberías haber reaccionado al sonido original del concierto. El falsete de Gabriel en el nuevo sonido editado no termino de digerirlo hasta el día de hoy, después de haber visto como mil veces el vídeo con el sonido original

Doing a great job ....

Fantastic! She is a national treasure here in the UK. I hope to see more ❤

Wow...Lee...Dude! Going straight from "Wuthering Heights" to "The Ninth Wave"? Well done sir! I had thought that you might work your way through a few of Kate Bush's more famous songs before tackling this behemoth run of songs (or I should say piece - since it really is a single piece or cycle or suite of closely connected songs). But that you ran straight towards this is tremendous. "The Ninth Wave" is, for me, one of the greatest pieces of music in the entire Rock/Pop music genre and is part of one of the very few truly flawless albums "Hounds of Love", an album that for me can stand alongside any album made by anyone and hold its own against it. (I do think that when you do the second half of "The Ninth Wave" and come to "Hello Earth" the realization might well dawn on you that this is music from another dimension, or alternate universe, and might alter how you think of what popular music can sound like). "The Ninth Wave" really is one of those rites of passage experiences that is essential to truly getting to know Kate's music. To really test and challenge you another absolutely essential Kate Bush rite of passage is her entire album "The Dreaming" (1982) - but nothing, absolutely nothing prepares you for that wild untamed beast of an album.

If i had never seen the live Pulse version, i would love this. To be honest, compared to Pulse i would rate this for performance about 40% and maybe 30% for the music and vocals. If you havent seen the Pulse or earlier tours versions, late 1980's and 1994, then you havent seen Pink Floyd live, except Meddle ( and Echoes ) live in Pompeii 1971 is just as good.

Lee, can I ask what song is in your channel's opening? It sounds really great, love the drums especially! Been listening to Bad Company since the beginning and their stripped down tight sound is incredible.

Definitely check out "Jumpin' Jive" from the movie Stormy Weather. It starts with a great song sung by Cab, then the greatest dance routine ever by the Nicholas Brothers.

Covers of bands with outstanding singers (like Paul Rogers) are always simply imitations, at least to me. Same with covers of Journey's Steve Perry. There are a few videos on CZcams of Paul Rogers performing at age 68, and I swear to god you can't tell any difference in his voice.

Another good double of Bad Company,Rock Steady and Shooting Star,Lee.

Oh yes, a sensational album and one where she's really stretching out....while still managing to sound accessible. Much of it was recorded at her farm home in the English countryside, over a space of two years - it could never have been done under the constraints of two months' recording at a normal studio complex. And the first side (yes, I heard this as an LP at the time) is even more epic! That one will blow you away I think... :) Looking forward to this one. 👋

They were amazing in concert!

Not an upper… Interesting voice…Spooky message. Thank you, Lee and William, for the experience!

This is the first time I've seen this.... how good was that?! I first came across Cab Calloway when I saw him perform Minnie the Moocher in the classic cult film 'The Blues Brothers'... he must of been in his late 70s/ early 80s then. That's worth a watch too. Great reaction too!

One of my favorite bangers of all time! I'm 66 and I will still rock this out!

A quick sidebar that drummers in particular will find interesting. Keith Moon's kit did not include a hi-hat.

The live version from Arsenio blows this one out of the water believe it or not.

Actually this is a song of this russian singer ( who was meant to take place of Agnetha n Frida in ABBA in 1984 however something went wrong ) - czcams.com/video/JHN44caGwqw/video.html

Check out Fishbone

Leo Lyons is one of my favorite bass players.

Definitely gives me huge "psychedelic" vibes.

As drummer, please, react to Marillion "100 nights"