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Lucinda and Elvis

elvis singing alison

http://www.showmehowtoplay.com/video...live_session/?

I just discovered Tina Dico. I just love this song.
I think showmehowtoplay.com has a better live session but I can't post it. Here is the link. ( above)

ok, lets see if I can make this work.
I love this song, and its a sweet version.

yay! Rufus Wainwright

more lucinda

carsie blanton

the singer is awfully creedish. i like the bass line though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDcFwgU8HHg
I don't know how to actually post the video so..this is what you get.
:)
A link..

:rolleyes:

Vienna by Ultravox


tragically kept off the no1 spot by Joe Dolce

I didn't know this guy was so attractive. He also looks like a guy that would be in "lord of the rings". I always thought he would look like an old curmudgeon...guess not. Then again..this was the 80's. Thank you, youtube!! A new favorite old vid.!!

The Finnish rock band called The Leningrad Cowboys. A little while ago, they held a concert in Russia, in which - to the screaming applause of Russkie teen-agers - they got the Red Army Choir to join them on stage for a performance of "Sweet Home Alabama." In English.

Bob Seger

Despite the big hair and cheesy gold lame - this song rocks

No it doesn't. :lol:

If a song is pretty recently on YouTube and doesn't have as many views as its popularity would seem to warrant - it's probably something that has been and will be flagged for removal.

??

The last video you posted is marked as no longer available. 10 hours after you posted it!

I ran sound tonight for *spectacular* group called The Wiyos, who perform what they lovingly refer to "Old Timey Music", including much Texas swing, vintage blues, semi-novelty tunes, and just tons of the most amazing Americana you can imagine. If you get a chance to see them, do it. Don't even think about it, just go see them. If you don't like them, send me a PM and I'll personally refund your admission. Great guys, killer musicians, wonderful stage presentation.

Youtube link:The Dyin' Crapshooter Blues

sorry, just try to post a video but it doesn't go through.

Robert Plant and Alison Krauss

Robert Plant & Tori Amos

Robert Plant - Morning Dew (Yes Drax, this is a cover)

For those of you in the King of Prussia area of PA - The new Rolling Stones concert movie Shine a Light (Directed by Martin Scorsese) is showing at the IMAX.

Here is a clip - The quality is not ideal - it's really great on that 50 foot screen!

If you like the stones at all, I think you'll enjoy the IMAX experience

Happy 420 ,

a better clip

One of my favorite Stones songs - Moonlight Mile

Gov't Mule

Hayseed Dixie Hells Bells

The Lead in is Killer !!!

Think I'll stick with AC/DCs version.

Why would ASS U ME I knew there was an original?

Flying fingers

Impressive. "Metallicoustic."

Primus definitely kicks ass. I saw them live years ago at the Universal Amphitheater with my brother who plays Bass guitar. I made sure we got seats good enough for my little bro to watch Less Claypool's hands.

When I went skydiving the first time I got to choose 2 songs for the soundtrack over the video. One of them was a Primus song.

Kate miller Heidke
 

Operatic trained with a great sense of humour .........and she's great live.

Hey lush!

Dennis Chambers playing fusion with some Japanese dudes.
You MUST SEE the sexy look he gives his bandmate, around 2:24.
I live for the moments that you have one of these looks across stage.

REALLY GREAT

EW...I disagree

The clips are too literal, and there are far too many of them.
But the song still moves me intensely. Even if we are no longer between the wars, but living in their times.

BTW, Billy Bragg wouldn't win a Billy Bragg soundalike competition. He'd be accused of exaggeration.

You English are a warlike lot.

It's from 1984, and BB is an ex-squaddie.
But (as is obvious) a socialist with a strong work ethic.

Just because I can, but because I also do believe it is good music, one of his more commercial songs. With the late great Kirsty MacColl below.

For the record Billy Bragg is straight, but at the time sexuality was a political issue in Britain because of Clause 28 . And for Brits - yes that is Phil Jupitus in the video. In his beat-poet stage.

that's damn near rickrollish.......

... except that Billy Bragg has no illusions that he is cool or that he can dance, making the whole video a send-up from the start...?

Sorry - you got me on a 90s trip now.

Carter the Unstoppable Sex Machine - just the distinctive opening beats are enough to make people of my age (and political bent) grin like a rabid dog.
Again, it's probably aged to the outside world, but the part of me that's eternally 19 thrills to it.

I know this is a lip sync...but it doesn't matter when it comes to Karen Carpenter, the angel voice. Can you believe she died because of her perception of her body? Bless her.

Gotta love the Manics. Even 15 odd years on.

You can hear it in the songs. Amazing talent, but sadly miswired. I don't mean that in a dismissive way - it's the way I saw myself when I was at my worst.

Sadly, anorexia runs so deel into the psyche that body image is only the surface. Pun not intended. It's usually a control issue, but so closely aligned with image it's very difficult to address.

Anyway. What I meant to say was - she has a beautiful voice and a fantastic range.

Kate Nash

Kate Nash - Dickhead



sorry this cuts off before complete - but it's the best option for sound quality....

Paul Simon