Bo Diddley - Road Runner
La chanson rock classique du jour.
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Bo Diddley - Road Runner
"A force de frapper l'enclume, de regarder passer les lunes, tu sais parler de nos aïeux comme s'ils n'avaient jamais été vieux ..."
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Strawbs - Hero and Heroine
"A force de frapper l'enclume, de regarder passer les lunes, tu sais parler de nos aïeux comme s'ils n'avaient jamais été vieux ..."
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La version grosse réverb.... Faut pas vous énerver sinon vous allez inventer le punk ! 
L'humour est le seul vaccin contre la connerie… Le con lui n’a jamais trouvé la pharmacie ! (Aphorismes et Blues - Pierre Perret 2020)
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Mott the Hoople - Hymn for the Dudes
"A force de frapper l'enclume, de regarder passer les lunes, tu sais parler de nos aïeux comme s'ils n'avaient jamais été vieux ..."
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Fleetwood Mac - I’m So Afraid - Live at Cleveland - 1980
À mon humble avis la meilleure version de ce titre.
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The Juicy Fruits - Goodbye Eddie Goodbye…
Ce film cette bande son, rien à jeter
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Et pour moi encore plus The Beef
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Effectivement rien à jeter!
"A force de frapper l'enclume, de regarder passer les lunes, tu sais parler de nos aïeux comme s'ils n'avaient jamais été vieux ..."
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Uriah Heep - Echoes in the Dark
J'ai eu une coupure de courant ..
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Deep Purple - Solitaire
"A force de frapper l'enclume, de regarder passer les lunes, tu sais parler de nos aïeux comme s'ils n'avaient jamais été vieux ..."
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Classique mais aussi garage et reprise !Je pense que le gars était le plus grand fan du monde de The Troggs
James Baker Experience - I Can't Control Myself
James Baker Experience - I Can't Control Myself
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CCR - Walking on the Water
"A force de frapper l'enclume, de regarder passer les lunes, tu sais parler de nos aïeux comme s'ils n'avaient jamais été vieux ..."
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Nathalie Merchant - Carnival
L’ancienne chanteuse et fondatrice des 10000 Maniacs en solo. Très bonne version live, joli solo de guitare
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Ten Years After - I'd Love To Change the World
Quelle beauté ce titre ...
Ces guitares acoustique et électrique qui se répondent. Cette reverb sur le refrain. Cette frappe de batterie.
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Un chef d’œuvre!
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Brainbox - Down Man - 1969
Plus blues rock que rock classique pour ce single paru avant la sortie de leur premier album. Titre pas intégré sur ce 1er album mais sur les rééditions.
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Ten Years After - Bad Scene - 1969
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Grace Slick - Face to the Wind
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Groupe passé un peu sous les radars, j'écoutais avec Ike et Tina Turner, Redbone, et le Charlebois, etc ... !
Rock tendance soul pour les cuivres et tendance gospel léger !
Pacific Gas & Electric was an American blues rock band in the late 1960s and early 1970s, led by singer Charlie Allen. Their biggest hit was the gospel-tinged "Are You Ready?" in 1970.
The band was formed in Los Angeles in 1967, by guitarist Tom Marshall, bassist Brent Block, lead guitarist Glenn Schwartz (formerly of The James Gang) and drummer Charlie Allen, who had previously played in the band Bluesberry Jam. When it became clear that Allen was the best singer in the new group, he became the front man, and Frank Cook, previously of Canned Heat, came into the band on drums. Originally known as the Pacific Gas and Electric Blues Band, they shortened their name when they signed to Kent Records, releasing the album Get It On in early 1968. The record was not a success, but following the band's performance at the Miami Pop Festival in May 1968 they were signed by Columbia Records.
Their first album for Columbia, Pacific Gas and Electric, was issued in 1969, but they achieved greater success with their next album, Are You Ready, in 1970. The title track "Are You Ready?" reached #14 on the Billboard Hot 100. After the album was recorded, Cook was injured in a car accident and was replaced on drums by Ron Woods, Cook staying on as manager. Marshall and Schwartz left and were replaced by Frank Petricca (bass) and Ken Utterback (guitar), with Brent Block moving to rhythm guitar before leaving later in 1970. Unusually for the time, the band contained both black and white musicians, which led to rioting and gunfire on one occasion when the band, who toured widely, performed in Raleigh, North Carolina.
In 1971, the band changed their name to PG&E, following pressure from the utility company of the same name. The band also expanded, Allen, Woods, Petricca and Utterback being joined by Jerry Aiello (keyboards), Stanley Abernathy (trumpet), Alfred Galagos and Virgil Gonsalves (saxophones), and Joe Lala (percussion). They recorded the album PG&E, and also appeared in and provided music for the Otto Preminger film Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon starring Liza Minnelli. The band then split up. A final album using the name, Pacific Gas & Electric Starring Charlie Allen, was recorded by Allen with studio musicians and released on the Dunhill label in 1973. For a time the group also included Rick Durrett formerly of the band The Coven on keyboards.
Tom Marshall later suffered deteriorating health and personal circumstances, being homeless since the 1980s. Frank Petricca became a commodity broker. Charlie Allen died on 7 May 1990, aged 48.
Rock tendance soul pour les cuivres et tendance gospel léger !
Pacific Gas & Electric was an American blues rock band in the late 1960s and early 1970s, led by singer Charlie Allen. Their biggest hit was the gospel-tinged "Are You Ready?" in 1970.
The band was formed in Los Angeles in 1967, by guitarist Tom Marshall, bassist Brent Block, lead guitarist Glenn Schwartz (formerly of The James Gang) and drummer Charlie Allen, who had previously played in the band Bluesberry Jam. When it became clear that Allen was the best singer in the new group, he became the front man, and Frank Cook, previously of Canned Heat, came into the band on drums. Originally known as the Pacific Gas and Electric Blues Band, they shortened their name when they signed to Kent Records, releasing the album Get It On in early 1968. The record was not a success, but following the band's performance at the Miami Pop Festival in May 1968 they were signed by Columbia Records.
Their first album for Columbia, Pacific Gas and Electric, was issued in 1969, but they achieved greater success with their next album, Are You Ready, in 1970. The title track "Are You Ready?" reached #14 on the Billboard Hot 100. After the album was recorded, Cook was injured in a car accident and was replaced on drums by Ron Woods, Cook staying on as manager. Marshall and Schwartz left and were replaced by Frank Petricca (bass) and Ken Utterback (guitar), with Brent Block moving to rhythm guitar before leaving later in 1970. Unusually for the time, the band contained both black and white musicians, which led to rioting and gunfire on one occasion when the band, who toured widely, performed in Raleigh, North Carolina.
In 1971, the band changed their name to PG&E, following pressure from the utility company of the same name. The band also expanded, Allen, Woods, Petricca and Utterback being joined by Jerry Aiello (keyboards), Stanley Abernathy (trumpet), Alfred Galagos and Virgil Gonsalves (saxophones), and Joe Lala (percussion). They recorded the album PG&E, and also appeared in and provided music for the Otto Preminger film Tell Me That You Love Me, Junie Moon starring Liza Minnelli. The band then split up. A final album using the name, Pacific Gas & Electric Starring Charlie Allen, was recorded by Allen with studio musicians and released on the Dunhill label in 1973. For a time the group also included Rick Durrett formerly of the band The Coven on keyboards.
Tom Marshall later suffered deteriorating health and personal circumstances, being homeless since the 1980s. Frank Petricca became a commodity broker. Charlie Allen died on 7 May 1990, aged 48.
L'humour est le seul vaccin contre la connerie… Le con lui n’a jamais trouvé la pharmacie ! (Aphorismes et Blues - Pierre Perret 2020)
