The Quarantine Canteen Jukebox AKA The Music Thread

[Gee Wally]

 

[GordonHowe]

BOB SEGER (1977) - MainStreet

Bob Seger - Roll Me Away From the album "The Distance" 1982

 

[aguineapig]

If you were anybody who wanted to be a somebody, well then nobody could miss this show. Dick Clark and Bandstand had the slick production, but Shindig was where you got the hair, the clothes and the dance moves. Don't have to worry about the hair anymore, clothes are pajamas, dance moves would put me in traction, but there was a time.







Little Eva Locomotion Shindig 1965

They recorded show in LA and London. Here's the boys from London
The Beatles - I'm A Loser (Shindig 1964)

Mick and Brian introduce their mentor Howlin Wolf, you'd never get that on Bandstand

Howlin' Wolf on Shindig Broadcast Date May 20, 1965

 

[Orr Fourever]

Speaking of Aerosmith- my personal favorites:

I like this power ballad off the Pump album.

 

[Orr Fourever]

When Mr. Perry came back to the fold...

 

[Ladyfan]

I only know this one song by this band but love it. I love the piano and words.

If you are a not so young person I believe this song has more meaning.

@Gee Wally and @Fenway check out the words.

 

[aguineapig]

I remember watching this when it was on In Concert. The Guess Who, a good old Canadian band, became my favorite and Burton Cummings with the Orr jersey my favorite singer!

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

I like this power ballad off the Pump album.

UCONN spring concert my junior year. Two acts I hadn't heard of. Went to a party instead. My girlfriend (now wife) went and I asked how the show was. She said the band from Boston was really loud. But the Jewish guy from New Jersey was very good.

 

[BMC]

I remember watching this when it was on In Concert. The Guess Who, a good old Canadian band, became my favorite and Burton Cummings with the Orr jersey my favorite singer!

My favorite Guess Who songs:

 

[aguineapig]

ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PatEynaDidk

By this time Randy Bachman was gone off to BTO, this was next to last album with Burton. The guitar player co wrote this one. His name ? Domenic Troiano. Sound like anyone you know from here (Lost Peanut)?

 

[WestCoastBruinsFan]

ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PatEynaDidk

By this time Randy Bachman was gone off to BTO, this was next to last album with Burton. The guitar player co wrote this one. His name ? Domenic Troiano. Sound like anyone you know from here (Lost Peanut)?

And of course Randy did this band called Brave Belt in between there someplace. Thankfully Fred Turner came along to put the Rock back into the sound.

 

[hrdpuk]

Sorry if I'm duplicating

I shall be released

 

[Blowfish]

I will never forget this....

 

[GordonHowe]

Smart move to stay out of the politics here. Or most anywhere besides the voting booth. I'd rather listen to Townes.

There's a hole heaven where some sin slips through
Close your eyes and dream real steady
Maybe just a little will spill on you

Not sure I'd rather listen to Townes. Depressing stuff and I'm depressed enough.

 

[GordonHowe]

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[GordonHowe]

If you were anybody who wanted to be a somebody, well then nobody could miss this show. Dick Clark and Bandstand had the slick production, but Shindig was where you got the hair, the clothes and the dance moves. Don't have to worry about the hair anymore, clothes are pajamas, dance moves would put me in traction, but there was a time.







Little Eva Locomotion Shindig 1965

They recorded show in LA and London. Here's the boys from London
The Beatles - I'm A Loser (Shindig 1964)

Mick and Brian introduce their mentor Howlin Wolf, you'd never get that on Bandstand

Howlin' Wolf on Shindig Broadcast Date May 20, 1965

Howlin' Wolf was amazing.

Now, I don't want to incite the PC Police, but Keith Richard had this to say when assaying why white teens didn't glom onto black blues legends in the 60s,

"One, they were old. Two, they were black. Three, they were ugly."

 

[GordonHowe]

I will never forget this....

Yeah. It was pretty cool.

Oy, I forgot those boots. It was '85, after all.

 

[TinyRivers]

Linda Ronstadt does a great version too:

Well, she's definitely hotter....than Bonnie, not my wife....hehe.

 

[TinyRivers]

Speaking of Aerosmith- my personal favorites:

Aerosmith - Walkin' The Dog

My favorites ....I Think.

 

[GordonHowe]

Again, can't vouch for the video, but a modern classic.

Neko Case, "People Got a Lot of Nerve,"

 

[Gordon Lightfoot]

Again, can't vouch for the video, but a modern classic.

Neko Case, "People Got a Lot of Nerve,"

Ooh how I love me some Neko. I’ve seen her in concert three times solo and twice with the New Pornographers.
I also got her big box set a few years ago. One of my favorite items.

Neko Case / Truckdriver, Gladiator, Mule / 8LP vinyl box set | superdeluxeedition

 

[GordonHowe]

Ooh how I love me some Neko. I’ve seen her in concert three times solo and twice with the New Pornographers.
I also got her big box set a few years ago. One of my favorite items.

Neko Case / Truckdriver, Gladiator, Mule / 8LP vinyl box set | superdeluxeedition

I actually don't know her work that well, though I love this particular song.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

Ooh how I love me some Neko. I’ve seen her in concert three times solo and twice with the New Pornographers.
I also got her big box set a few years ago. One of my favorite items.

Neko Case / Truckdriver, Gladiator, Mule / 8LP vinyl box set | superdeluxeedition

I've seen her a couple times also. Once at Berklee and once in Hartford. She's very cool.

 

[CDJ]

I only know this one song by this band but love it. I love the piano and words.

If you are a not so young person I believe this song has more meaning.

@Gee Wally and @Fenway check out the words.

 

[Gordon Lightfoot]

I actually don't know her work that well, though I love this particular song.

I think she’s phenomenal! Listen to any of her albums and I bet you’ll like it.