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[PackRat]

More John Hiatt -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQEJotXpnaQ#

@vastone - that is some awesome stuff

[zbreaker]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vaPXyVrlyQ#

NYC lower east side band from the 90's. If they ever had the proper management they could have gained ground. Great song.

[PackRat]

SRV, Couldn't Stand the Weather.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=272aujSjIQs#

[hakerdefo]

Some cool guitar outro here,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtXFfizk5nE#

[zbreaker]

SRV & JB - 20+ minutes of pure genius...

http://youtu.be/qDjgJ8Am2x8

[PackRat]

Big Country - Look Away

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDrIydpNKkE#

[jedi]

Big Country - In a Big Country

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KfyWLNnNlc#

Oh the memories...

[hakerdefo]

Most VSIDO forum members are from U.S. And this is something they might not have heard before. In India popular music is dominated by movie scores. On average most Indian films will feature 10-12 songs. That's almost 50 minutes of music in a single movie I know it is hard for most non-Indians to believe this. But I think Hollywood used to make many musicals and they were very popular from 1930s to early 1960s.
Here is one such movie song from a 1971 movie. Enjoy! Cheers!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_v9oQhVE2E#

[jeffreyC]

Currently in the US  it is the kiss of death at the box office for a movie to be a musical.
Unless it is a Disney cartoon which are ALWAYS musicals.

[PackRat]

^ aint that the truth.

Good stuff, hakerdefo

some Ravi Shankar -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gWCiLexilY#

for any youngsters here, Dick Cavett was the best at celebrity (or any) interviews.

[zbreaker]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hCfcl5j5hs#

[VastOne]

Every one here has excellent and eclectic taste that I truly admire... I love all music, there is very very little that I will not listen to (anything that advocates direct violence to any person, sex, race creed etc etc...)

I have all of my favorite albums on my Nexus now and use them for practicing golf, which can be boring as hell, a monotonous litany of 'to correct incorrect habits one must do it correctly at least 300 times"... having the albums lets me pass two hours of that in a heartbeat... It is fun on both levels

At the Rat Man... Dick Cavats dry sense of humor and style was something I admired... he never seemed rattled

[zbreaker]

Oh yeah? Try some of this...I was a young lad when I dug this fellow...

http://youtu.be/xcBzrZy6uOI

[VastOne]

^ Excellent taste!  Ronson was very cool

I always thought Peter Frampton and he should have played together, they were a lot alike

[zbreaker]

Was to a couple of Frampton shows in the 70's. He was quite the Les Paul Custom player and knew how to work the crowd indeed.