How about some music........part II
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@muzichead, thank you for all the Country. 
You even have good taste in it! (I know it’s not your ‘thang’.. 
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Jan
You even have good taste in it! (I know it’s not your ‘thang’.. )Jan
I think it’s location....reception fades the farther north you go.... Here in Oklahoma it’s just about all my computer can pick up...
Actually you'd be surprised as these days it is mostly country that I listen to!! I still have a very soft spot in my soul for the rock of old though. I tend to like the stuff that was more blues driven...@muzichead, thank you for all the Country.
Jan
@Eric Parlin This band was the real reason that I finally picked up a guitar and where it all started... I heard music in a completely different way hearing these guys...
Sad day concerning the Cranberries. She was great, and will be missed.
Samantha Fish is another young female is on the rise with raw Blues/Country talent, and she's damn good on Guitar as well. I'm just now discovering her great tunes and talent.
...skip to 7:22 one of her best songs :: "Blood In The Water"
Samantha Fish is another young female is on the rise with raw Blues/Country talent, and she's damn good on Guitar as well. I'm just now discovering her great tunes and talent.
...skip to 7:22 one of her best songs :: "Blood In The Water"
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Thanks... I loved the little bio on the Whiskey. I frequented that establishment 5 nights a week for several years back in the 90's. One of the most renown music establishments in the industry and also one of the smallest venues you'll ever see a show in. I remember capacity was listed at 500 on the front door but I can tell you the majority of the time I was there it seemed like is was a lot more than that!! We're talking you can't even move without bumping into someone which isn't really a bad thing with all the women that packed that place, if you know what I mean!! Great memories though...
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