Hey Bov what did you hear at the battle of the bands anything like this?
not making fun, I'm a redneck guy I like this
not making fun, I'm a redneck guy I like this
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I heard a lot of local blues and had a good time 
These were all solo or duo musicians and the contest is sponsored by the Connecticut Blues Society. Our friend's duo didn't win, but they should have...honest!
These were all solo or duo musicians and the contest is sponsored by the Connecticut Blues Society. Our friend's duo didn't win, but they should have...honest!
Sorry... but I wouldn't exactly call it a "cover" when he wrote the song to begin with...
He had one of the most beautiful male voices in Rock ever, as far as I'm concerned... back from the days of King Crimson, too... but it's gone now, and it has been for quite a while. Sadly. (his looks didn't age too well, either)
I actually walked out of the last ELP 'reunion' concert, when he started started to sing "Take a Pebble", and had a smoke (ha!!) it was always one of my faves I just couldn't bear to listen to it...
Yes, SK I agree, I've always thought so too. Of course I don't know how it sounds in person but on the video you can tell it's deeper than it used to be. But, that's what getting older does to us. I'm probably not as cute as I used to be either ,ha.
I've seen King Crimson with many different line-ups through the years... but I think the best was with Greg Lake on vox... 
and this one is one of my faves!!
and this one is one of my faves!!
Then 2 of the original KC members left and put out one album... (Ian McDonald later went on to form Foreigner with Mick Jones)
This isn't one of my fave songs, but I chose it when I noticed this comment... LOL!!
This isn't one of my fave songs, but I chose it when I noticed this comment... LOL!!
Ok, one more from Greg Lake... and still one of my all time fave modern Christmas Songs!!
"Although it is often categorized as a Christmas song, this was not Lake's intention.
Lake wrote the song in protest at the commercialization of Christmas."
"Although it is often categorized as a Christmas song, this was not Lake's intention.
Lake wrote the song in protest at the commercialization of Christmas."
Careful mate, or the Moonlit Knight will have to say nee to you or at least fart in your general direction. Now, what is the capital of Assyria or your favorite color?
I bought the "Freak Out" album when it 1st came out... I was 12 yrs. old... Ha!!
So by the time the 2nd one, "Absolutely Free", was out I had turned 13, and this song made my Mother run screaming into the room demanding to know what I was listening to.... LMAO!!!
"But back in the bed his teen-age queen
Is rocking and rolling and acting obscene..."
"Only thirteen, and she knows how to nasty"
(and NO, I didn't... yet!! )
So by the time the 2nd one, "Absolutely Free", was out I had turned 13, and this song made my Mother run screaming into the room demanding to know what I was listening to.... LMAO!!!
"But back in the bed his teen-age queen
Is rocking and rolling and acting obscene..."
"Only thirteen, and she knows how to nasty"
(and NO, I didn't... yet!!
)
No wonder we scared our parents half to death LMAO! I could always get a rise out of my mom with Cheech and Chong too
My mom liked Jethro Tull and the Who's 'Tommy' LP, and actually went to see a Tull concert with me!! (I think it was the Stand Up tour...) She wanted to see the Who, but I told her they weren't quite the same in concert... so I took her to see the movie when it first came out.. Ha!!
She even had a canary that would stand on one leg when it sang, so she named it Ian, after Ian Anderson in Tull...
She even had a canary that would stand on one leg when it sang, so she named it Ian, after Ian Anderson in Tull...
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