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[westhc]

7/20 #1
remember these?

 

[mac63]

7/20
#3

 

[Foggy Road]

7/20 #1

 

[super dave]

7/20
#1

Thanks Redd & Eric for the GREAT Contests!

This was the 60's too, with a lot of style & class, before the Hippies & Dippies came along!
I was there, being born in the Motor City & all, I saw the start of Motown!



Little Stevie Wonder was a big part of Motown, even as a kid! I heard a story that at 12, he could play every instrument except 3 & he's blind!



The Funk Brothers were the Sound & Backbone of all the great Motown Artists! You can here that music sound in all the songs & I think that's what made the Stars Great but they never got the credit that they truly deserve & I don't think some would've been so great without them, they really made the Motown Sound!

From the excellent movie/documentary, "Standing in the Shadows of Motown". The Funk Brothers, the session musicians featured in this documentary, has played in more #1 hits than the The Beatles, Elvis Presley, The Rolling Stones, and The Beach Boys combined. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Funk...

Later in the video, "Ain't Too Proud to Beg" - Funk Brothers and Ben Harper

 

[Reddhott]

JUST love the old motown!!! ahhh the funk brothers!!!

7/20
#1

Thanks Redd & Eric for the GREAT Contests!

This was the 60's too, with a lot of style & class, before the Hippies & Dippies came along!
I was there, being born in the Motor City & all, I saw the start of Motown!



Little Stevie Wonder was a big part of Motown, even as a kid! I heard a story that at 12, he could play every instrument except 3 & he's blind!



The Funk Brothers were the Sound & Backbone of all the great Motown Artists! You can here that music sound in all the songs & I think that's what made the Stars Great but they never got the credit that they truly deserve & I don't think some would've been so great without them, they really made the Motown Sound!

From the excellent movie/documentary, "Standing in the Shadows of Motown". The Funk Brothers, the session musicians featured in this documentary, has played in more #1 hits than the The Beatles, Elvis Presley, The Rolling Stones, and The Beach Boys combined. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Funk...

Later in the video, "Ain't Too Proud to Beg" - Funk Brothers and Ben Harper

 

[Reddhott]

@MoonLit_Water
@DoomiteAsh
@HazyShades
@Debadoo

come play!!

Featured image, Marijke Koger's record sleeve for "The 5000 Spirits or the Layers of the Onion" by The Incredible String Band (1967), is reproduced from Electrical Banana

 

[super dave]

JUST love the old motown!!! ahhh the funk brothers!!!

Yea! I used to pass by the Hitsville USA studio, it was a house on West Grand Boulevard in Detroit & it's still there as a museum now...wow! I love the history of it all!

 

[super dave]

7/20
#2

***30 min rule***

The 60's WOW!



One of the very first recordings using the wah-wah pedal everybody.

 

[mac63]

7/20
#4
4TH POSTS WILL BE TAG A FRIEND.
@tiggerrts @liblue1

 

[angelphyre]

7/20
1.

 

[westhc]

7/20 #2
Not so good memories

 

[greenmachine17]

20 July
#4
Tag ur it
@Opinionated @KayP @iamtezr
@Hypnophone @baybeebeast @YePsTeR @Sunray @Snapdragon @crystalluv545 @whodat2112 @skyboxer1968

 

[angelphyre]

7/20
2.

 

[westhc]

7/20 #3
dragging main street on Friday night.
This looks like my small home town.

 

[iamtezr]

7/20
#1

Everybody remembers the Flintstones!!

 

[westhc]

7/20 #4
@doctadrea

 

[iamtezr]

7/20
#2

First Ford Mustang

 

[angelphyre]

7/20
3.

 

[iamtezr]

7/20
#3

 

[Reddhott]

ohhh the pain! hahahahhaha