Post your Saturday night jams ... or your fav music ...

[Onewolf426]

 

[Jester560]

 

[Bassbob]

Lindsay Buckingham and Christine McVie's voices blend together so well.

 

[belladonna]

Lindsay Buckingham and Christine McVie's voices blend together so well.

I just love listening to them..either all together, or separately. Classic voices.

 

[Bassbob]

I just love listening to them..either all together, or separately. Classic voices.

Fleetwood Mac in the late 70s was mind blowing.

I was just trying to remember how to play Never Going Back Again. I never could execute it cleanly. It's just a ridiculously difficult piece of music to play, although Buckingham refers to it as the least complex example of his "Travis picking" style. Sounds simple you say ? Just try it. Then sing on top of it.
And if you look, as time went on and he got older when he played this song live he slowed it way the hell down. Yes that's one guitar played by one guy in one take.

 

[KillerFord1977]

 

[KillerFord1977]

 

[Talyn]

 

[Bassbob]

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I just had a nice shave with a 100 year old razor. Music for the occasion was La Villa Strangiato and No One at the Bridge.

 

[Cedric]

Speaking of bridge Robin Trower and Bridge of Sighs is one of my favorites. I always thought he was one of the most underplayed artists on the radio. You know, at midnight when I was on the road somewhere in the hinterlands.

 

[Bassbob]

Speaking of bridge Robin Trower and Bridge of Sighs is one of my favorites. I always thought he was one of the most underplayed artists on the radio. You know, at midnight when I was on the road somewhere in the hinterlands.

Day of the Eagle was one of the earliest songs I learned to play as a young teenage guitar enthusiast.

 

[Talyn]

Speaking of bridge Robin Trower and Bridge of Sighs is one of my favorites. I always thought he was one of the most underplayed artists on the radio. You know, at midnight when I was on the road somewhere in the hinterlands.

Definitely a Classic.

 

[Talyn]

 

[Talyn]

Mid-80's Rush from Power Windows

I really into watching this on a video jukebox at an arcade.

 

[Bassbob]

 

[KillerFord1977]

Who remeber a …. “Soul Train” !!!
Loved that show…

 

[Bassbob]

Who remeber a …. “Soul Train” !!!
Loved that show…

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Well, I have never had that happen before. I went to hit the like button, as a courtesy because Soul Train was god awful, and a box popped up asking me if I was sure I wanted to "Apply this reaction". I was so taken aback I nearly just skipped on to the next thread.

 

[Cedric]

Day of the Eagle was one of the earliest songs I learned to play as a young teenage guitar enthusiast.

I played guitar as a teenager, was in a couple of bands but was not as dedicated as I should have been. But appreciated good guitar pieces. Some years ago, when music sharing online was going strong I made a CD on Robin's work. Unfortunately, it along with several other CDs were confiscated by authorities on one of my overseas trips.

 

[Bassbob]

I played guitar as a teenager, was in a couple of bands but was not as dedicated as I should have been. But appreciated good guitar pieces. Some years ago, when music sharing online was going strong I made a CD on Robin's work. Unfortunately, it along with several other CDs were confiscated by authorities on one of my overseas trips.

I'm certain there's a couple tapes and grainy videos of my earliest bands floating around somewhere, waiting to rear it's ugly head and haunt me once again.

 

[Belt Fed]