hydro-terp
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Just hit shuffle.
HT
What SMOKING music are you listening to? (2026)
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Just hit shuffle.
HT
Nick Burner
The last two inches are the best!
Great lyrics
cohibasurfer
Finally out of the darkness...
AVB
Jesus of Cool, I'm bad, I'm nationwide
Live Friday
The most critically unacclaimed band of their era Grand Funk kept rolling along filling more stadiums then any band of their time. Defining American Hard Rock of the late 60's with songs like Mean Mistreater, and Heartbreaker while paying respect to other groups in their covers.
This was released as a double album and like most of that era was cut to fit on a single CD. Unlike others though it has been reissued many time in both double CD sets with all the songs and the editied single CD. While the album cover shows the band playing at the Atlanta Pop Festival none of the songs on the album were recorded there with all being done at different Florida locations.
At the time reviews were like those of Kiss - you either love them or you hate them. Words like predictable, plodding and unimaginative were common at the time but more modern reviews place this as near equal to groups like Deep Purple, MC5 and Free. What the critics said didn't seem to matter to the buying public as the album went Gold a week after release.
Grand Funk Railroad, 'Live Album' (1970)
The most critically unacclaimed band of their era Grand Funk kept rolling along filling more stadiums then any band of their time. Defining American Hard Rock of the late 60's with songs like Mean Mistreater, and Heartbreaker while paying respect to other groups in their covers.
This was released as a double album and like most of that era was cut to fit on a single CD. Unlike others though it has been reissued many time in both double CD sets with all the songs and the editied single CD. While the album cover shows the band playing at the Atlanta Pop Festival none of the songs on the album were recorded there with all being done at different Florida locations.
At the time reviews were like those of Kiss - you either love them or you hate them. Words like predictable, plodding and unimaginative were common at the time but more modern reviews place this as near equal to groups like Deep Purple, MC5 and Free. What the critics said didn't seem to matter to the buying public as the album went Gold a week after release.
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AVB
Jesus of Cool, I'm bad, I'm nationwide
Yep, it's that kind of night.
80s Rocker
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kann
One Leg Of Fury.
kann
One Leg Of Fury.
Nick Burner
The last two inches are the best!
kann
One Leg Of Fury.
Still my favorite AB album. Fight me.
cohibasurfer
Finally out of the darkness...
80s Rocker
Well-Known Member
AVB
Jesus of Cool, I'm bad, I'm nationwide
Monday Morning Blues
A modern classic.
A modern classic.
AVB
Jesus of Cool, I'm bad, I'm nationwide
Early trip to my drug dealer tomorrow so you get TFT early.
Willie Dixon wrote it and gave it to Howlin' Wolf who recorded it in 1961. Howlin' Wolf toured Englamd in October 1964 where the Stones saw his show. They released their version in November 1964.
Willie Dixon wrote it and gave it to Howlin' Wolf who recorded it in 1961. Howlin' Wolf toured Englamd in October 1964 where the Stones saw his show. They released their version in November 1964.
kann
One Leg Of Fury.
AVB
Jesus of Cool, I'm bad, I'm nationwide
I don't think I've seen that many performers in a Tiny Desk Concert before.
AVB
Jesus of Cool, I'm bad, I'm nationwide
Now I can say it again.
AVB
Jesus of Cool, I'm bad, I'm nationwide
WW is early not because we want too but because we have too.
Her first single at 13 - 1959
Her first solo hit just 2 months before her first hit with Porter Wagoner - 1967
Her first hit with Porter Wagoner a cover of a Tom Paxton song - 1967. Tom was a well known writer if anti-war songs since 1965 at the time
Her first hit after leaving Porter - a love song to him - 1974
Her biggest duet - 1984
GODSPEED DOLLY.
Her first single at 13 - 1959
Her first solo hit just 2 months before her first hit with Porter Wagoner - 1967
Her first hit with Porter Wagoner a cover of a Tom Paxton song - 1967. Tom was a well known writer if anti-war songs since 1965 at the time
Her first hit after leaving Porter - a love song to him - 1974
Her biggest duet - 1984
GODSPEED DOLLY.
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