Song, or Instrumental of the Day.

Thanks for the tune.

 

Wasn't a huge fan of BTO but this was maybe their best. Following the lineage I had every Guess Who album since their origins. Burton Cummings had a masterful voice and Randy Bachman was a great songwriter. His son Tal Bachman had some interesting music in the 90's and possibly could have filled in for John Lennon if the Beatles had done a reunion tour before George's passing.

Here's his one hit wonder - a bit flowery but some lovely eye candy.......(Cleopatra for the guys and Tal I suppose for FearThe Beard).

 

Always loved this quirky tune..............another one that sticks in your brain all day.

 

I never knew this was His son. Blows my mind. I remember this tune. Thanks for the knowledge, and(video) tune.

 

LoL. I played in a band back in the day called Tangent, and We use 2 cover this , and a couple others by them. Hell I still play it every once in a while. I believe We covered every top 40 song during that time period. Thanks for the Video

 

I know and like this song. I never knew about the BTO connection!

 

This came on My Playlist earlier today,and has been stuck in My head all day.
Dig the harmonics at the end. Hell the Guitar is awesome period.
Jim Croce: Time in a Bottle

 

I've always loved this Blue Murder song, Jelly Roll. John Sykes is a very underrated guitar player.

 

Great tune, and I remember it. I will probably always remember Him in Thin Lizzy, and WhiteSnake. I seen Him with WhiteSnake.

 

Nice, I saw them for the tour of the "Whitesnake" album that Sykes wrote most of, but Coverdale had replaced him by the time I saw them.

 

I've seen them twice.
Who was on the line up when You seen them??
Do You remember???

 

I saw them twice, once in the 80s and once about 5 or 6 years ago.

In the 80s, other than Coverdale, it was:

Vivian Campbell
Adrian Vandenberg
Rudy Sarzo
Tommy Aldridge.


When I saw them several years ago, other than Coverdale, it was:

Reb Beach
Joel Hoekstra
Michael Devin
Tommy Aldridge

I actually recorded a video of Still of the Night at that concert that I still have on my YouTube channel:



Another great Sykes song that ended up mostly being played by others. He didn't even get to be in the video for the song.

 

I listened to the Waiting For The Sun album the other day, and this song always gets stuck in my head when I listen to it:

 

He sure did write a bunch of great songs .
So You were recording this on Your phone???

 

I dig this. I was always more fascinated with the organ/piano/keyboard player in the Doors than anyone else. I use 2 always pick out His playing on My guitar instead of the actual guitar. LoL. I remember a band mate saying that's the organ part. LoL. I'd say I will play that part You play the guitar part.. LoL. You don't have 2 sell Me on them.
Thanks for the tune(Video).

 

My brother played this album to death! It was so popular where I grew up that someone took all the Cs off of the street sign on Clove street. "She has a house and garden, I would like to see what happens....."

 

Love Your Avatar, and Yes this album was extremely popular.

 

Yeah, that was back in 2015, so I don't even remember what phone I had back then.

 

This Song came on My Playlist this Morning, and I can't get it out of My Head.
James Gang : Funk # 49

 

You put up an age restriction Video. Get us a new one please.
I want 2 hear it.

 

Oh Yeah. Much Better. I have always dug this tune. Not only the tones on the strings, but the Hottie in the Video. Now this is stuck in My Head.
Thank You

 

Happy Birthday David Gilmour

 

To think, first time I saw him/them was 50 years ago. He was 26. Happy day Sir. Hope you stay Comfortably Numb, in a good way.