The Best Songs of the 1970's

[Amos Otis]

David Bromberg? A Jewish Bluegrass Flatpicker? Honestly never heard of him, thanlks, amazing stuff

A David Bromberg Band concert gave you every style you'd ever want, from five finger and acoustic flat picking to electric blues rock and jazz. They were as tight a band as you'd ever see. Used to do annual NYC radio shows on New Years eve with multiple big name guests. How hot was this band?

 

[Amos Otis]

Yeah, Randy. Burton Cummings though... one of the greatest classic rock vocalists.

Speaking of fine vocalists and guitarists, these cats are in the 'one hit wonders' bin, but they rip it here.

 

[abalonehx]

Jesus, is that like one of the first B.C. Rich Mockingbirds?

 

[injinji]

1973

 

[greencropper]

 

[Amos Otis]

When I said 'no one could touch Bromberg in his prime' a couple posts ago, Mr Alvin Lee somehow slipped my mind. 1971 or 2.

 

[bighitter420]

 

[socaljoe]

 

[Amos Otis]

".....Like they were raised on cornbread and black eyed peas." - Don Cornelius

 

[Amos Otis]

 

[too larry]

When I said 'no one could touch Bromberg in his prime' a couple posts ago, Mr Alvin Lee somehow slipped my mind. 1971 or 2.

 

[too larry]

I saw Johnny and Edgar Winter with Rick Derringer in the early 80's. Really great showmen.

 

[Amos Otis]

When I said 'no one could touch Bromberg in his prime' a couple posts ago, Mr Alvin Lee somehow slipped my mind. 1971 or 2.

Oh, man ! Did I really call Albert Lee Alvin? That's worth a week suspension.

 

[too larry]

Oh, man ! Did I really call Albert Lee Alvin? That's worth a week suspension.

And I listened to the song and didn't catch it.

 

[too larry]

 

[abalonehx]

 

[the rock]

working for the MCA

 

[too larry]

 

[Amos Otis]

Good tune. The backing band on that RP album was essentially Little Feat. Mr Palmer latched right on, wisely.

 

[Sir Napsalot]

Jesus, is that like one of the first B.C. Rich Mockingbirds?

My BC Rich is older