Favorite music from the 60's & 70's

Wavels

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #81

 

Wavels

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #82

 

Wavels

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #83

 

Wavels

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #84

 

Wavels

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #85

 

Wavels

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #86

 

Wavels

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #87

 

Wavels

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #88

 

Wavels

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #89

 

Wavels

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #90

 

Wavels

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #91

 

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Illinois Enema Bandit

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #92

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I love the entire improv they did with Montana here,its my 2nd favorite version of the song,the newly released " Road Tapes " has this performance on disc #2,it sucks the 2 kids are demanding Dweezil no longer do the Zappa Plays Zappa gig without turning over the lions share of the profits from his exhaustive touring to the Zappa Trust & equally split with Diva,Ahmet & Moon,moon is the only one not jamming Dweezil up.

what's going to happen with all this is Dweezil will stop touring , once again nobody will be able to play FZ's shit & millennials will only have kanye west autotune & 20hz bass tracks,or redundant death metal to be exposed to,all my kids love FZ & my grandkids are getting a kick out of " yellow snow" as they call it,thanks to franks music my sons appreciate orchestral music & our grangkids too.

 

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Illinois Enema Bandit

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #93

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excellent choice with that album,jean luc was genius to team up with Ralph Armstrong & Allen Holdsworth for that masterwork,Holdsworths solo on the final cut on the LP titled " struggle of the turtle to the sea" is the perfect solo IMO

the guitar work by Ralph Armstrong & Allen Holdsworth is brilliant on the album,I'm glad fusion was brought into the thread because I forgot how important fusion jazz/rock was to the era's music.

 

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Illinois Enema Bandit

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #94

Great artists guys,I was starting to wonder of anybody else cared about the importance of that era's music,good to see others still enjoy it .

I'm going to drag out a band most rock n rollers dismiss because they were a " funk " band,the contributions from Parliament Funkedelic to the 70's were outstanding,the piece titled " maggot brain " still holds up today .

I have tasted the maggots in the mind of the universe & was given a choice to rise above it all,or drown in my own shit !

I love the " clean " fuzz tone Eddie Hazel chose for this piece

 

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Illinois Enema Bandit

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #95

Billy Cobham folks,for surely in the top 10 drummers of the 1970's,some funky shit going on here where billy is playing in 19 at one point .

 

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Illinois Enema Bandit

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #96

I'm listening to this RTF piece now & loving it,another monster jazz rock band from the 70's kids don't know about,but should .

 

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Illinois Enema Bandit

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #97

 

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Illinois Enema Bandit

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #98

one of the iconic 70's southern rock songs everybody knows but don't know who plays it

 

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Illinois Enema Bandit

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #99

one of the more complex progressive rock jams of the 70's,its got an evil vibe feel to it but still a killer piece of music

 

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Illinois Enema Bandit

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• Sep 8, 2016

• #100

the professional dope growers anthem !