Pull those covers up tight

too larry said:
Booker T was on the soundtrack of America. Could well be.
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You know what I never realized it before. It's blues based jam with a swing feel in the key of F. I mean there is a lot of these connections in musical history... I think Deep Purple had to be inspired by Green Onions for Lazy but I could be wrong.
 
abalonehx said:
You know what I never realized it before. It's blues based jam with a swing feel in the key of F. I mean there is a lot of these connections in musical history... I think Deep Purple had to be inspired by Green Onions for Lazy but I could be wrong.
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Booker T and the MG's day job was as the house band at Stax Records. They played on hundreds of records for all the top talent of the times, including this guy.

 
"If I don't see you know more in this world, I'll meet you in the next one...and don't be late"

And in the next one, I wanna be this guy, Mr Squeeze.

 
Amos Otis said:
10 stars ! 10 thumbs up !

You know, most people [ who knew of them ] considered Dread a 'one joke' band, but they had lineups that included killer musicians. I've argued that their version of Stairway to Heaven is better than Zeps. I still would.

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Yea they were awesome musicians and to take Zep,Elvis & reggae and make those combined parody coverversions. lol, they were good
 
"But I saw ya there...with long hair, I was scared...what? naw....cuz I didn't care..but I didn't say that..." - Tortelvis
too larry said:
Going way back on this cover. I'm sure it doesn't sound like the same song recorded in 1936.

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lol, youve bought a bag of hair...
thats hilarious!
 
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Amos Otis said:
That Tura Satana tho....:eyesmoke:
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She was one of a kind.

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