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If you’re a Beatles fan and a parent (or parent-to-be), you may want to introduce your kids to the magic of the Fab Four early on … like, from birth
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Ry Cooder – Goodnight Irene – Live 1977 (some lovely accordion from Flaco Jimenez).
Band Lineup: Guitar, Vocals – Ry Cooder, Alto Saxophone – Pat Rizzo, Drums – Isaac Garcia, Bass – Henry ‘Big Red’ Ojeda, Bajo Sexto – Jesse Poncé, Accordion – Flaco Jimenez, Vocals – Eldridge King, Terry Evans, Bobby King
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As Jacki states, our time differences are a concern. She is probably in bed now (unless she is a night owl like me). It’s currently around Wednesday at 3 pm, where I am. It’s probably around 6 am where you are Skip.
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Hi Skip. This question has been asked previously in various forms. The most recent in the Topic: “Personal Replies”. No response to date though. I think a system was trialed early in the Club’s life but was soon withdrawn.
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Amy Winehouse – Rehab
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Amy Winehouse, awesome talent and departed way too soon. Taken by that notorious Club 27!
Amy Winehouse – Back To Black
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This is a beautiful song and done so well by Ry Cooder and the Chicken Skin Band. It appeared on their album “Chicken Skin Music”.
Ry Cooder – He’ll Have To Go – Live 1977 on The Old Grey Whistle Test.
Ry Cooder and the Chicken Skin Band play ‘He’ll Have To Go’ (written by Joe and Audrey Allison) live at Shepherd’s Bush Television Theatre, London in 1977. Band Lineup: Guitar, Vocals – Ry Cooder, Alto Saxophone – Pat Rizzo, Drums – Isaac Garcia, Bass – Henry ‘Big Red’ Ojeda, Bajo Sexto – Jesse Poncé, Accordion – Flaco Jimenez, Vocals – Eldridge King, Terry Evans, Bobby King
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Norah Jones – I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight
Close your eyes, close the door You don’t have to worry any more ‘Cause I’ll be your baby tonight Shut the lights and shut the shade You don’t have to be afraid ‘Cause I’ll be your baby tonight Well, that mockingbird’s gonna sail away We’re gonna forget it That big fat moon Is gonna shine like a spoon But we’re gonna let it You won’t regret it Kick your shoes off And don’t you fear Bring that bottle over here ‘Cause I’ll be your baby tonight
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“4th Time Around” was commonly speculated to be a response to The Beatles’ song “Norwegian Wood” – written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney for the 1965 album Rubber Soul – as the two tracks share a reasonably similar melody, lyrical premise, and 3/4 time signature.
Yo La Tengo – Fourth Time Around
When she said
“Don’t waste your words, they’re just lies”
I cried she was deaf
And she worked on my face until breaking my eyes
Then said, “What else you got left?”
It was then that I got up to leave
But she said, “Don’t forget
Everybody must give something back
For something they get”
I stood there and hummed
I tapped on her drum and asked her how come
And she buttoned her boot
And straightened her suit Then she said, “Don’t get cute”
So I forced my hands in my pockets
And felt with my thumbs
The last three lines are:
And I, I never took much
I never asked for your crutch
Now don’t ask for mine
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The Flying Burrito Bros – To Ramona
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Fairport Convention – Percy’s Song (1969)
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From the album “Eight Miles High”, The Byrds “You Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere”
Featured Roger McGuinn as the lead singer and Lloyd Green on pedal steel guitar. It was included on their sixth album, Sweetheart of the Rodeo released on August 30, 1968. The album paved the way for Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman to form The Flying Burrito Brothers furthering the country-rock sound.
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Manfred Mann – “Fox on the Run” Beat Club 31.12. 1968
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Manfred Mann “My Name is Jack” Beat Club 22 6 1968
