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blue b4 the moon
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Neil Young played with Crosby Stills & Nash at Woodstock but refused to be filmed as he thought some bands were posing for the cameras.
Bill Walker
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As was the piano on Life On Mars !The piano on Cat Stevens “Morning has Broken” was played by Rick Wakeman.
Bill Walker
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The guitar on The Beatles "Sun King" was a little tribute to the guitar sound on Fleetwood Macs "Albatross"
And the Spanish lyrics were all made up.
And the Spanish lyrics were all made up.
Bill Walker
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The Neil young song "Pocahontas" has a melody that is taken from Carol King's song "He's a bad Boy"
Protein Junkie
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Rock band The Cult are not dipper fans.
Billy Duffy’s a blue :-)
Billy Duffy’s a blue :-)
Grassland Blue
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Harder than the Krays...The Quality Street gang
Grassland Blue
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Some people would say that Ray Davies and the Kinks were a punk band before punk became a thing...Many people think the Sex Pistols song - Anarchy In The Uk was the first punk single to be released in the UK. It was released on the 28/11/1976 whereas the first punk single released was over a month earlier when The Damned released New Rose on the 22/10/1976.
BlueMoonRisin’
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Do you mean their early stuff? If so I'm not familiar with their songs before they became a charts band.Some people would say that Ray Davies and the Kinks were a punk band before punk became a thing...
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Tell us something we dont know !There are three main types of augmented sixth chords, commonly known as the Italian sixth, the French sixth, and the German sixth.
The Italian sixth (It+6 or It6 or ♯iv6) is derived from iv6 with an altered fourth scale degree. This is the only augmented sixth chord comprising just three distinct notes; in four part writing the tonic pitch is doubled.
The French sixth (Fr+6 or Fr4 3) is similar to the Italian, but with an additional tone. The notes of the French sixth chord are all contained within the same whole tone scale lending a sonority common to French music in the 19th century (especially associated with impressionistic music)
The German sixth (Ger+6 or Ger6 5) is also like the Italian, but with an added tone.
In Classical music, however, it appears in much the same places as the other variants, though perhaps less often because of the contrapuntal difficulties outlined below. It appears frequently in the works of Beethoven, and in ragtime music. The German sixth chord is enharmonically equivalent to a dominant seventh chord though it functions differently.
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Mozart sold more CDs in 2016 than Beyoncé.Tell us something we dont know !
MCFCTrick
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Before which, he demonstrated keyboards in Swans music shop on Oldham St.The keyboard player in Dare was in Thin Lizzy. His mum was Phil Lynott's mums hairdresser and got the gig via the connection.
And at weekends played alongside a drummer (John Wrigley) backing the "turns" at Christ The King Catholic Club. (Think Phoenix Nights for real)
He still plays and records with Dare now. Lives in North Wales, in a country house hotel his missus runs, where he also has a studio.
Through Darren I met Lynott several times ... one of which I told him that being born in West Bromwich and brought up in Dublin he was bound to be a rag, to which he called me a "Blue ****"... which I am proud of.
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-dabz-
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Lol..No stranger to the Phoenix Nights bit...My dad was a resident drummer in various pubs and clubs over the years. Whereabouts in North Wales is his hotel?Before which, he demonstrated keyboards in Swans music shop on Oldham St.
And at weekends played alongside a drummer (John Wrigley) backing the "turns" at Christ The King Catholic Club. (Think Phoenix Nights for real)
He still plays and records with Dare now. Lives in North Wales, in a country house hotel his missus runs, where he also has a studio.
Through Darren I met Lynott several times ... one of which I told him that being born in West Bromwich and brought up in Dublin he was bound to be a rag, to which he called me a "Bue ****"... which I am proud of.
Barcon
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He lived in Failsworth up the rd from me when I lived there and went to Partington street and Brierley ave.Yep, a lad from Hollinwood called Darren Wharton
Simon Wright lived close by (near Mani from the roses) and ended up in ac/dc.
Is the correct answerRock band The Cult are not dipper fans.
Billy Duffy’s a blue :-)
-dabz-
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Prince didn't need to have any ribs removed, he was always able to suck his own cock...He loved himself.Marilyn Mason, Prince and I think Iggy Pop all had rib(s) removed in order to be able to give themselves blow job's.
Obviously all lacking in the trouser department WAHEY!
Are the others true or were they music industry rumours?Prince didn't need to have any ribs removed, he was always able to suck his own cock...He loved himself.
Either way heard it somewhere when I was younger
Yep, he lived on Hollins as a kidHe lived in Failsworth up the rd from me when I lived there and went to Partington street and Brierley ave.
Simon Wright lived close by (near Mani from the roses) and ended up in ac/dc.