Post a 1970s hit song:

Didn't get enough airplay. Jan Hammer before Miami Vice theme music fame. Again, remember exactly where I was first hearing it.

LooseGoose wrote:I was so in love with Stevie Nicks at this point in time.....

I would rub the hell out of her neck today.

Really liked The Sweet.

https://youtu.be/z13a4uky600

SawGreen wrote:

I would rub the hell out of her neck today.

Really liked The Sweet.

https://youtu.be/z13a4uky600

It's sad that this was ever considered acceptable stage garb.

R.I.P., John Warren Geils, 71.

Floyd Robertson wrote:R.I.P., John Warren Geils, 71.

Just came to post this too....they loved Detroit.

The Boston Globe‏Verified account @BostonGlobe

BREAKING: J. Geils, the guitarist who formed The J. Geils Band, was found dead at his Groton home. http://bos.gl/EDWDVT8

Frampton, Steve Miller and J Geils, Pontiac Silverdome, June 1977 was a hell of a show.

Floyd Robertson wrote:R.I.P., John Warren Geils, 71.

Bar none, my favorite live band, but I must say, JG didn't look the best last time I saw them.

RIP

(speaking of the 70's)

Once more for Geils...

Since Bob is pimping RJD's voice in another thread....some of his early work.

Since Sammy came up in another thread - A great song from one of the best debut albums ever released:

The thumping bass of Mel Schacher.....



No band sold more tickets or albums in the early 70s - they don't get their due.

Still can't believe that Kingston said Television's Marquee Moon wasn't a hit.

Seeing Roci post in this thread reminded me of this song:



Have you sung it to your partner yet?

Don't hate LOL

Inspired by the OTPT thread....

Many great songs from this band....if they had only stopped killing themselves.

LooseGoose wrote:Inspired by the OTPT thread....

My favorite version...

LooseGoose wrote:Many great songs from this band....if they had only stopped killing themselves.

it was all that stress of being a fake band, put together so that the beatles could anonymously record and put out new music.

It was a minor hit for Ian, Great White made it a huge hit....but mostly for Ronno RIP

Rolling Stone was correct as usual.

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On This Day - April 30th 1976. AC⚡️DC release HIGH VOLTAGE. Rolling Stone's review calls it 'calculated stupidity' & an 'all-time low'.

Yes, I know this was released in 1969. But fuck it, I'm rounding it up to 70. Plus every time I watch this video I'm entranced by Floyd's dance moves at 0:45 - check it out and wonder no more how he humbled others on the dance floor.

Crank it up, motherscratchers!

I think Rod's best performance of this song is on "Unplugged & Seated" but can't find that on the Youtubes....so you get this version of Danny Whitten's classic.....



Danny Whitten was the original guitar player in Crazy Horse....and the subject of this song.



Paid with his life in November of '72

In honor of him returning to Pine Knob - Seger's best song:



And the best of his concert pieces:

I always like this version:

LooseGoose wrote:

Maybe 2 collective breasts among the troupe (promoter hangup??), but I really appreciate this group and like many of their songs.