Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 12:54 pm
BUBBLEPUPPY------HOT ,SMOKE AND SASAFRAS!!!!!!!
KILLER TUNE!!!!!!!
KILLER TUNE!!!!!!!
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Scottmac wrote: Styxgotta love it good one
HowlinJ wrote:To tell ya the truth, Capt., it;s amazing any of us impressionable lower middle class white kids in the 60's even got to hear the somewhat pornographic rockers The Fugs.wow you brought up memories remember the song coca cola bottle [d] pretty x rated for the time
Saunders, Ginsburg and company also had a very cool album released a bit later called Tenderness Junction. It was remarkable because it was on Frank Sinatra's label "Reprise". I often wondered if 'OL Blue Eyes ever actually listened to any Fugs music. That album featured one of my favorite Fugs tunes, Wet Dream. Unfortunately, I was unable to locate a You- Tube of it.
Howlin'
RGMixProject wrote:The first drum beat I ever learned from another band was this. It was because of this band I became a Rock Drummer.yes yes saw them live great crow
Crow
Song: Cottage Cheese
Here thay are 30 years later.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kv0r6yiUGM
sanshouheil wrote:I think anybody thats been around a while must have heard of Savoy Brown.hek yea harold the frog
Cary Smith wrote:How about:wasent that tim bogart on bass:?: cactus
Aldo Nova - "Fantasy" & "Monkey on Your Back"
Ambrosia - They had some soft rock stuff.
Poco - Came out of Buffalo Sprinfield then afterward The Eagles.
The Sweet - Way ahead of thier time.
Autograph - "Turn Up the Radio"
Honeymoon Suite - "New Girl Now"
Average White Band - "Pick Up the Pieces"
Brownsville Station - album: "Let Your Yeah be Yeah!"
Red Rider - "Lunitic Fringe"
Pablo Cruz - "Love Will Find A Way"
Carl Douglas - "Kung-Fu Fighting"
Rupert Holmes - "Escape" (The Pina Colada Song)
Firefall - "You Are the Woman"
Cactus - Raunchy '70's Rock.
Nick Gilder - "Hot Child in the City"
Gorky Park - Russian band doing a bad version of "My Generation"
Donnie Iris - "Love Is Like a Rock"
The Headpins - I have no idea what they did except '80's rock.
Jo Moma - album: "J is for Jump" Carole King was backup vocals.
A Box of Frogs - featuring Jimmy Page.
OK, I'll stop
Cary Smith wrote:Bob Welch - "Ebony Eyes" & "Sentimental Lady" would have been a good one for that list.one of my favorites so melodic
Cary Smith wrote:How about:not so obscure for us older guys heard all of them all pretty darn good dont forget mott the hoople for the list
Aldo Nova - "Fantasy" & "Monkey on Your Back"
Ambrosia - They had some soft rock stuff.
Poco - Came out of Buffalo Sprinfield then afterward The Eagles.
The Sweet - Way ahead of thier time.
Autograph - "Turn Up the Radio"
Honeymoon Suite - "New Girl Now"
Average White Band - "Pick Up the Pieces"
Brownsville Station - album: "Let Your Yeah be Yeah!"
Red Rider - "Lunitic Fringe"
Pablo Cruz - "Love Will Find A Way"
Carl Douglas - "Kung-Fu Fighting"
Rupert Holmes - "Escape" (The Pina Colada Song)
Firefall - "You Are the Woman"
Cactus - Raunchy '70's Rock.
Nick Gilder - "Hot Child in the City"
Gorky Park - Russian band doing a bad version of "My Generation"
Donnie Iris - "Love Is Like a Rock"
The Headpins - I have no idea what they did except '80's rock.
Jo Moma - album: "J is for Jump" Carole King was backup vocals.
A Box of Frogs - featuring Jimmy Page.
OK, I'll stop
AeolianReflex wrote:Focusthe yodeling was a gas
They had an instrumental song (aside from some yodeling) called Hocus Pocus that got a lot of airplay in the 70's early 80's.