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Jimmy S.
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Aaah the 70's! A defining decade in Rock-N-Roll. I was a product of the 70's also, however, it was the music of the 60's that moved me the most. Stones, Beatles, Clapton, Dylan..Peace Signs, and Hippies. A great era to be brought up in.
19 January 2007 - Biddle (Safe at Home)
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Johnny Mars
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The Raspberries: great pop songs, great vocals, great production, and killer guitar sounds. Too bad Capital Records didn't know how to market these guys.
19 January 2007 - Biddle(Goin' All The Way)
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Joe G
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Edgar Winter & White Trash 1st lp
18 January 2007 - Home
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Adam Stierle
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I'm a 70's child ( well i was a Teenager in the 70's)
I still feel the Best ROCK music came out of the 70's
I Still feel that way with a few exceptions
Here are my Favorite 70's Bands
1. Led Zepelin
2. Pink Floyd
3. Kiss
4. Van Halen
5. David Bowie
6. Aerosmith
7. Boston
8. Foreigner
9. Queen
10.Rainbow
I could list more, but it would be too many.
and Damn, i still to this day, love BREAD's greatest hits album
What are some of your favorite 70's bands
and for that guy who said FOGHAT was his first show...I saw Foghat with Rick Derringer in Savannah Georgia in the 70's and that was a Kick Ass show
18 January 2007 - Downingtown, PA
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Kimmy
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Excited to see a show at the Cadillac Lounge, Toronto in May .. for anyone in need of a road trip this spring..Sammy is a gracious host his venue reminiscent of the Decade..The city is well worth the short drive..I made the trip last fall.. If anyone interested I'd be glad to offer some info on Hotel Accommodations....And info on boutiques and art galleries ...Toronto is a major scene for the performing arts..World culture and natural history museums..And for you sports fans.. The Hockey Hall of Fame is downtown.. Then a sort cab ride to the Distillery District for sample beer at the cities many small breweries.. So did I convince any of you?? its just Down the Road A Piece
18 January 2007 - Irwin
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Joe G
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Great gig at Twin Oaks. Thanks for coming out. It was great to see everyone.
Unsung hero division: Scott Kempner and the Del Lords. I always saw them as NYC's version of the Houserockers. Two of the best shows ever at the Decade was a Del Lord show and the night Scott played with us.
Teen bands: How about the Dave Clark 5? Their singles sound (sonically ) better than all
other Brit invasion bands except for the
Beatles. Good luck finding them tho.
Here's some NEW dates.
FEB 16 FRIDAY /HARD ROCK
MARCH 10 SATURDAY /CLUB CAFE
MARCH 17 SATURDAY/ BEACH ROOM, Finleyville
MARCH 24 SATURDAY /CARHOPS
APRIL 14 SATURDAY /TWIN OAKS
APRIL 21 SATURDAY/ RHYTHM HOUSE
MAY 5 SATURDAY /CARHOPS
MAY 18/19 FRIDAY & SATURDAY/ CADILLAC LOUNGE TORONTO
18 January 2007 - Across the Great Divide
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DannyG
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Sax legend Michael Brecker passed away on January 13, 2007 after a long battle with leukemia. Michael was a major influence for me and one of the most influential modern sax players of our time. He will be sadly missed by so many...includng me. My prayers go out to his family, his wife and kids and his brother Randy as well as his many contemporaries and friends. Rest in Peace Michael. God Bless you.
17 January 2007
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Tom Breiding
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If you guys are going that far back, I'd have to include The Jackson Five "I'll be There" single my brother and I cut off the back of a Post Sugar Crisp box.
17 January 2007 - Left Field but not far from Center
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Jeff&Karen;
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DannyG, there's absolutely nothing wrong with enjoying the music of the Monkees. They really did have some great songs with some strong production behind them. I'll go you one better, though. My first favorite musical group was the Archies. I had all their albums and even some 45's cut out of the back of cereal boxes. I recently tracked down an Archies Greatest Hits CD and cannot begin to tell you how often I've played it. After reading the liner notes that came with the CD, it's amazing to see how many talented musicians and songwriters worked behind the scenes to make this "kid's group" such a success. If you even remotely liked the old bubblegum rock of the late 60's and early 70's, I recommend tracking down this "guilty pleasure". You just might be suprised how much you'll enjoy it!
15 January 2007 - Home of the Rock Hall (No Archies inducted,yet)
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DannyG
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Back to the best records etc. A friend of mine brought it to my attention that I left off the most influential record(s)/band from my list.
The reason that I started to play guitar in the first place when I was 7,8 and 9 years old was I wanted to be a Monkee. Yea, you heard me. I know they didn't play their own instruments until the third record (Headquarters) and I know they didn't write their own songs (they had Neil Diamond, Carol King, Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart writing for them)but they still motivated and inspired me enough to pick the guitar up. The second record (More of the Monkees has some killer tracks on it...especially Neil Diamonds Mary, Mary and She)
Later, session ace Tommy Tedesco tears up the spanish flavored Valerie. The Monkees was my very first concert ever. I saw them at the Arena in 1966. When I saw 16,000 screaming girls that pretty much sealed the deal. So, I stand corrected and humble myself by admitting that the Monkees have to be on my list.
15 January 2007
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