Insane in the Membrane - Cypress Hill
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Song Association Game
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Frontier Psychiatrist - The Avalanches
Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da - The Beatles
Montego Bay - Bobby Bloom
Clementine - Bobby Darin
Oh My Darling (Don't Cry) - NSFW
Move Over Darling - Doris Day
Move On Up - Curtis Mayfield
Flowers in the Rain - The Move
I Can't Stand The Rain - Ann Peebles
Notes_Norton
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"Call It Stormy Monday" aka "Stormy Monday Blues" - T-Bone Walker
T-Bone was a great artist, and every guitar slinging blues singer owes a debt to Mr. Walker.
My favorite version is by Bobby "Blue" Bland and it must have been the Allman Brothers version too, because their version was very heavily influenced by Bobby's.
T-Bone was a great artist, and every guitar slinging blues singer owes a debt to Mr. Walker.
My favorite version is by Bobby "Blue" Bland and it must have been the Allman Brothers version too, because their version was very heavily influenced by Bobby's.
Stormy Weather - Ella Fitzgerald
Thunder And Lightening - Argent
Ladies Night - Kool and the Gang
Like the above tracks inclusion on Argent's "All Together Now" album this jam represents a band in transition.
Like the above tracks inclusion on Argent's "All Together Now" album this jam represents a band in transition.
All Night Long - Lionel Richie
Notes_Norton
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"Nights In White Satin" - Moody Blues
The Mellotron instrument was used for the strings and chorus vocals sounds on this record. It had a piano type keyboard and under each key was a strip of recording tape with the appropriate voice (the tapes came in banks). So there was a separate recording for each instrument (or chorus) and each note. It was an amazing instrument, but the tapes eventually broke causing a maintenance problem. We do things with digital recordings today, but they don't sound quite the same as the old Mellotron. I didn't mean better or worse, just different.
If interested, take a little trip to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mellotron
The Mellotron instrument was used for the strings and chorus vocals sounds on this record. It had a piano type keyboard and under each key was a strip of recording tape with the appropriate voice (the tapes came in banks). So there was a separate recording for each instrument (or chorus) and each note. It was an amazing instrument, but the tapes eventually broke causing a maintenance problem. We do things with digital recordings today, but they don't sound quite the same as the old Mellotron. I didn't mean better or worse, just different.
If interested, take a little trip to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mellotron
Satin Sheets - Dolly Parton
Hello, Dolly! - Bobby Darin
Notes_Norton
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"36-22-36" - Bobby "Blue" Bland
30/30-150 - Stone Sour
Love of a Rolling Stone - Bonnie Tyler