Happy birthday Eric Clapton! Been enjoying your music for a loong time!
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On a Lake Street Dive kick today (@piper, they’re playing here in June at Red Hat, and tickets are still available):
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Thanks for the heads up Navynuke!
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Wow! An actual live fade out end…you don’t see that every day…and well done.
They need to come to Hampton!
Didn’t care for the rendition but the lead singer is too cute not to give a like.
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I love the fact that they’re obviously just having fun with it. And yes, Rachael Price is insanely talented, and you all know what a sucker I am for a talented vocalist. 
In today’s edition of Ridiculously Good Musicians Who Aren’t Getting The Coverage They Deserve:
Tank and the Bangas. I keep missing them EVERY SINGLE TIME they pass through this area:
Lawrence. Obviously these kids were raised on Motown and Stax Records.
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OK…um…an interesting cover of the Isley Brothers classic…didn’t catch much of the original lyrics and definitely didn’t have the same rhythm…and misspelled the title. 
Yep, another cover.
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It’s Rex Manning Day!
The singer is nice, but the woman playing the bass is more of my type.
…she looks like she can handle big instruments…
I actually didn’t like the trumpet part. The guy can play, no question, but… not my style.
In concert, Bridget Kearney is absolutely amazing to watch - she’s really got the soul of the band there.
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Not my style either but I found it funny as all get out.
@Navynuke99 thanks for putting Tank & the Bangas under my nose. That sh!t is exquisite! Love the two big chicks havin’ fun and sounding great. Then they did that rollercoaster thing, and it was true and real and hit like a bus.
Hotdamn I <3 those NPR tiny desk things. Just look and listen to this man, phar out!
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Joe Cocker - With a little help from my friends
https://youtu.be/oL1JyDTq3Qc
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Kevin and Winnie Cooper…Wonder Years flashbacks!
Never watched so the reference eludes me. Was the Joe Cocker song used quite frequently in that series?
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It was the opening intro song.
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Like Sinatra’s Love and Marriage was the Married with Children intro, or Joel’s My Life was the Bosom Buddies intro.
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The what?
You would think I would have at least heard that a few times. 
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