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Old 02-16-2017, 03:24 PM
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Just give me some ZZ Top.

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I also love ZZ Top. Always amazed me that only 3 guys can make so much music. But you just can't forget,

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Sam, seeing you mentioned ZZTop, had to add this one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaIZWjItReI
Gotsta love it
Oh yeah, it's coming back to me know, let's not forget, Slaughter, Skid Row, Kix, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Rush, The mighty Judas Priest, Dokken, Tesla, Great White, Winger, Y&T, Foghat, Alice in Chains, Black Label Society, Triumph, Armord Saint, Vixen, The Runaways who brought us Joan Jett and Lita Ford. And Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart.
Went out to the shop and looked at my CD's, but these are the only ones I can remember on this trip.
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Geez, reading these posts makes me feel real old now. I grew up in the 1960's and don't see much reference to the singers, groups, or bands from that era.

Ronnie, I like your Les Paul. I am a Gibson Fan too (Kalamazoo era). I have a '67 Firebird.
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Geez, reading these posts makes me feel real old now. I grew up in the 1960's and don't see much reference to the singers, groups, or bands from that era.

Ronnie, I like your Les Paul. I am a Gibson Fan too (Kalamazoo era). I have a '67 Firebird.
Here you go Roland.
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Geez, reading these posts makes me feel real old now. I grew up in the 1960's and don't see much reference to the singers, groups, or bands from that era.

Ronnie, I like your Les Paul. I am a Gibson Fan too (Kalamazoo era). I have a '67 Firebird.
Thanks. I did mention Cream, Grand Funk and Deep Purple. Those were 60's bands? The 70's and 80's Gibsons are the ones I collect. They are called Norlins and they are much heavier than the re-issues. They also came with Shaw PU and ether a 50 thick neck or a 60 thin neck. I have a 69 gold top that's probably the most expensive one I own. Your 67 is worth a lot too. Is it one like this one?
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Now I will draw the unwanted add to that. Reminds me off Disco.
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Thought I'D put my in here. I like all music from classical to rock. My favorite is country, NOT!! the crap they play on the radio today. Although there are artist out there that are traditional artist but they are never played on the radio. (not around here anyway). Thanks to the internet and youtube I have found many of them.
As for rock I feel like Roland when you guys name all those bands I never heard of. But I understand it's an age thing. My rock bands are bands such as CCR. I still can remember the first time I heard this this song on Armed Forces Radio. I was getting short and when you began to get short things get somewhat more real.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyDQs0ajxEc

As for my favorite music (country) I found this artist not long ago. I'm sure some of you guys have heard of him. Cody Jinks . If you like traditional country it's worth the time to youtube him.
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Hard to believe we forgot CCR. I also haven't mentioned Charlie Daniels. He is as close as I come to Country unless it's Bluegrass. Who could ever forget Dueling Banjos. The song was written by Arthur Smith who sued the film Deliverance for using it. It first aired on the Andy Griffith show when the Dillards played it for Aunt Bee. Here's my favorite one played by the most talented string instrument player of all times, Roy Clark. And the one everyone knows. BTW, the little boy never played a banjo in his life.

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Ronnie, I like your Les Paul. I am a Gibson Fan too (Kalamazoo era). I have a '67 Firebird.
Hey Rolland, we're not that dams old. But i was very young. I was the only one that mentioned Motown. Let's see what's not here, Turtles, Hermans Hermits, Derik and the Dominos, Kinks, Paul Revere,Dave Clark 5, Stones, Byrds, I'm still thinking. Mike
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