Strangely I just listened to "Tuesday Heartbreak" today. He played on a lot of songs that are burned into your brain.
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Dickey Betts – Jessica
Otis Rush – I Can’t Quit You Baby
Fanny – Special Care
Fanny is one of the tragically underrated bands of the 70's.
Prince – Johnny B Good / Anotherloverholenyohead/Rock Lobster / Get On The Boat
Great game! I'm glad the team won!
"Contrary to rumor, um, I'd like to take a few questions right now."
Legend.
Roxy Music – The ‘In’ Crowd
Yellow Magic Orchestra – 東風
Another one of those bands I'm surprised we haven't played.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzSIwivBWJc
The Cult – Love Removal Machine
Searching the basement archives and seeing this song hasn't been played. Correcting that oversight now.
Joe Walsh – Turn To Stone
Welcome to davidwatts week. Let's get heavy with Joe Walsh.
Chicago – Make Me Smile
Jimi Hendrix allegedly told Chicago sax player Walter Parazaider, “Your guitar player is better than me.” In addition to being one of Jimi’s favorites, Terry Kath could sing a little bit, too. This video appears to be from the band’s performance at Tanglewood ‘70.
Kath is a figure in a bit of local lore: On 10 December 1967, Otis Redding was set to play a show in the People’s Republic, at a downtown venue called The Factory. He never made it. Out on the Far East Side, a band formerly called “The Big Thing” was booked at a nightclub. Concertgoers who had intended to see Otis & the Bar-Kays instead turned up to hear this band, which had recently renamed itself “Chicago Transit Authority.”