What music do you love?
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RIP Charlie Watts!...Really sad to see him go!...He fit perfectly into the band as did all other members! Unlike many short-lived defunct rock'n roll'n bands the Stones had great chemistry!
The first time I ever saw Charlie Watts was on CBC in the video clip "It's only Rock'n Roll"...where he was drowning in soap bubbles! LoL!
...and yes that's no mistake...the 3rd guitarist (playing the red & white Fender Strat guitar) is the great Mick Taylor..."It's only Rock'n Roll" was the last Rolling Stones album to feature MickTaylor!
The first time I ever saw Charlie Watts was on CBC in the video clip "It's only Rock'n Roll"...where he was drowning in soap bubbles! LoL!
...and yes that's no mistake...the 3rd guitarist (playing the red & white Fender Strat guitar) is the great Mick Taylor..."It's only Rock'n Roll" was the last Rolling Stones album to feature MickTaylor!
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The Rolling Stones - Gimme Shelter (1969)
I love The Rolling Stones, and this song is one of my favorites.
Charlie Watts was an extraordinary drummer.
I love The Rolling Stones, and this song is one of my favorites.
Charlie Watts was an extraordinary drummer.
Blue Oyster Cult, Burnin' for you
Thanks, I love this song!
This group is less known, it deserves more exposure.
The Reaper may be most iconic song, but this one is very good.
Queen - The Show Must Go On (Official Video)
This is my favorite Queen song.
This is my favorite Queen song.
Jethro Tull - We Used to Know
Prior to the release of Aqualung, Jethro Tull made some of the best music of their long career.
The four man lineup of Ian Anderson, Martin Barre, Glen Cornick, Clive Bunker were among the most talented of the band's many lineups, and it shows on some of the lesser known tunes such as We Used to Know.
The Stand Up album rivals some of the best recordings of the era, as well as being a gem in the band's discography.
Prior to the release of Aqualung, Jethro Tull made some of the best music of their long career.
The four man lineup of Ian Anderson, Martin Barre, Glen Cornick, Clive Bunker were among the most talented of the band's many lineups, and it shows on some of the lesser known tunes such as We Used to Know.
The Stand Up album rivals some of the best recordings of the era, as well as being a gem in the band's discography.
For me it's like the ultimate hedonist anthem and I would nominate it as the best song of the 90's.
Also best song to listen to while drunk!
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