When I played rock music in a band, I liked this a lot. I still like it!
The Beatles managed to combine the somatic with musical complexity:
This is also a bit of both:
But this is more basic:
And so is this:
Nothing like an over-driven Strat... Here's something a little different:
The pickings are pretty slim recently, but maybe this:
Anyone have any to share?
2 comments:
Nice, very nice.
How many people know that the great Stevie Ray Vaughn himself played on the album version of Let's Dance?
I love Bob Dylan, especially when Jimi does the honors:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT-UudncdEU&feature=related
I didn't know Jimi's version of Like a Rolling Stone. Thanks!
I have a story: way back in the 80s I owned David Bowie's Let's Dance album, which I quite liked. Some time later I heard Jennifer Warnes's album Famous Blue Raincoat (recording songs by Leonard Cohen) which I also quite liked. Finally I figured out one of the main reasons I liked them: Stevie Ray Vaughan plays guitar solos on both! This was the first I had heard him. You notice that that is not Stevie playing on the Serious Moonlight tour, though. Bowie offered him $300 a night and Stevie said no thanks!
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