sasywtch
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My all time favorite song he sang in concert was Heartache Tonight. A lot of soul in that performance.I love the Glenn Frey Song you referred to, one of my all-time faves.
My all time favorite song he sang in concert was Heartache Tonight. A lot of soul in that performance.I love the Glenn Frey Song you referred to, one of my all-time faves.
Doobie Brothers
I was raised on these bands. Have seen them in concert multiple times. Took my dad to see the Doobies as a surprise. He use to see them back in their early days when they were playing frat parties and bars in the San Jose area in the late 60s/early 70s.So many but since no one has said them
Creedance Clearwater Revival
Great choice!! They are definitely in my top too.
And completely off topic but a funny story:
A couple of months ago my daughter and I were getting in the car. 80s on 8 came on and it was Glenn Fry's, You Belong to the City. I knew she wouldn't know his voice like Don Henley's so I made a bet that I would give her $100 if she could name the band this singer was in. Given this handsome reward, she was totally invested to win. Asked for hints ... NOPE, nice try kid! She debated until the end of the song and finally guessed, it was wrong. (I can't remember what band she named.) After I told her she lost but that I guaranteed she knows the band she asked for a hint. My hint was easy, I sung"on a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair" She was so annoyed! Her face when she yelled, "EAGLES!" was hysterical.
Fast forward -- now every time we hear Eagles, I get the stink eye and how I ruined them for her.![]()
I can't wait to see him in October in Vegas!I was raised on these bands. Have seen them in concert multiple times. Took my dad to see the Doobies as a surprise. He use to see them back in their early days when they were playing frat parties and bars in the San Jose area in the late 60s/early 70s.
The band that first came to mind is the Beatles. They may no longer be together, but their music has had longevity. My teens and their friends listen to them.
I’m also going to say Fleetwood Mac. Another band I was raised on. Can you tell I was raised on classic rock, lol.
Country: Garth Brooks. Best show ever!
Garth and family used to live here in the same town as us. We had kids in the same grade and he surprised the student body by singing a few songs at the Senior talent show.I can't wait to see him in October in Vegas!
I am surprising dh for our anniversary.
Led Zeppelin or Duran Duran or the Glenn Miller Orchestra.
He was a founding member of Roxy Music, too.Okay, my lifetime favs are solo acts but they play nicely with others.
As well, there are sooooo many groups that have influenced me yet just can’t play favoritism. They are all good and have nothing to do with popularity; in fact mass appeal can be the kiss of death.
Still, I read an article earlier this month that opened my mind to a world of possibilities. Who do U2, Talking Heads/Byrne, Bowie, John Cale, Devo, Coldplay and James have in common?
Brian Eno
How did I never realize the role he played in fashioning my ears for decades?!?
Not worthy.