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Fess Parker Sings “The Ballad of Davy Crockett”

I ask these questions about a video as the one known video of BBTS on YouTube shows you playing with a folk (thumb over the top) and a natural foundational clasp of an F shape chord, My first guitar teacher made me Barre from day one, now I'm not claiming one is better than the other but the nuances of sliding and hammer-pull offs into the next box of fret notes is different. So that was the nature of my request just to help work out the slide-rocks-bends of my left hand over the frets, some styles are more efficient than others, some have to be learnt and some have to be forgotten. Just to make you laugh.... I was in a pub rock trio 1979, I was the bassist, I have just started earning and got an effects chain set up for our last gig.... Bass->Big Muff->Bass booster->Electric mistress->HH 100w head->1x15 cab... a small pub in Stalybridge (the Commercial )... we planned a big exit....so our last song was a half decent cover of "Maid in Heaven", nice edge of breakup guitar and my bass super thick with the bass booster, we all turned up, I could not wait for the outro... it came... ON went the Muff PI to add a lot of HF distortion, The Bass booster was already on, ON went the flanger on its deepest setting..... The sound of the D chord I fretted was so big, we gave the audience veritgo and were bouncing beer glasses across tables, the size of the room, the reflective surfaces, the standing waves all seemed to conspire... we got to play it one last time... such fun and the start of my journey into the vibrational energies and components of sound.

Songs covered by David Bowie Eddie Floyd : Knock On Wood Johnny Kidd & The Pirates : Shakin' All Over Rolling Stones : Let’s Spend The Night Together Chuck Berry : Around & Around Ron Davies : It Ain’t Easy Cream : I Feel Free Tom Verlaine : Kingdom Come The Modern Lovers : Pablo Picasso Pixies : Cactus Biff Rose : Fill Your Heart Morrissey : I Know It’s Gonna Happen Someday The Kinks : Waterloo Sunset The Who : Pictures Of Lily The Pink Floyd : Arnold Layne Legendary Stardust Cowboy : I Took A Trip On A Gemini Spaceship Neil Young : I’ve Been Waiting for You The Beach Boys : God Only Knows Bob Dylan : Tryin' to Get to Heaven https://www.mixcloud.com/Gardener/david-bowie-the-1st-versions/

They were amazing.

Thank you very much! It's one of my favorites too!

The HOP - Nelson Sauvin’s name is derived from the Sauvignon Blanc wine grape to which many agree has similar flavor and aroma characteristics. Developed in New Zealand and released in 2000, it is considered too wild for many major brewers. Despite this, Nelson Sauvin has found significant use among craft breweries and home brewers for its eccentric characteristics. They variety has gained popularity in American-style Pale Ales but is definitely a hop that requires prudent and discerning application in brewing. Nelson Sauvin’s oil profile is complex and fortunately works well as an aroma hop, flavor hop and also for bittering. Low cohumulone is responsible for its smooth bittering qualities. It is descended from Smoothcone.

“ ASSIGNMENT IN THE ARCTIC “ 1953 FT CHURCHILL ARCTIC TEST STATION HUDSON’S BAY, CANADA XD63924

Jimmy Day - Pushin’ Pedals (1961)

On 29 June 1975, American singer-songwriter Tim Buckley left us, aged 28.

Hello, Goodbye (Live in Studio 2010) - Yellow Magic Orchestra+Keigo Oyamada

Thank You For Talkin’ To Me Africa (Live in studio 2010) - Yellow Magic Orchestra+Keigo Oyamada

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Thanks for the heads up. There's a lot of unreleased stuff on this one. Order in!

Bluebird – a Skylarking mix for Tak Tent Radio Ann Annie : Opening Nonkeen : Be a Cortecx : Atmosphere Jo Johnson : Inside Eyes Sparks Fire Under Ice Volodja Brodsky : Serenade of Secrets Etchasketch : Release Laurie Anderson : Road to Mandalay Xylitol : Empty Vessel Euan Dalgarno : Halves (Feat. Claire Shanley-Inglis) Vidění : Evaporate fka boursin : All Kinds of Shame (Circumcised mix) Demetrio Cecchitelli : Each https://www.mixcloud.com/Tak_Tent_Radio/skylarking-bluebird/

I always love getting music in the mail from you. I may not have equated those as the Best of Dar, but they are engaging and entertaining. You got my Wadcorp Retirement Card and my holiday letter. I am an old-fashioned sort of guy, play list, cover, autograph, that sort of thing. A babe on the cover would not hurt either.

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Psychedelic Brim Coffee Commercial

Have you seen “Son of Dracula”?

Thanks for these links 🙏 and all this information.

Much talent in the family 👍

Henry Mancini - Bumper’s Theme

Didn’t know that the term ‘goth’ was a term in 1919 …

Donald Trump Hires Hulk Hogan

Neat backstory to that photo’. Interesting also that Annie Lennox was there . . . or was that on another occasion? She seemed to be an environmentalist in something I read not that long ago, but there was also something that surprised me that she said and I’ve forgotten what it was. I can see that it’s a marching-band jacket now that you’ve pointed it out. Have always thought that there’s something psychedelic about those types of outfits, maybe thanks to The Beatles.

Nick is the son of legendary producer Norman Smith. I didn't know this until a couple of days ago, thanks to Gary Kemp.…