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What are you listening to today?
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c'mon man, embed!
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rad
Retired from riding
It is hard to find something hotter than this. If you can keep from moving while you listen to this woman play sax, you are not alive.
Nancy Wright, Boogie for JL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GnAx2KpsuU
Nancy Wright, Boogie for JL
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GnAx2KpsuU
Paul Kantner- Jefferson Airplane dead at 74.
Paul Kantner was one of the founding members of the Jefferson Airplane. If you are old enough to remember the "Airplane" from the late '60s
there is really no more I can add. Into the Way-Back machine Sherman and have a listen- think of how many times "White Rabbit" has been in a soundtrack of a movie you enjoyed. At the end of the "set", the band intro also introduces some of the real influences in Rock-n'-Roll.
RIP Paul.
OM
Paul Kantner was one of the founding members of the Jefferson Airplane. If you are old enough to remember the "Airplane" from the late '60s
there is really no more I can add. Into the Way-Back machine Sherman and have a listen- think of how many times "White Rabbit" has been in a soundtrack of a movie you enjoyed. At the end of the "set", the band intro also introduces some of the real influences in Rock-n'-Roll.RIP Paul.
OM
Rinty
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Lawrence Welk is on PBS, too........
