Songs from the Man Cave!

[Paulus]

 

[Paulus]

 

[Deamris]

 

[Tim Harrison]

Awesome, but the guy's slowly loosing his marbles....

 

[Tim Harrison]

 

[Paulus]

 

[Hufsa]

My first time posting in this rather strangely named thread, the heatwave is back 🥵 and im on a 60's kick lately so this song hits the spot 🍹

 

[zozo]

the heatwave is back 🥵 and im on a 60's kick lately so this song hits the spot

 

[PARAGUAY]

Three make you feel good on a sunny summer's day
"Summer Breeze" Isley Brothers
"Country Air" Beach Boys album track
"Lazy Sunday" The Small Faces

 

[Paulus]

 

[papa_c]

Just amazing, had to listen to them all....

 

[PARAGUAY]

Guys brilliant so many classic riffs there. Get a spot at my local any day 🙂

 

[Paulus]

 

[Paulus]

 

[dw1305]

Hi all,
Some of you might remember that I start my day with the <"Italian Breakfast>" and 20 minutes of <"contemplating the latest "good" news"> and also that I'm a massive <"Gil Scott Heron fan">.

Most days I listen to Gil Scott Heron, he has a whole host of them, but the (Ronald Reagan themed) <"B Movie">, <"Home is where the hatred is"> and <"Winter in America"> cover it fairly well.

But this morning I listened to the great man's "I think I'll call it morning" and I actually went to work quite cheerful.



cheers Darrel

 

[MichaelJ]

But this morning I listened to the great mans "I think I'll call it morning" and I actually went to work quite cheerful.

Good for you Darrel - we need you cheerful;

"I'm gonna take myself a piece of sunshine
And paint it all over my sky"

It's impossible not to be cheerful after listening to the jazz poetry of Gil Scott-Heron.

Love this song!

Cheers,
Michael

 

[Paulus]

 

[LondonDragon]

 

[Tim Harrison]

Repost from page 1, @GHNelson, because this is so awesome...

 

[dw1305]

Hi all,
I was very sorry to hear of <"the death of Thom Bell today">. A name that might not mean much to younger readers, but a man <"who wrote">, arranged and produced some of the greatest "Philly Soul" music of the 1970s. It has been a bad year for soul fans, because we also lost another great song-writer in <"Lamont Dozier".

However what really caught my eye, in his obituary, was:

....... Bell remained financially savvy, steering clear of drink and drugs because, he told me, “I never wanted to embarrass my mother. Heck, no. My only hobby was tropical fish.”

Unfortunately it is now too late to ask him if that was in a planted tank, but here are The Spinners with "I'll be around".



cheers Darrel