I've been a Kid Rock fan ever since I first heard 'All Summer Long'.
Is there a better Boy/Girl Rock duet than this? If so, prove it.
I've been a Kid Rock fan ever since I first heard 'All Summer Long'.
Is there a better Boy/Girl Rock duet than this? If so, prove it.
Picture is great, but so it this one.
that was easy
Tony beat me to L&L. Others that came to my mind are
Not feeling Kid Rock attempting to sing, sorry. Better? Boy/Girl? Rock duo? Ballad? THIS even tops that:
I agree. When I was a young man I followed Fleetwood Mac tour with several crazy coked out friends. We worshiped Stevie Nicks and had plenty of dough to chase the tour up and down the East Coast.Originally Posted by tony bagadonuts
In the lobby of the Providence Biltmore Hotel I actually fought one of her roadies. He lost.
We also followed Eric Clapton, The Who, The Fabulous Thunderbirds and several other rock bands.
Also, we never missed Muddy Waters or Melba Moore at the old Paul's Mall/Jazz Workshop in Boston. It was a special time in my life.
Bonnie Raitt was there along with Guitar Luther Johnson.
I know its not a great duo really, but check out how nuts the crowd goes when Rhianna brings out a special guest. first time I heard it, it gave me the chills. Started the vid at 2:09 to get past all the crap.
Of all the money e'er I had, I spent it in good company
Wow, three solid selections.
Sorry, I have to disagree.
That was a waste of good vinyl.
This goes in the 'NOPE' category.
That song wouldn't play but I will say I'm a huge Joe Cocker fan.
I remember, years ago, reading how Joe had conquered his demons. Well, he played the Channel in Boston. My buddy owned the joint. 'Backstage' was actually in the rear-middle of the hall.
I entered 'backstage' before Joe was scheduled to go on. I just wanted a cold cut sandwich because that was the extent of the backstage goodies (except for booze).
I walked in and saw Joe Cocker sitting in the corner doing lines of coke. So I introduced myself and joined him. He was a regular guy, not pretentious in any way. He later put on a great show.
OK, that was special. Very good.
That song wouldn't play but I will say I'm a huge Joe Cocker fan.
I remember, years ago, reading how Joe had conquered his demons. Well, he played the Channel in Boston. My buddy owned the joint. 'Backstage' was actually in the rear-middle of the hall.
I entered 'backstage' before Joe was scheduled to go on. I just wanted a cold cut sandwich because that was the extent of the backstage goodies (except for booze).
I walked in and saw Joe Cocker sitting in the corner doing lines of coke. So I introduced myself and joined him. He was a regular guy, not pretentious in any way. He later put on a great show.
Of all the money e'er I had, I spent it in good company
Ever tried Cocaine?
It's good stuff. Very dangerous (haven't tasted in many years), but I remember it made me feel like all my heroes rolled into one glorious high.
Yes twice. Don't really remember much though.
Of all the money e'er I had, I spent it in good company
Time to rest my case?
No one has even come close.
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