Currently playing chez Cody...
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Discovered this from the ending credits of the movie Trading Places -
The Capitols
The Capital Letters
Ganja, eh? The demon weed has many names...
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After listening to that, I had to listen to this
While the bass guitarist was playing sax, the multi-talented Grace Slick was playing bass...
I'll follow that with Grace Slick as singer/songwriter...
A music critic once said "Jefferson Airplane build a wall of sound, with Grace Slick's voice perched on top."
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First heard this in the early 80's after I taped it off the radio - still got it on tape ...
Something sort of similar, but completely different ..
First heard this in the early 80's
Takes Off was recorded before Grace Slick joined the band. Good album, is that. Jefferson Starship's debut album was Dragon Fly, from which I'll play Hyperdrive (used in the opening ceremonies of the 1976 World Science Fiction Convention). '70s hippy tosh at its finest!
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I like these two songs but I wouldn't have known who the artist was before seeing it a few posts back
All this talk about airplanes and starships, what about cool 80s cars? 🤔
what about cool 80s cars?
Your wish is my command!
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60's motorcycle song
70's motorbike song
90's motorcycle song
Johnny Cash gets a Beatlemania-type reaction before Beatlemania even existed!
Cars? Check!
Planes? Check!
Starships? Check!
Motorcycles? Check!
Trains?
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They died with their Willie Nelson T-shirts on
Slow train
Speaking of planes, Did You Ever See Dallas From A DC9 At Night?
Nice Cody. Here is the Allman Brothers doing their thing
The Allman Brothers track reminded me a bit of Santana.
This song was broadcast on the Radio One Friday Rock Show in 1982. I taped it at the time and still have the recording (assuming the tape hasn't disintegrated)
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