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Happy Birthday to the legendary Carly Simon, born June 25th, 1943 🎂🎂


Grand Funk Railroad - We're an American Band
The song that made Grand Funk Railroad true rock superstars!
Written and sung by drummer Don Brewer.


Heart - Straight On (1978)
Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson were absolutely in their prime—one of the greatest rock sister duos ever. ❤️🎸

 
Donald Fagen steers the ship with Walter Becker, while Jon Herington's stellar guitar work helps bring this classic to life.


Eagles - Life in the Fast Lane (Live on MTV 1994)


 
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TBH. Never had to use the brush. In the bush I've used a gum leaf. Nowadays I make sure I have a ton of dunny paper. Prepper, yeah/nah.

Ladies won't use leaves.

(Dunny paper = toilet rolls)

Make sure I gotta a lot.

Kind regards,

Bally)
 
Hang on. Got this wrong. I was going off the quote. My mistake. Sorry David,

Bally.
 
Robert Palmer - Simply Irresistible (1988)

One of the coolest videos of the MTV era!


A Grammy-winning hit from the Heavy Nova album, powered by Palmer's unmistakable vocals, sleek style, and that iconic lineup of models. Still simply irresistible!

My brother in high school did a stage play reenactment of this song. He recruited 7 of the hottest petite brunettes from school, somehow came up with the funds to buy 7 identical dresses you see in the video (pink outfits) plus the makeup, and wore the same lookalike suit as Robert Palmer.

Everyday after school he would practice the song in front of the TV. Rehearsed an improvised dance routine with them for 2 weeks, and sang the song on stage in front of a live audience with all the parents present. He got a standing ovation and whistle banger applause. Dad was proud, mom was a bit overwhelmed and the judges however, thought different. My bro was simply irresistible that year. I wish my parents still had the video or could find it. Oh well.


 
This is video of John Lee Hooker on the set of the movie "The Blue Brothers". The song was used in the film. The cool thing is, he never played it quite the same every time. There was always a bit of difference when he was playing live.

 
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Thunderclap Newman - Something In The Air (1969).
Produced by Pete Townshend, who also played bass under the name Bijou Drains! Featuring a brilliant 15-year-old Jimmy McCulloch on guitar, this timeless anthem still soars.


Happy 81st Birthday to the great singer-songwriter and actress Debbie Harry👏🏻🥳🎂🩷!
Blondie - Heart of Glass (1978) 🎶🎵🎤


Santana & Rob Thomas - Smooth (1999)
It's a hot one... 🌞 When the temperature rises, this Grammy-winning classic is the perfect soundtrack.

 
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