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The Kinks were known for both rocking tunes and thoughtful ballads as well. So were many group in the rock 'n' roll venue. Here's one of my favorites. It's now officially Summer time here in California and this song has been on my mind. Sunny Afternoon.  

 

  1. Sunny Afternoon

    The tax man's taken all my dough
    And left me in my stately home
    Lazing on a sunny afternoon
    And I can't sail my yacht
    He's taken everything I got
    All I've got's this sunny afternoon

    Save me, save me, save me from this squeeze
    I gotta big fat mama trying to break me
    And I love to live so pleasantly
    Live this life of luxury
    Lazing on a sunny afternoon
    In the summertime
    In the summertime
    In the summertime

    My girlfriend's run off with my car
    And gone back to her ma and pa
    Telling tails of drunkenness and cruelty
    Now I'm sitting here
    Sipping at my ice cold beer
    Lazing on a sunny afternoon

    Help me, help me, help me sail away
    Well give me two good reasons why I oughta stay
    'Cause I love to live so pleasantly
    Live this life of luxury
    Lazing on a sunny afternoon
    In the summertime
    In the summertime
    In the summertime

    Ah, save me, save me, save me from this squeeze
    I gotta big fat mama trying to break me
    And I love to live so pleasantly
    Live this life of luxury
    Lazing on a sunny afternoon
    In the summertime
    In the summertime
    In the summertime
    In the summertime
    In the summertime

    Songwriters: RAY DAVIES
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              The Kinks 
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11 hours ago, Henry_iain said:

My parents love a band called magna carta 

and Egbert Humperdinck ?

 

My mother-in-law loved Welsh singer Tom Jones.  My favorite was What's New Pussycat?

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Marc Bolan and t rex

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43 minutes ago, Saved.One.by.Grace said:

I forgot to mention Traffic

I've always admired Steve Winwood from the first time I heard Gimme Some Lovin' By The Spencer Davis Group. And Traffic were also terrific. Blind Faith also. But I think some of Steve's best was when he went solo. No doubt you've heard this, but I thought it was worth sharing.

Steve Winwood ~ Wake Me Up On Judgement Day (7" Vinyl-Extended Cut)  

Find this on YouTube or PM me. I can't post it here.

 

  1. Wake Me Up On Judgement Day

    The story goes, the truth is no one knows
    A stranger came
    A man who lost his name
    At night he tells his tale
    Prison, women, wail
    They took him in, he let them win
    Over and over

    He said if you don't have good words to say
    Don't wake me up until the Judgment Day
    'Cause if nothing is the way it seems
    Then this life is just a haunted dream
    And all this love is just falling
    Down through the years
    And oh, I'd rather sleep

    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Let me hear golden trumpets play
    Give me life where nothing fails
    Not a dream in a wishing well

    A man in tattered clothes, crying all he knows
    The darkness grows, that's how it goes
    Over and over

    He said I think of the beauty I've had
    And all it does is make me feel so bad
    First they make you think you're riding high
    Then they toss you off in the sky
    And all this life is just falling
    Down through the years
    And oh, I'd rather sleep

    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Let me hear golden trumpets play
    Give me life where nothing fails
    Not a dream in a wishing well

    Say a prayer for the stranger
    Listen to the stranger

    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Let me hear golden trumpets play
    Give me life where nothing fails
    Not a dream in a wishing well

    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Let me hear golden trumpets play
    Give me life where nothing fails
    Not a dream in a wishing well

    Wake me up
    Let me hear (let me hear, ooh)
    Give me life (give me life, ooh)
    Not a dream in a wishing well

    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Let me hear golden trumpets play (give me life)
    Give me life where nothing fails (ooh)
    Not a dream in a wishing well (woah, woah)

    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Give me life
    Give me life where nothing fails (woah)
    Oh
    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Give me life, give me life
    Give me life, give me life

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43 minutes ago, BeauJangles said:

I've always admired Steve Winwood from the first time I heard Gimme Some Lovin' By The Spencer Davis Group. And Traffic were also terrific. Blind Faith also. But I think some of Steve's best was when he went solo. No doubt you've heard this, but I thought it was worth sharing.

Steve Winwood ~ Wake Me Up On Judgement Day (7" Vinyl-Extended Cut)  

Find this on YouTube or PM me. I can't post it here.

 

  1. Wake Me Up On Judgement Day

    The story goes, the truth is no one knows
    A stranger came
    A man who lost his name
    At night he tells his tale
    Prison, women, wail
    They took him in, he let them win
    Over and over

    He said if you don't have good words to say
    Don't wake me up until the Judgment Day
    'Cause if nothing is the way it seems
    Then this life is just a haunted dream
    And all this love is just falling
    Down through the years
    And oh, I'd rather sleep

    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Let me hear golden trumpets play
    Give me life where nothing fails
    Not a dream in a wishing well

    A man in tattered clothes, crying all he knows
    The darkness grows, that's how it goes
    Over and over

    He said I think of the beauty I've had
    And all it does is make me feel so bad
    First they make you think you're riding high
    Then they toss you off in the sky
    And all this life is just falling
    Down through the years
    And oh, I'd rather sleep

    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Let me hear golden trumpets play
    Give me life where nothing fails
    Not a dream in a wishing well

    Say a prayer for the stranger
    Listen to the stranger

    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Let me hear golden trumpets play
    Give me life where nothing fails
    Not a dream in a wishing well

    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Let me hear golden trumpets play
    Give me life where nothing fails
    Not a dream in a wishing well

    Wake me up
    Let me hear (let me hear, ooh)
    Give me life (give me life, ooh)
    Not a dream in a wishing well

    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Let me hear golden trumpets play (give me life)
    Give me life where nothing fails (ooh)
    Not a dream in a wishing well (woah, woah)

    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Give me life
    Give me life where nothing fails (woah)
    Oh
    Wake me up on Judgment Day
    Give me life, give me life
    Give me life, give me life

Steve Winwood started at such a young age, his talents are practically unbelievable.  Keyboards, guitars, vocals; he just gets better with age.  Steve was 14 when he and his brother were with the Spencer Davis Group.  Many people don't realize he cowrote I'm a Man that Chicago made famous on their first LP in 1967.

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How about Mott the Hoople and their singer songwriter Ian Hunter who also had a successful so!o career.

 

 

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2 hours ago, Saved.One.by.Grace said:

Anyone like the Clash?

Well, in as much when punk music and new wave/alternative interspersed as a style at the ending of the 1970's and meshed into the 1980's one basic media for MTV, I did like the simplistic raw sound of The Clash. The one thing I didn't care about them was a line to one of the stanzas on London Calling.

"Phony Beatlemania has bitten the dust..." It did whaaaa??? :huh:

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Just going to drop this here. Just don't start dancing :ph34r:

Cliff Richard 

 

"Blame It On The Bossa Nova"
 

I was at a dance when he caught my eye
Standin' all alone lookin' sad and shy
We began to dance, swaying' to and fro
And soon I knew I'd never let him go

Blame it on the bossa nova with its magic spell
Blame it on the bossa nova that he did so well
Oh, it all began with just one little dance
But then it ended up a big romance
Blame it on the bossa nova
The dance of love

(Now was it the moon?)
No, no, the bossa nova
(Or the stars above?)
No, no, the bossa nova
(Now was it the tune?)
Yeah, yeah, the bossa nova
(The dance of love)

Now I'm glad to say I'm his bride to be
And we're gonna raise a family
And when our kids ask how it came about
I'm gonna say to them without a doubt

Blame it on the bossa nova with its magic spell
Blame it on the bossa nova that he did so well
Oh, it all began with just one little dance
But then it ended up a big romance
Blame it on the bossa nova
The dance of love

(Now was it the moon?)
No, no, the bossa nova
(Or the stars above?)
No, no, the bossa nova
(Now was it the tune? )
Yeah, yeah, the bossa nova
(The dance of love)

(Now was it the moon?)
No, no, the bossa nova
(Or the stars above?)
No, no, the bossa nova

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