tom67
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Her primal orgasmic moaning was the best in pop history..She probably agrees with that.
Her primal orgasmic moaning was the best in pop history..She probably agrees with that.
Her primal orgasmic moaning was the best in pop history..
they were greater than the sum of their parts. I wouldn't know a great drummer from a bad one.(well, i'm a bad one). I couldn't say which one fits any one category . But I know this, I know of no other band in history ( i could be wrong) where each band member had highly successful careers after breaking up . Where their albums are still selling in high numbers and i would bet still in top ten.
I paid $250 to see McCartney in Hershey a few years ago and i'd pay it again. His first two solo albums were totally produced by HIMSELF, he played all the instruments and dubbed them together. I'm an infant when it comes to playing , recording and producing a record but what he did is amazing to me.
... THINGS ...George Harrison: ALL.
I think you got it right, Ted. Tom was just funnin' us.I know they say "Each to their own"...but this one ya gotta explain !?!
I know of one radio station that goes out of their way to not play this song...for won't of a better word, song. So, keeping within the boundaries of good taste, I sure would like to see this thought brought into the sunlight...unless you write this with tongue in cheek.
I think you got it right, Ted. Tom was just funnin' us.
I think George pushed things more than the others...He...introduced the sitar to pop music...
Dubious in general pop music terms, maybe, but the sitar, mastered by George Harrison, made the songs in which he played it. Just another pioneering moment provided by the Beatles.A dubious distinction.
Dubious in general pop music terms, maybe, but the sitar mastered by George Harrison made the songs in which he played it. Just another pioneering moment provided by the Beatles.
A dubious distinction.
Now I've got that goddam Tom Jones song going though my head.Now I have that goddam Harrison sitar song from Sgt. Peppers going through my head.
“Doctor, you gotta help me, I’ve had a song running through my head for days, it’s driving me crazy!”
“What’s the song?”
“The Green Green Grass of Home.”
“Ah, the Tom Jones Syndrome.”
“Is it common Doc?”
“Well, it’s not unusual.”