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Except I do not watch Dennis Miller much at all....and the eponymous Dennis Miller Live.
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Jeremy A. Rich
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Except I do not watch Dennis Miller much at all....and the eponymous Dennis Miller Live.
Best movie of all time.This song is the theme song for the 80's movie "Real Genius".
I don't either anymore. That particular show was on 20+ years ago.Except I do not watch Dennis Miller much at all.
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Jeremy A. Rich
This song is the theme song for the 80's movie "Real Genius".
Best movie of all time.
It showed up last week on YouTube and looked interesting enough. I wasn’t disappointed.Don't know why, but the tune sounds vaguely familiar...
Not acquainted with the group, but I think I will become so.
Also not sure I've ever seen a cello played that way (while standing); I have seen it played that way across one's lap while seated.
'Colorful' group with an interesting name, considering they're from Regina, Saskatchewan.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dead_South
Reminds me a little of another Canadian group—Moxy Früvous.
A Classic Michael Jackson Video.
Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich
Best Regards
Jeremy A. Rich
You brought back a fond memory of my first ever ‘concert’. It was in a field in a rural area near UMass Amherst. I must have been around 11 or 12. I think my sister still has the t shirt I got…if there’s anything left of it. After all of these years, this is still one of my staple music artists that I listen to frequently.Missus & I have a special affinity for late balladeer, Harry Chapin.
Where we went to school (college), there were 4 different colleges within a 5 mile radius;
it was like college town⁴ (college town^4).
During that period, one of Harry's younger brothers matriculated at one of the other colleges.
Every year, Harry played concerts at each of the 4 schools, so we got to see him perform live quite a few times. After one such concert, we found ourselves at an afterparty with the band at the motel where they were staying. College concert tickets during the '70s were $5 or less—festival seating only.
I think most folks familiar with the music of the '70s know Harry Chapin, and one of his biggest hits—Taxi. I don't know how many folks know that there is a sequel to Taxi, called... [drum roll...]... Sequel.
This past weekend I was feeling a bit nostalgic, so... Here are both songs (or one really long-ass song) recorded live in Hamilton, ON, Canada on Aug. 19th, 1980.
Harry Chapin - All 14 minutes of Taxi & Sequel
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