Favourite Music.

[Doodoo]

Fatboy Slim ft. Bootsy Collins - Weapon Of Choice

Another great video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCDIYvF ... ECA88F4947

[Doodoo]

Fatboy Slim - Rockafeller Skank [Official Video]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMrIy9z ... 47&index=4

[jackspratt]

Crying out for a decent haircut.

[BillaRickaDickay]

Promise, no drum solos.

[Laan Yaa Mo]

Chubby Checker copied this 1959 song written and sung by Hank Ballard. Not only are the lyrics and notes the same, Chubby copies Hank's voice too. The song is 'The Twist' and it goes like this,

[Udon Map]

Chubby Checker copied this 1959 song written and sung by Hank Ballard. Not only are the lyrics and notes the same, Chubby copies Hank's voice too. The song is 'The Twist' and it goes like this.

This is my favorite Chubby Checker song:

[Drunk Monkey]

If we are talking favorites than has to be Metalica ... tracks too numerous to mention JUST ONE but just a brilliant band.

DM

[Udon Map]

Strange though it is, this Soviet era piece that made Eduard Khil famous is also one of my favorites:

[jackspratt]

Promise, no drum solos.

That's probably the breast video on this thread.

[jackspratt]

Chubby Checker copied this 1959 song written and sung by Hank Ballard. Not only are the lyrics and notes the same, Chubby copies Hank's voice too. The song is 'The Twist' and it goes like this,

I loved the Twist - it's probably the only dance I have ever been able to do without embarrassing myself, and the poor girl who may have been unlucky enough to be proximate at the time. .

[jackspratt]

No wait .... I just remembered this:

[Irish Alan]

Ann and Nancy Wilson (Heart) and Jason Bonham (drums) with a tribute to Led Zeppelin.

[stattointhailand]

If we are talking favorites than has to be Metalica ... tracks too numerous to mention JUST ONE but just a brilliant band.

DM

Not bad DM, but I think Metalicas best work was with Judy Garland in The Wizzard of Oz

[Doodoo]

There is only one Vera Lynn

We'll Meet Again, Vera Lynn, Original 1939 Version

[Doodoo]

Rammstein - Ich Will (Live from Paris)

[Laan Yaa Mo]

1943, after an introduction by Bob Hope Judy Garland sings, 'Over the Rainbow':

[Laan Yaa Mo]

Master bluesman and guitar player, John Lee Hooker, performing 'Boom, Boom' and 'I'll Never Get Out of These Blues Alive'.
Great stuff. I heard him perform in Toronto's Yorkville in the mid-'60.

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