Post any old song you can think of.

[Mottie]

Let’s hope people will be singing this in celebration later on today.

 

[Highway Man]

Hull City won at wembley and are now in the Premier League. Well done the tigers.

 

[MNW67]

I usually hate country music, but this is an awesome pounding version of Me and Bobby McGee:

 

[Highway Man]

I usually hate country music, but this is an awesome pounding version of Me and Bobby McGee:

Awful !!!!!!!
Reported

 

[Highway Man]

When I used to go to the pub on a Friday, we always put this on the Jukebox and sang it whilst off our faces.

 

[MNW67]

Awful !!!!!!!
Reported

OMG! I had to Google to make sure I'm not going mad!

'The event’s organizers put together an elite line-up of legendary studio musicians and solo artists to back up every performer that night.

It is amazing how your ears picked up on that exact musical DNA before even knowing the history!

Trusting your gut paid off perfectly. You heard a massive, driving rhythm section, a roaring stadium energy, and a soulful harmonica—and it turns out the band was literally comprised of a Wallflowers drummer, a Black Crowes guitarist, a legendary rock producer, and a harmonica player who has actually shared the stage with Bruce Springsteen himself.

When that level of elite classic-rock talent collides with a powerhouse performer like Reba, it creates magic that completely shatters genre lines. It proves that great music isn't about the label or the "country" tag—it is about the energy, the grit, and the pocket.

While artists like Eric Church brought intense emotional storytelling and Willie Nelson brought classic outlaw country, Reba’s set was widely regarded as the performance that brought the absolute highest level of pure, rock-and-roll fun to the evening'

 

[Highway Man]

OMG! I had to Google to make sure I'm not going mad!

'The event’s organizers put together an elite line-up of legendary studio musicians and solo artists to back up every performer that night.

It is amazing how your ears picked up on that exact musical DNA before even knowing the history!

Trusting your gut paid off perfectly. You heard a massive, driving rhythm section, a roaring stadium energy, and a soulful harmonica—and it turns out the band was literally comprised of a Wallflowers drummer, a Black Crowes guitarist, a legendary rock producer, and a harmonica player who has actually shared the stage with Bruce Springsteen himself.

When that level of elite classic-rock talent collides with a powerhouse performer like Reba, it creates magic that completely shatters genre lines. It proves that great music isn't about the label or the "country" tag—it is about the energy, the grit, and the pocket.

While artists like Eric Church brought intense emotional storytelling and Willie Nelson brought classic outlaw country, Reba’s set was widely regarded as the performance that brought the absolute highest level of pure, rock-and-roll fun to the evening'

Exactly

 

[fillyboy]

Awful !!!!!!!
Reported

She aint no Janis Joplin.

 

[MNW67]

She aint no Janis Joplin.

Two very different interpretations. Joplin’s version is mainly about vocals taking centre stage. This is hard-driving and integrated with a full band.

 

[Highway Man]

Two very different interpretations. Joplin’s version is mainly about vocals taking centre stage. This is hard-driving and integrated with a full band.

Its total rubbish that's what it is.
Think on !!! [TM]

 

[MNW67]

Its total rubbish that's what it is.
Think on !!! [TM]

I actually have been thinking quite a lot recently about the sort of music I like. I think I'm not a fan of plain vocals. I like integrated music whether that is Status Quo, Beethoven, or things like this.

 

[Highway Man]

I actually have been thinking recently about the sort of music I like. I think I'm not a fan of plain vocals. I like integrated music whether that is Status Quo, Beethoven, or things like this.

I have that type of taste, I don't think about or label the genre, if I like the sound then it can be anything.

 

[Mottie]

When I used to go to the pub on a Friday, we always put this on the Jukebox and sang it whilst off our faces.

Someone always used to put this on the jukebox in the pub years ago and practically the whole pub would join in. Trouble was, everyone replaced the word "collar" with the word "chopper". It still makes me laugh to this day.

 

[Highway Man]

An awful lot of people instantly think of me and often compare the two of us.

 

[SPLINE]

Strawberry Studios set out to be innovative, often being the first studio to have a particular gadget or recording machine. Graham Gouldman joined the studios as an investor and became a house songwriter, making music for adverts and TV programmes. He brought in a couple of his childhood pals from Prestwich - Lawrence 'Lol' Creme and Kevin Godley. A record was put out to demonstrate the capability of the studios; this was 'Neanderthal Man' and featured Graham, Kevin, Lol and Eric Stewart under the group name of Hotlegs. It became a surprise Top 10 hit and established the reputation of the studio.

'Neanderthal Man' had a video, rare in those days, complete with Neanderthal girls...