JakeHolman

> {quote:title=lzcutter wrote:}{quote} > *I know exactly what you are discussing and I stand by everything I just said lady..* > > My apologies. You don't have to worry, you and won't be discussing the subject any further. Wonderful...any subject as far as I am concerned...

Shane... You're a low down Yankee liar...

> {quote:title=lzcutter wrote:}{quote} > *With no hesitancy...Shane...The Best Western Ever Made...Movies like the Wild Bunch ...are garbage compared to Shane...* > > Jake, > > I'm not sure if you realize but we are discussing favorite western film scores not favorite westerns. You may not like *The Wild Bunch* as a film but Jerry Fielding's score is quite good and quite moving in many places. I know exactly what you are discussing and I stand by everything I just said lady...

With no hesitancy...Shane...The Best Western Ever Made...Movies like the Wild Bunch ...are garbage compared to Shane...

The Four Tops...none better in Motown...that includes the girls... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvoPOrBm-4w&feature=related Jake

I keep going back to the Beatles early stuff for some great riffs... Jake

> {quote:title=JackFavell wrote:}{quote} > > > I'm not a big Joan Baez fan, but I really like these two Donovan songs by her (and her sister): > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqnLYsvRwtM&playnext=1&list=PL54878C66D5341755 > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxgpCfaXaAU I like those picks JF. I remember Joan Baez from the sixties. Wow, time goes fast. You know, Donovan is not in the R&R Hall of Fame. That's absurd--considering some who have gotten in compared to him. I've read that he was an imitation to Dylan. Not so. Two entirely different kinds of approaches. He's been called sappy and sentimental. Don't agree. Some of his songs are innovative--Mellow Yellow and Season of the Witch just to name a few. John Lennon and the Beatles thought very highly of him. I like him better than Dylan. The Hall of Fame is not an end all. Here's one from Emerson, Lake and Palmer...take care... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gm1OJ0LAgt4 Jake

Donovan... Jake

DITTO

My Man: George Strait. A great man with the same wife and loyal to his family. Loves to fish, as I do, and loves America... THE KING OF COUNTRY http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3CWNLhW140 Jake

Ah, Harry Nilsson...maybe a musical genius as some think... Can't say I'm his biggest fan but I do like some of his presentations. When in the "mood", I really like Jump Into The Fire... Hope all is well JF... Your friend Jake.

Let's let our hair down and get on the dance floor and let 'er rip... Harry Nilsson... Jake

JF, I agree. The Band is a better band and their rendition of The Night They Drove Ole Dixie Down is better, too but the Crowes are very good... That's some very good stuff...great music...no reason for me to post... Let's let your picks ride for a while. Jake

> {quote:title=JackFavell wrote:}{quote} > This one's my favorite from the old days... nice intro too, it gives the song a whole different meaning. > > > > Edited by: JackFavell on Mar 20, 2011 12:10 PM Hi JF, Liked your pick. Tom is a Southern boy who is typical with a hair-trigger temper. I can be that way myself at times. It's in the genes... Here's one from the Black Crowes: better than the Band? Jake

No Way Out 1987

A great tune from Tom Petty... Jake

Moving ahead rapidly...Depeche Mode...some 80's movin' and groovin'... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1rdfFroO67g Jake

> {quote:title=JackFavell wrote:}{quote} > Is there anything she couldn't do? JF, I'm sure if we were to meet her we would find out she is as human as you and I but with gifts or talents that were "discovered" that allowed her to become a Hollywood star. I believe Charles Laughton had a lot to do with her exposure and career. And I'm certainly glad that happened. I once read she thought singing was her number one love and not acting. I like her voice and of course her acting. She is one of my favorite all time actresses and her roles in The Quiet Man and Rio Grande are some of my very favorites. There are nuances in those roles I don't think are readily seen by all viewers. But that is for another thread. You take care JF and keep on... Jake

A tribute to a stunning, classy, beautiful woman, Maureen O'Hara... Happy St Pats Jake

> {quote:title=JackFavell wrote:}{quote} > I love the Moby Grape! > > I knew their name but I've never really listened to them before. > > This is Raymond Scott (who did a lot of themes used in Bugs Bunny cartoons), from 1963 (sounds like Brian Eno doesn't it?): > > > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2JtSlSffeU JF, That is different. I really like the one with the Sea Turtles...very mellow...never knew... Moby Grape was a band that never lived up to its commercial potential. The band had bad management, bad decisions and bad luck. But what the heck. It still played some great music and not all bands make it big. And in no way does that diminish its talent and music. Here's a couple of Moby Grape's better songs. Jake

Tarzan and His Mate... Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan "I belong with him." A lot of women go through life and never figure that out...

> {quote:title=JackFavell wrote:}{quote} > I love Leadbelly. Thanks! Hi JF, He was a very interesting man with passions and demons, as all men, but who left a legacy with Blues and Rock and Roll that is indelible. The song I posted I played over and over. I really liked it and I will re-visit his music again in the future. I promise. Here's a band from the sixties and please post any "eclectic" song or tastes you might have... Jake http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWyg_-otkxI

Robin Trower...great Blues... Jake

A Blues Legend...Lead Belly... Jake

From Houston, Tx: Albert Collins? Jake