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I Can See You - by Paddy Summerfield c. 1986
Sunday, November 08, 2026
ACROSS THE NEW DAY - BY JAMES RIGBY TUNED - DADAAD
James Rigby - Across The New Day
CLICK ON BLUE LINKS BELOW FOR ALBUMS---------------------------------------------STEEL STRING SONGS ALBUM-----------------------LAST CHANCE SALOON ALBUM------------------------SMITHDOG THE SAILOR ALBUM-------------------------DEVIL IN THE DETAIL ALBUM---------------------SMOKE AND MIRRORS ALBUM-----------------------JAMES RIGBY YOUTUBE
Tommy Emmanuel - classic piece in a cave!
Not sure the name of this piece but if you thought Tommy was just about country picking and Beatles medleys’ think again . . . extraordinary gift here
Tommy Emmanuel Played a Concert in a Cave
Albert Lee - “Sweet Little Lisa” [Telecaster Group]
ALBERT LEE “Sweet Little Lisa”
"For those younger players who think Mr. Albert Lee only plays Music Man guitars, here’s proof that he doesn’t!This clip comes from his instructional video « Virtuoso Techniques », the third volume in the series, where he breaks down his playing style, including his famous “Country Boy.”Here he’s playing “Sweet Little Lisa”, the song for which he recorded the guitar parts on Dave Edmunds’ album (I’ve already posted that video in this group, so I highly recommend digging it up). He’s demonstrating the B-Bender system on his three-pickup Telecaster.The solo goes over just three chords, and you get the feeling Albert could keep improvising like this for hours. Double-stops, bends, triplets… it’s all there.I’ll post the instructional package this clip comes from in the first comment. I owned a copy many years ago, and it really helped me work seriously on hybrid picking, especially all those banjo rolls. He covers a ton of examples. It came with a book, an audio CD, and even a VHS tape !" Telecaster Group
BLONDIE - MARIA (1999)
BLONDIE - MARIA (1999)
check out Clem on drums . . .always so impressive and tragic loss
Eurythmics "Love is a Stranger"
EURYTHMICS - Love Is A Stranger
Eurythmics.
"Love Is a Stranger"
"Love Is a Stranger" was originally released on October 8, 1982, as part of the Eurythmics album *Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)*. Written by Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart, the song explores the contradictions of love, portraying it as an obsession that is both dangerous and seductive.
Although it went largely unnoticed upon its initial release, the subsequent global success of "Sweet Dreams" led to its re-release in 1983. It became a major hit, reaching number 6 in the United Kingdom and the top 25 in the United States. The track is also no.table for its avant-garde music video, in which Annie Lennox’s constant transformations and various wigs caused such confusion in North America that MTV even demanded to see her birth certificate to confirm that she was, in fact, a woman
Apart from one of the finest voices in popular music ever, I cannot take my eyes off Annie whatever she does . . .check her dance moves here
Lou Reed - I Love You (1972) | Guess I’m Dumb
Lou Reed - I Love You (1972)
"Lou Reed could sometimes actually be sincere and emotional - Pale Blue Eyes is perhaps the best example. Like that song. the mostly forgotten I Love You is both moving and very sweet. From Lou Reed’s much maligned first solo LP, which I ’ll admit that I listened to it once or twice and forgot most of it. Who wants to hear Steve Howe and Rick Wakeman play songs written for the Velvet Underground. But you’d miss out on this tune. Lou still can’t help himself in the end though."
Right this minute, baby now
I love you
At least for now, I love you
GUESS I'M DUMB
such a brilliant choice and a Sunday special . . . . . I love Pale Blue Eyes and this one slips the net so often! but wow what a song
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