so might sign off the day with this one . . . . .such a beautiful song
. . . . .a favourite song (allegedly written by Emmylou on discovering the death of Gram Parson)
Another algorithm hiccough!
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Robbie Robertson and Eric Clapton performing “Who Do You Love” at Crossroads Guitar Festival in 2007.
Levon Helm and the Cate Brothers performing "Sweet Peach Georgia Wine" on SCTV in 1981.
"Kansas City," Wilbert Harrison's biggest hit, is a cornerstone of rock and roll, capturing the essence of an evolving American music scene in 1959. Originally written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller in 1952, Harrison's rendition became iconic, reaching the top of the Billboard charts with its simple, infectious rhythm and laid-back vocals. This version stood out for its minimalistic arrangement, emphasizing the song's swing and making it a widespread favorite.Harrison's "Kansas City" not only solidified his career but also became a versatile standard covered by numerous artists, including The Beatles and James Brown. Its success showcased the song's broad appeal, with lyrics yearning for the lively Kansas City nightlife resonating with a national audience. This track exemplified the transition from rhythm and blues to rock and roll, reflecting the cultural and musical shifts of the late 1950s.
