Surely one of the best songs ever ?

[William Treseder]

https://youtu.be/VecunpIqlg0

[life on mars]

And this one

https://youtu.be/RKeqXyY-9xA

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTbTHlTmDX8

These are banging tunes.

I have a group chat with the boys from work. I was posting these songs last weekend. Mental.

[Baloo]

Made 1 amazing album.

[length]

That's banging.

[NYCBlue]

And this one

https://youtu.be/RKeqXyY-9xA

A true classic.

[life on mars]

Glen Campbell was one of a group of artist I didn't come to appreciate until my later years as one was consumed by metal punk and grunge, I still love the noise, but now respect the great songsmiths and writings of the likes of Campbell, Diamond, Cash, Gates, Walker .

[life on mars]

That's banging.

Gorgeous song and voice

[life on mars]

Cracking version "Wichita Lineman by wonderful REM
https://youtu.be/QutLsCCY2yw

[NYCBlue]

[life on mars]

Jimmy Webb wrote some classics

[life on mars]

https://youtu.be/qpMazXiv-lg

Country Feedback by REM is an astonishing piece of Americana music.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Loads of great American music out there , especially in the late sixties

I love some of the harmonies by the mamas and the papas

Dedicated to the one I love is staggering

It stands next to my sabbath box set and I dont care

Laura nyro is also a superb songwriter

[Der Kaiser]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Fy7opKu46c

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Cracking version "Wichita Lineman by wonderful REM
https://youtu.be/QutLsCCY2yw

https://youtu.be/qpMazXiv-lg

Country Feedback by REM is an astonishing piece of Americana music.

[length]

[William Treseder]

https://youtu.be/-Fju4UajL7g

[Baloo]

[Bobby Dandruff]

And this one

https://youtu.be/RKeqXyY-9xA

I went to see Jimmy Webb a few years ago in quite a small hall in Kensington. As you might imagine he had some absolutely fantastic stories to go along with the songs that he has written, and yet came across as such a humble chap with a very funny, self deprecating sense of humour.

Well worth seeing if you get the chance.

[cantonboy]

I was into Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, the Stones , Mountain, Man, Edgar Broughton Band and such in my earlier years, but now I enjoy a wider range such as faithless, James Taylor and even Goldfrapp.
I recently got an album from way back transferred to CD, 'First Grade' by Thomas Jefferson Kaye. So far I appear to be the only person to have heard of him.

[Wales-Bales]

I think it's this one..

[Wales-Bales]

Followed by ...

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

I was into Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, the Stones , Mountain, Man, Edgar Broughton Band and such in my earlier years, but now I enjoy a wider range such as faithless, James Taylor and even Goldfrapp.
I recently got an album from way back transferred to CD, 'First Grade' by Thomas Jefferson Kaye. So far I appear to be the only person to have heard of him.

That velvet mountain by goldfrapp is a superb album

I like the brand new heavies , TLC, Donna summer and then the next CD might be godflesh or pig destroyer

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

https://youtu.be/U8P0EVFKV74

Clapton at his best with fantastic vocals by marcella Detroit from Shakespeare's sister

So mellow

[splott parker]

We Can Work It Out, the lyrics are so true of most relationships. Lennon, McCartney & Harrison all contributed to it, the words written by ones so young are amazing.