Golden Age of Rock and Roll?

[93legendti]

I just found an old cd I burned with these tunes:


Stephen Stills' "Go Back Home",
"All Right Now",
Edgar Winter's "Some Kinda Animal",
"If You Can't Rock Me",
"Gimme Back My Bullets",
"Already Gone",
The Real Me",
"The Golden Age of Rock and Roll",
Jeff Beck's "Situation",
Bad Co's "Deal With a Preacher",
E.C's "Eyesight to the Blind"...

I MISS the '70's.

[WadePatton]

My latest CD acquisitions were ZZ and Skynard, now for some 38 Special...for that classic Southern Rock thing. Some more SRV and Clapton would be good too.

Then back to the funkadelicahellbilly that I always migrate towards. :banana:

[93legendti]

ZZ! Thanks for the reminder. I have to add "Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers"...and some early BOC and Priest so Blue Jays won't be mad at me.

[ti_boi]

Sounds about right.....don't forget ...and a little Creedence....The Band.....Kinks.....Steve Miller....Grand Funk Railroad....Tull....and Thin Lizzy......The Who.... :beer:

[Blue Jays]

Yep, my bicycle is literally "Headin' Out To The Highway" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JC-ZmU29hg8) when the pedals get going! :D

[giordana93]

I MISS the '70's.
then how bout some Brothers Gibb? and Olivia Newton-John?
welcome back Kotter.... now that's dating yourself

[93legendti]

Yep, my bicycle is literally "Headin' Out To The Highway" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JC-ZmU29hg8) when the pedals get going! :D
I think that came out in the '80's - the whole cd kills.
I was thinking Hell Bent For Leather, Evening Star and anything from Unleashed in The East.

All great stuff for interval work on the trainer.
Hey, do you know if Steeldragon in "Rock Star" was a nod to Judas Priest?

[chuckroast]

We saw Chrissie Hynde and the Pretenders this weekend. More '80's than '70's I suppose but they (and she) were great. She's 57 now but was in great voice, funny, self deprecating and had the crowd in the palm of her hands.

PS, she was smokin' hot too, I was smitten. Good thing I was there with my wife.

[Blue Jays]

Yes, that is early-1980s...figured the real esoteric 1970's stuff might scare people! Steel Dragon, featuring Zakk Wylde of all guest performers.
Lots of great 1970's tunes...Victim of Changes, Sinner, Dissident Aggressor, Hellbent for Leather...there are so many good ones! :banana:

[93legendti]

Green Manilishi!!!

[Blue Jays]

I wonder if Fleetwood Mac preferred their original version or the Judas Priest cover of Green Manalishi?
I like them both, yet lean towards the crunch of the JP rendition.

[93legendti]

We saw Chrissie Hynde and the Pretenders this weekend. More '80's than '70's I suppose but they (and she) were great. She's 57 now but was in great voice, funny, self deprecating and had the crowd in the palm of her hands.

PS, she was smokin' hot too, I was smitten. Good thing I was there with my wife.
She's got that '70's thing. Plus, she married Ray Davies from The Kinks.
Pretenders II rocks.

[93legendti]

I wonder if Fleetwood Mac preferred their original version or the Judas Priest cover of Green Manalishi?
I like them both, yet lean towards the crunch of the JP rendition.
If they were sober, they have to go for JP's version.