Woodstock 1969

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David Crosby is the biological father of Melissa Ethridge and Julie Cypher's two children by means of artificial ensemination, Cypher was married to Lou Diamond Phillips from 1986-1990.

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Talk of war brought this to mind:

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I was reading on another site about Cream and it said:

"Soaked in blues, dripping in jazz, this band was heavy, dark, aggressive, not in touch very much with the emerging countercuture, at least musically. Peace, love, flowers in one's hair are not the themes and imagery that come to mind when your getting your ass kicked by Cream in concert."

Boy could Ginger Baker play drums! I have Cream and I LOVE IT! Hmm, hope that doesn't make me dark.:cool:

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Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) was really good with cello's and strings, it was really a different sound.

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Grandpa said:
That's the song they used for Wonder Years.

I loved that show when I was a kid...
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Have you seen Danica McKellar lately? (Winnie) She was on dancing with the stars and is just gorgeous. She's now a mathematician and goes around promoting education. Classy lady.. :)

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Anyone remember these guys?

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I luuuvvved this song!

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zeroturbulence said:
Have you seen Danica McKellar lately? (Winnie) She was on dancing with the stars and is just gorgeous. She's now a mathematician and goes around promoting education. Classy lady.. :)

(that's one of her Dancing With The Stars outfits)
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The Wonder Years was on from 1988-1993. I'm trying to stick with stuff from the 60's and Woodstock.
 
I loved The Dave Clark Five. I think they even knocked the Beatles off the charts at one time.

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Who can forget Wooly Bully!

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I have this albumn and I really love it. It's really groovy how they are doing this video. I can't remember which song it is on the albumn, but it is talking about the night ending and the sun rising and it says: "when lights close their tired eyes", I always thought that was so pretty.

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Is said:
I have this albumn and I really love it. It's really groovy how they are doing this video. I can't remember which song it is on the albumn, but it is talking about the night ending and the sun rising and it says: "when lights close their tired eyes", I always thought that was so pretty.

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Of all the groups from any era, I think the Moody Blues truthfully "said" more than any other. They touched with almost every song.
 
Willie-T said:
Of all the groups from any era, I think the Moody Blues truthfully "said" more than any other. They touched with almost every song.
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I've also got their albumn "On The Threshold of a Dream"

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A rare one for you. This is actually Sly and the Family Stone doing "Dance to The Music" in French. (They called themselves "The French Fries" for this one.)
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someone had posted earlier that ccr bad moon rising was about going into the jungle at night. Believe it or not bad moon rising is about the blood moons Dan Fogerty wrote it.
 
Is said:
I was reading on another site about Cream and it said:

"Soaked in blues, dripping in jazz, this band was heavy, dark, aggressive, not in touch very much with the emerging countercuture, at least musically. Peace, love, flowers in one's hair are not the themes and imagery that come to mind when your getting your ass kicked by Cream in concert."

Boy could Ginger Baker play drums! I have Cream and I LOVE IT! Hmm, hope that doesn't make me dark.:cool:
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Cream is excellent, used to have their stuff along with some solo Clapton as well. Disraeli Gears also one of those utterly flawless albums start to finish.

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