Anyone remember this one? '58
(they wouldn't let me re-post it), but, Of course, it's magenta and her unicorn's signature song! ♥
One year long ago when strutting in the Mummer's Parade,
a bunch if us kept referring to ourselves as 'purple people eaters'
due to some of our costume colors, as well as 'other' reasons.
This thread has been pretty cool, Is, thank you.
And it's reminding me of the days when you could
sort of taste and even feel colors like purple and magenta,

especially, the music could really move you.
And in case anyone was concerned that this shouldn't
be discussed or reminisced on a 'christian' site,
alot of emphasis was on the music itself, at times,
instrumentally, not always the lyrics, and so many musicians
were extremely talented, and much of what they did was pioneering,
often impromptu and on low budgets,
without the use of elaborate computer-driven help,
and yet it's still head and shoulders above much of the
the tripe that is so popular today.
Having said that, I hope it's ok if I post this gem I discovered,
and am very encouraged, and blown away by this incredible talent.
I guarantee you'll be stunned and amazed by what you see and hear,
and it's a throwback to the breakthrough times that this thread is about,
like when Hendrix, Clapton and Townsend were coming on the scene
with their amazing skills, and taking the electric music world to new places.
The first song rivals David Gilmour's Comfortably Numb,
the second is classical riffing to knock you out,
but PLEASE stay tuned for the third number on a green guitar...
this musician Really makes the instrument cry,
the string stretching and the passion is intense and moves the heart.....
again, just the instrument, and God-blessed talent.
And please, don't pass this over.
If Janis was alive and played lead guitar,
song number three might be it.
What you're about to experience is by A 16 YEAR OLD GIRL!!!
ENJOY:
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