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reverett123 03-25-2013 05:46 PM

Bob you gotta see this one
 
:D
http://www.wimp.com/girlrocks/

ginnie 03-25-2013 06:55 PM

Not just Bob!!!!
 
That vidio was way cool, hope all the forum can see it. Girls was ultra cool, and I was taken...Thank you for posting. Saw Moody Blues last weekend with my son. They sound just like the records@!!!!!!! Please keep posting music like this one. Lifts the spirits for all of us. I will watch this agian. ginnie:hug::grouphug:

aquario 03-25-2013 07:29 PM

Seoul Music
 
In the 1960's, I traveled as road manager for a company of Korean classical musicians and dancers performing throughout the US and Canada. They had an equally talented gayageum player in the troupe. She played beautifully, but unfortunately I never thought to ask her if she knew any Hendrix tunes (or Clapton for that matter). This is a revelation, and made my day. Many thanks.

Jon

johnt 03-25-2013 08:34 PM

Thanks Rick.

If you like that, you'll like this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW0B1sipLBI

John

Bob Dawson 03-26-2013 03:15 AM

ukelele jake
 
nobody plays uke solo

http://youtu.be/3mEqEe-PIC8

Bob Dawson 03-26-2013 04:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by johnt (Post 969200)
Thanks Rick.

If you like that, you'll like this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW0B1sipLBI

John


For those of you who have been living on a lifeboat adrift in the Pacific, with a hungry tiger, and therefore missed the Crazy Ink-blot Test, this will fill that gap in your pop culture.

http://youtu.be/bd2B6SjMh_w

Thank you all, for keeping the music of the spheres alive, since we started to beat on drums and dance 50,000 years ago
Music is hard-wired into our DNA
and it is the creators of beauty who are the true revolutionaries.

Bob Dawson 03-26-2013 04:53 AM

Imagine!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by aquario (Post 969174)
In the 1960's, I traveled as road manager for a company of Korean classical musicians and dancers performing throughout the US and Canada. They had an equally talented gayageum player in the troupe. She played beautifully, but unfortunately I never thought to ask her if she knew any Hendrix tunes (or Clapton for that matter). This is a revelation, and made my day. Many thanks.

Jon

Heeseung Ko, Jinny Han, and all the Korean dancers and musicians and artists today - Imagine!!! In the 1960's !!!

ginnie 03-26-2013 09:18 AM

Hello all
 
I am not good at PC with getting utube to you all. However I do have a song I hope you will listen to. My son gave it to me, to share what music he was listening too. This is worth listening to for its message. Find the one that has the words. Puscifer "The Humbling River" Talks about people needing each other. ginnie

MeAndPD 03-26-2013 11:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by reverett123 (Post 969150)

Very cool, amazing talent - thanks for sharing!

Stand Tall 03-26-2013 02:20 PM

My hubster and I (we were HS sweethearts) saw Hendrix back in the summer of 1968, August I believe, at Kennedy Stadium, Bridgeport, CT. Hubster was the rocker, I was more a Joni, Judy and Joan girl. It was a small venue and we were right up front...in the purple haze. Oh what a night!

Thanks for the video, we enjoyed the young talent.


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