KC was so cool and his band was so tight with those horns!!! Certainly a must for any dance party!

Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac

I believe they were Soul Train dancers, EBT! The hippest trip in America!

Shalamar!!!

Van the Man with a catchy, upbeat tune.

Roky was so innovative and that distinctive, trippy voice! Sad that he kinda lived off the grid for a decade or two but he may have gone just a tad overboard with the acid. 

Jane says,

I got a woman,

Former child prodigy Eric Gales plays a mashup of Voodoo Child/Kashmir/Back in Black

SRV tears it up on a 12-string on MTV Unplugged.

If some of those old Hammond’s could talk!

This amazing jam has probably been covered hundreds of times, by some pretty great artists, but none are as good as the MC5!

Brian Wilson was certainly the brilliance behind The Beach Boys, but his youngest brother, Carl, also contributed to the band’s success with his progressive style.

Dickey Betts wrote “Jessica” for his daughter, but also as a tribute to the greatest of the gypsy guitarists, Django Reinhardt.

I do too, Guy, and although Mad Season was a popular band, I always got the feeling that Layne felt more comfortable being out of the Alice limelight.

Layne Staley’s other band.

Bon Scott’s AC/DC!

You are also always insightful and non-confrontational and that’s an issue :/

That’s really weird. Well, we can see what happens on tomorrow’s DUAN, but tonight from my view your DUAN post was lit up and no one had starred it yet. Hopefully it will work that way going forward. You really should have been out of the greys years ago. 

Why don’t you post a video on an old post and try it.