BOP
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For me, it's McVie's thumping bass-line, and Lindsey Buckingham's guitar. The whole group coalesces on this album probably as well, if not better than they ever have.
what song are you listening to?
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Kinnakeet
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Did Chuck? Claim he was a hitman for the CIA there was a movie about that
BOP
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I haven't heard that song in a minute.
Written by Andrew Lloyd Webber for the musical.
I like this for melancholy, or feelings of woe-woe as I used to ask my family. Example: oldest girl child moping around. "Sweetie, are you feeling woe-woe today?" "Yeah, daddy; I need a hug."
I never had any sons, so I couldn't tell them to suck it up and go do something.
BOP
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More on Ray. He passed a year after that show.
en.wikipedia.org
Edit:
This is a picture of Ray's life-long song-writing partner, Marian Grudeff. I couldn't find whether they were married, or what, but I don't think they were. She is seated at the piano, and Ray is standing behind her.
Ray Jessel - Wikipedia
Edit:
This is a picture of Ray's life-long song-writing partner, Marian Grudeff. I couldn't find whether they were married, or what, but I don't think they were. She is seated at the piano, and Ray is standing behind her.
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Grumpy
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I saw that when it originally aired, thought I was gonna have a heart attack from laughing so hard. Think I have probably posted it more than once out here in the past.More on Ray. He passed a year after that show.
Ray Jessel - Wikipedia
Edit:
This is a picture of Ray's life-long song-writing partner, Marian Grudeff. I couldn't find whether they were married, or what, but I don't think they were. She is seated at the piano, and Ray is standing behind her.
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BOP
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Same. I was doing that St. Floyd thing "Can't breeve!"