puupia: You're a bad influence on me,I saved this yesterday

rod03801: Definitely his biggest hit, matching that success became a burden, he really just wanted to play the blues.

Tuesday: No, Roy was born in Ozark, Arkansas

Tuesday: He's an artist's artist.Much more acclaimed amongst his peers, he didn't sell alot of records, but his fan base was strong

Tuesday: He turned down the stones invitation to join them after they kicked out Brian Jones, though Mick Taylor wasn't exactly chopped liver.........Roy was a tortured soul, he took his own life after being put in the drunk tank back in the 90's

puupia: I'd love to see that with percussion added

Tuesday: Ironically, Elton was pretty heavily into coke at the time of that filming

"GERRY": I heard he's opening for Glenn Beck in Washington today

Tuesday: I'm impressed

Tuesday: He ain't Paul Stanley, but who is?

Tuesday: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLveMNQ9U9w&feature=player_embedded

while you Americans are all standing at attention for this song, I'm stealing your wallets

Tuesday: Jeff Lynne was a member of The Travelling Wilburys.He also engineered some Beatles albums, which helps explain their large influence on his music

Tuesday: I found this description of it on WIKI

A New World Record was followed by a multi platinum selling album, the double-LP Out of the Blue, in 1977. Out of the Blue featured the singles "Turn to Stone", "Sweet Talkin' Woman", "Mr. Blue Sky", and "Wild West Hero", each becoming a hit in the United Kingdom. The band then set out on a nine-month, 92-date world tour, with an enormous set and a hugely expensive space ship stage with fog machines and a laser display. In the United States the concerts were billed as The Big Night and were their largest to date, with 80,000 people seeing them at Cleveland Stadium. The Big Night went on to become the highest-grossing live concert tour in music history up to that point (1978).[10] The band also played at the Wembley Stadium for eight straight sold-out nights during the tour as well, another record at that time

Tuesday: I remember seeing their biggest tour, they had a giant spaceship stage,it was such a pain to get everthing ready the stadium clock countdown flashed "abort mission" about 5 times
and started the concert countdown again

ok, one more in the series,a great tune from TLRB

Tuesday: this one of my faves

Tuesday:Because embedding is disabled on that video

puupia: If I was going to venture into that musical gendre, nothing but the best would do

awesome:

Tuesday: California I think,Micheal Rutherford of Genesis produced the album.I remember buying it back in the mid 80's and listening to it on headphones after eating some hash,it sounded like the best music I had ever heard in my life, it's still a great cd, but really really hard to find

Tuesday: thank you for ruining a touching song

puupia: I've been wanting to get "rock band" for a few years,I'd probably become addicted

puupia: I played in some garage bands,played local bars around town.I was asked to join a band called Frank Soda and the Imps,I think there is some stuff of his on utube, but turned them down, didn't want to leave home at 17 and hit the road.......... Heavy Metal-karaoke bars? I've gotta find me one