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I just downloaded "One for the Road", 21 songs for $10.00. It's one of the few live albums I like and prefer the live versions on this album better than the versions released for radio play
Bought that album in high school. Had the poster on my wall, right next to one of the posters from Dark Side of The Moon.

...speaking of which...

Happy birthday to Clare Torry, born on this day in 1947...


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So much Mark Knopfler mentioned in this Forum, and rightly so, but did you guys miss these 2 links here? Probably, unless you were hijacked by a daughter or granddaughter to see the 1987 movie "The Princess Bride". This song, "Storybook Love" from the movie is not one you Hard Chargers, Special OPS and Special Skills Warriors and fans would normally seek out. Even with the redundancy of two similar versions they may deserve a quick listen if only to compare the voices of Willie DeVille (R.I.P. 1950-2009) and Mark Knopfler. Remember Mark Knopfler, we were talking about him. Watch for Mark playing on Willie's 4 minute version. Later, Mark sang his own slow version at 4:24. Their voices are eerily similar. Try both, at least in part.


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Here's one of my favorites by Elvis Presley from 1961. "(Marie's The Name) Of His Latest Flame". Yes, he tells a story but I'm guessing you may have trouble concentrating on his words due to the video accompaniment I chose. Enjoy. Spoiler Alert: Type "Shuffle Dance" following any music title worthy of dancing to and see what happens. Or, Spooky Dance or Skeleton Dance.


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Tripped over The Blues Brothers on BBC America, so in honor of this auspicious occasion....


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Give this one a listen and hear Bonnie Tyler really belt it out. "Here She Comes", from 1984's restoration version of the 1927 German film "Metropolis".


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