"Police Squad!" aired for six episodes in 1982. Leslie Nielsen
Pretty sure this is Blues.
AITA for refusing to let my brother's family stay with me after they lost their home?
Who else sampled some of these fine vintages as a teen?
Ring of Fire Johnny Cash 1968
Christine Perfect was a member of Chicken Shack from 1967 to 1969, when she left to marry John McVie. One of her finest vocals was on the Etta James blues standard "I'd Rather Go Blind."
Donald Trump with Elon Musk and his kid advertising Tesla outside the White House is peak capitalism
Dean and Jeanne Martin with their son Dean Paul, 1952. That baby became a member of the group Dino, Desi and Billy.
British new wave rockers Sniff 'n' The Tears from 1978. "Driver's Seat" was the group's only Top 20 song in the U.S.
JOHN FOGERTY Plays CREEDENCE! OWNS Songs For 1st Time in 50 Years!
"Kiln House" (1970) is Fleetwood Mac's fourth studio album, and the first without Peter Green. The group credits list four members and Christine McVie gets a nod as an additional performer for adding keyboards and background vocals. "Station Man" features Danny Kirwan on lead vocals. A great track!
On or off? (F)
My (f)irst post here! Swipe to see my pussy
Thurman Munson a great Yankee
Do people actually think Amy Schumer is funny?
He had me on my knees like the little cock sucking slut I am 😩
We were at the dancefloor when he gently started rubbing my dick. He then begged me to go into a stall with him.
The Animals from their debut album from 1964, covering John Lee Hooker's "I'm Mad"
"Catch the Wind" was Donovan's first single, released in the US in April 1965. It peaked at #30 on Billboard's Hot 100 in July 1965. It fared better in the Scottish singer-songwriter's native UK, where it reached #4 on the singles chart.
Anyone actually hear this live SRV broadcast in 1980?
From FM's seventh studio album, 1973's "Penguin." Dave Walker sang lead vocal on "The Derelict," one of two songs he sang lead vocals on.
"You Never Can Tell" Chuck Berry 1964
The Rolling Stones singing "Tell Me" on the Mike Douglas Show in 1964
From 1954: actress Betty White rehearsing and performing on her daytime television talk show, produced in Los Angeles. Photos include preparations for a girl's birthday party. Photo by Earl Theisen for Look magazine.
Robert Johnson recorded "Travelling Riverside Blues" in 1937. Led Zeppelin recorded a cover in 1969 which went unreleased until 1990 when it appeared on their boxed set.
