whats your favorite music artist/band

Roy Buchanan (r.i.p) - the world's best kept secret.

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the lead guitar in this roy buchanan song is so good. so glad you posted this.

I have heard from a couple of people that Buchanan actually wrote the song and gave it to Hendrix, although I am not sure how one might verify this. This cut is part of a 1/2 hour video of a concert in Austin TX in 1976. By way of introduction, when Mick Taylor quit the Rolling Stones in the '70s they offered Buchanan the job and he turned them down. He just wanted to live a normal life. I leave you with one more, his cover of Booker T's "Green Onions".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UbvOaTJcKQ&list=RD1UbvOaTJcKQ&start_radio=1

@kipel73 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/F1EnR0Av) > > Roy Buchanan (r.i.p) - the world's best kept secret. > > > > <snip> > > the lead guitar in this roy buchanan song is so good. so glad you posted this. > I have heard from a couple of people that Buchanan actually wrote the song and gave it to Hendrix, although I am not sure how one might verify this. This cut is part of a 1/2 hour video of a concert in Austin TX in 1976. By way of introduction, when Mick Taylor quit the Rolling Stones in the '70s they offered Buchanan the job and he turned them down. He just wanted to live a normal life. I leave you with one more, his cover of Booker T's "Green Onions". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UbvOaTJcKQ&list=RD1UbvOaTJcKQ&start_radio=1

Chesslayer12

MR PUSHWOOD IS BACK! :D

kipel73

@the-cisco-kid said ^

Roy Buchanan (r.i.p) - the world's best kept secret.

<snip>

the lead guitar in this roy buchanan song is so good. so glad you posted this.

I have heard from a couple of people that Buchanan actually wrote the song and gave it to Hendrix, although I am not sure how one might verify this. This cut is part of a 1/2 hour video of a...

ai seems to know something about the song, saying it was recorded by a few other artists before hendrix did his rendition of it.

@the-cisco-kid said [^](/forum/redirect/post/MPnaLGx5) > > > Roy Buchanan (r.i.p) - the world's best kept secret. > > > > > > <snip> > > > > the lead guitar in this roy buchanan song is so good. so glad you posted this. > > > I have heard from a couple of people that Buchanan actually wrote the song and gave it to Hendrix, although I am not sure how one might verify this. This cut is part of a 1/2 hour video of a... ai seems to know something about the song, saying it was recorded by a few other artists before hendrix did his rendition of it.

KhrivenilSSP

If we include historical figures, my answer is W. A. Mozart—his music is just so lively, and even his double piano sonata (K. 448) can boost your brain if you listen to it fore a while!

Rosey12

@Cedur216 said ^

Reamonn / Rea Garvey

I love Santiano!

My favorite bands are AJR, Daisy the Great, System of a Down, Gorillaz, Arrows in Action, Father of Peace, Maroon 5 and Queen.
My favorite artists are Nathan Evans and Michael Jackson.

@Cedur216 said [^](/forum/redirect/post/xvti3jEh) > Reamonn / Rea Garvey I love Santiano! My favorite bands are AJR, Daisy the Great, System of a Down, Gorillaz, Arrows in Action, Father of Peace, Maroon 5 and Queen. My favorite artists are Nathan Evans and Michael Jackson.

Manuzitcha

Fav Musics:

Dare
Aishite
Haicali Summer
Canon in D
Rock that Body
Babydoll
Last living Souls
From the Start
Smells like teen spirit
Dracula
Stressed Out
My ordinary life
I though I saw your face today
Jumento Celestino
-Vibe Zabuza
Brincadeira
Cheerish my love

Fav Bands/Singers:

Gorillaz
Mundo Torajo
Ado
JVKE
Black Eyed Peas
Nirvana
The living thombstone
Mamonas Assassinas
7minutoz
Anirap
Hatsune Miku & Kasane Teto
Illit

Fav Musics: - Dare - Aishite - Haicali Summer - Canon in D - Rock that Body - Babydoll - Last living Souls - From the Start - Smells like teen spirit - Dracula - Stressed Out - My ordinary life - I though I saw your face today - Jumento Celestino -Vibe Zabuza - Brincadeira - Cheerish my love Fav Bands/Singers: - Gorillaz - Mundo Torajo - Ado - JVKE - Black Eyed Peas - Nirvana - The living thombstone - Mamonas Assassinas - 7minutoz - Anirap - Hatsune Miku & Kasane Teto - Illit

Cedur216

I gotta add Adele to my list for sure

morphyms1817

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@KhrivenilSSP said ^

If we include historical figures, my answer is W. A. Mozart—his music is just so lively, and even his double piano sonata (K. 448) can boost your brain if you listen to it fore a while!

My interest in classical music bloomed when I had a music appreciation class as elective in college. Particularly we watched the movie Amadeus. I also attended Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and was fortunate to have a personal introduction with the great symphony and choral conductor, Robert Shaw.

@KhrivenilSSP said [^](/forum/redirect/post/3JGjsSTh) > If we include historical figures, my answer is W. A. Mozart—his music is just so lively, and even his double piano sonata (K. 448) can boost your brain if you listen to it fore a while! My interest in classical music bloomed when I had a music appreciation class as elective in college. Particularly we watched the movie Amadeus. I also attended Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and was fortunate to have a personal introduction with the great symphony and choral conductor, Robert Shaw.

morphyms1817

I'm watching the Sellersville, NY Zebra show from this year. Talking myself into going soon for my 4th Zebra performance. V is going to hit strong, one man's opinion.

THE_IR0N_KNIGHT

imma have to go with the nascar racer marty robbins