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audio 69:36
Townes Van Zandt- "High Low and In Between...
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“What I do is between me and the Lord, to examine and possibly alter the state of grace in which I live, and thereby the state of grace of anybody who listens.”
Townes Van ZandtPosted by Rich Buckland, 06/07/2015 12:02 PM
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audio 67:59
Moby Grape- Vintage - 24 Tracks From One o...
1.”Hey Grandma” 2.”Mr. Blues” 3.”Fall on You” 4.8:05 5.”Come in the Morning” 6.”Omaha” 7.”Naked, If I Want To” 8.”Rounder” 9.”Someday” 10.”Ain’t No Use” CLICK BLUE TITLE FOR MORE
Posted by Rich Buckland, 05/30/2015 03:38 PM
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audio 121:06
Emmylou Harris- Live At Tramps, New York C...
Emmylou Harris – Vocals, Guitar; Buddy Miller – Vocals, Guitar, Mandolin; Darryl Johnson – Bass; Brady Blade – DrumsPLEASE CHECK OUT OUR SPLENDOR OF BOHEMIA EBAY STORE
Posted by Rich Buckland, 05/09/2015 11:53 AM
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audio 48:06
B. B. King - Live At Winterland, San Franc...
1.Song For My Father- Instrumental / 2 Ode To Billy Joe- Instrumental / 3 Help The Poor / 4 I Got A Mind To Give Up Living / 5 A Whole Lot of Lovin’ / 6 Need Your Love So Bad / 7 It’s My Own Fault / 8 Don’t Answer the Door / 9 Night Life / 10 Paying The Cost To Be The Boss /
Posted by Rich Buckland, 05/05/2015 05:31 PM
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video 25:55
Naked City- "Bakers Dozen"- Television Dr...
A former top mob assassin is lured out of retirement by the opportunity to kill a kingpin for his 13th hit.PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR SPLENDOR OF BOHEMIA EBAY STORE
Posted by Rich Buckland, 05/03/2015 04:55 PM
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audio 70:12
"Deep Soul Discoveries - Volume One" - 25 ...
1) Baby Come Back To Me- Bobby Harris 2) Lost Without Your Love- Bobby McClure 3) I’m Glad It’s Over- Oscar Mack 4) Last Mile of The Way- The Mints * CLICK BLUE POST TITLE FOR MORE! *PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR SPLENDOR OF BOHEMIA EBAY STORE
Posted by Rich Buckland, 04/24/2015 01:30 PM
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video 86:43
Don Kirshner's Rock Concert"- The Lost Epi...
Don Kirshner broke the Dick Clark, “American Bandstand” mold when his program appeared in 1973. Most performances were broadcast in a live concert or club setting during it’s 9 year run. In 1981 MTV hit the market, signaling the end of network TV rock and a new dawn of mostly moronic music videos.
Posted by Rich Buckland, 04/20/2015 02:24 PM
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audio 73:09
