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[stevevw]

I think Dylans song 'It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)' sounds similar to Rodregius 'Establishment Blues'.

Same era I think.

 

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Amy Grant

 

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[stevevw]

I am into Paul Weller at the moment, again lol. I was not into Style Council or the Jam but caught a bit of Weller when solo while living in England at the time. Though I still never got into him.

Now learning the guitar I am finding how beautiful his music is and how I under appreciated this music. Especially in that Weller basically created three different personifications of music with different styles changing with the times. Now he is more laid back and bluesy. But still a profound voice and style.

For a contrast his previous music with 'Style Council' YouTube and The Jam

PS Weller is still going and it seems his music is changing again and more bluesy, even a bit country like the Eagles.

2.3K views · 1.8K reactions | 'Pinball', the Black Barn Studios sessions. Watch the full session via the link in the bio. Paul's interpretation of Brian Protheroe's hit song features on his upcoming album, 'Find El Dorado', which is released next F

'Pinball', the Black Barn Studios sessions. Watch the full session via the link in the bio. Paul's interpretation of Brian Protheroe's hit song features on his upcoming album, 'Find El Dorado',...

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[stevevw]

One of my favorite Eagles songs. Excuse the intro where they are tuning up. Songs starts about 1.35 mark.

And the Band, in a music mood this evening lol.

And Paddy Kelly

 

[Grafted In]

I think Dylans song 'It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)' sounds similar to Rodregius 'Establishment Blues'.

Same era I think.

Have you heard this version of Queen Jane?
Listen to that instrumentation!

 

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I think Dylans song 'It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)' sounds similar to Rodregius 'Establishment Blues'.

Same era I think.

Have you heard this version of Queen Jane?

 

[stevevw]

Have you heard this version of Queen Jane?

Not for some time and I love this music. I like his early stuff the best. I like how he transitions from folk hillbilly to blues/folk rock and gospel. Always wanting to reinvent himself.

I can hear a bit of the bands influence with the piano as well. I think he started jaming with them around the same time.

 

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Not for some time and I love this music. I like his early stuff the best. I like how he transitions from folk hillbilly to blues/folk rock and gospel. Always wanting to reinvent himself.

I can hear a bit of the bands influence with the piano as well. I think he started jaming with them around the same time.

The Hawks,