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Love that song too Muggles, I'm a big fan of Ray Charles and he and Willie's voice blend really nicely in this song. Your video isn't available to be uploaded here. In case anyone else can't see yours, here's another one.

That's hardly a whine wordsgood! Would be quite frightening. Hope they sort it out soon and can give you a reasonable explanation.

Haha, I'll believe it when I see it!

The King Must Die ~ Elton John Why did Elton stop making music like this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQjIUIZRNxE

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Pretty Maids All In A Row ~ The Eagles

Oh! You Pretty Things ~ David Bowie

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Old Fred Dagg recording

A Certain Shade of Green ~ Incubus

Little Green ~ Joni Mitchell

Come On Let the Good Times Roll ~ Jimi Hendrix

Time ~ Pink Floyd

Finished The Mitford Girls by Mary S. Lovell, what a fascinating family. It's hard to believe that from a family of seven, one daughter was Hitler's girlfriend, one was married to Oswell Mosley( leader of the British Fascist Union), one was an ardent communist and civil rights activist and one had a long-running affair with a close associate of de Gaulle. This lead their mother to asking in exasperation, "Oh, why do all my daughters fall for dictators?' My overall opinion is that they were a very intelligent family and several were very good writers, but although at times I felt sympathy for them, I couldn't particularly warm to them. The person I felt the most sympathy for was Sydney, their mother. Most of her children seemed to have a chip on their shoulders about her, particularly because they were mostly home tutored and not allowed to attend school (father feared they would all end up playing hockey and developing fat calves). Despite that, several had very successful writing and business careers, so the education they received at home was certainly not deficient. They also accused her of being cold and detached, but she was the first to rush to their help when anything went wrong in their lives (which it frequently did) and didn't retaliate to most of the critisism they directed towards her, because she didn't want to lose touch with them. She had a lot to contend with in her life.... the attempted suicide of one daughter; divorces; the death of a son; her daughters association and adverse publicity about their friendship with Hitler; imprisonment of one daughter; and several estrangements. In later life, she and her husband largely lived apart due to their differing political opinions. But I found it all thoroughly engrossing and for anyone who enjoys reading biographies, the Mitfords are an astonishing family. I'm now going back to read Nancy Mitford's The Pursuit of Love. After reading their biography, you can see where so much of her writing material came from.

She Sells Sanctuary ~ The Cult

Love that one too, Karsa. OK, this is what we were producing in the '80's Down Under. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m8IOD-wk9g http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJgY2qFzS60&feature=related

Keep hearing this on a TV ad ....bit of nostalgia http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEpX5NQSEz0&feature=related

Sit and Wonder ~ The Verve

Many Rivers To Cross ~ Toni Childs

REM's Nightswimming's a pretty good choice

The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down ~ The Band

Tonight's the Night ~ Neil Young

Let's Dance ~ David Bowie

Dust Bowl Dance ~ Mumford and Sons