Music you are jamming too thread

[J E B Stuart]

Yeah, I like this song. And the video:

Amen.

[Herman]

Yeah, I like this song. And the video:

Amen.

Crazy Bitch was their biggest hit, but I like this one better. I aint a fan of the band though.

[formosan]

Formosan, I expect you'll likely recognize this timeless song Bill wrote and performed:

Amen.

It sounds familiar J E B Stuart.

[Ravey]

[caskur]

I love this guy. Product of a black father from the American airforce and a Latina mother who was VERY religious he grew up in Germany. His mother would only let him listen to church music.  He is a published singer song writer but only in rap. Now he is doing all the classic songs from bygone years and I am just loving his reactions.

I love this 80s track... You might too.

Lover Boy, "Turn Me Loose"

[J E B Stuart]

I admit to being a bit surprised Black P had never heard of Loverboy. Originally from Calgary, they were one of the fortunate Canadian bands/artists to also make a big splash in the USA. And I saw Loverboy in concert with Eddie Money years ago. They're the real deal and, from what I can tell on the internet, are still in business.

I noticed Black P dubbed another great song/band in his intro. Specifically, I'm talking about "The Boys Are Back In Town" by Thin Lizzy. Sadly, Phil Lynott, the creative driver in Thin Lizzy died years ago. You should check out the Jailbreak album. Every song is good. With that, now is as good a time as any for some of this:

Amen.

[caskur]

I have watching Robert Black P for months... I don't like all the stuff he puts up but I really enjoy watching him do the tracks I like and he's doing everyone.

If you go to his channel and scroll down there is plenty of good stuff.

The thing is though BP REALISES that in the day the talent was outstanding and he has been coming a bit restless noticing he doesn't man up...

Anyway... I am not a hip hop lover but I love BP SONG "Shout" it's pretty good imo.

These guys are just hearing Dire Straits and even getting into Barbra Streisand, Eurythmics, Kenny Rogers and Johnny Cash. The Animals, even going back into the 1950, .. and their eyes are popping out their head that groups played and sung without interruptions.

There is another guy I love doing reactions called PoloMars.. a black guy also just brought up on a diet of rap... He is right into music from the decades.

These guys are my daily company.

[J E B Stuart]

Focus is a band from Amsterdam. They scored a big hit with a song called "Hocus Pocus."  I posted this live performance on Midnight Special because, in addition to being superb musicians, they are a hoot to watch:

Amen.