Nice, I gave the video it's first thumb-up like. On his video list he has one titled "When you join the illuminati you can never leave". In it he give's reference to the lyrics of "Hotel California".
Depending on which way the wind is blowing on any given day, it can be “Swayin’ to the Music” by Johnny Rivers or “Thank God and Greyhound She’s Gone” by Roy Clark.
America The Beautiful (our true national anthem) sung by both Ray Charles and Marvin Gay. Sadly, it was usurped by the MIC to scare the rest of the world not to mess with us
The most moving songs that i have heard are always a large scale classical composition by a famous orchestra with a famous composer and conductor, or a highly dynamic well recorded heavy metal album that is truly magic when reproduced well, which 99.9 percent of all gear and speakers will not do.
Psycho Killer performed live in the world's most inventive concert video Stop Making Sense by the Talking Heads. David Byrne with an acoustic guitar and a boom box. Must see.
Bootleg album by Jimi Hendricks F. H. I. T. A., Jimi is so drunk he can hardly sing snd this dong does not get any more touchy or feely. You will have to look up what the initials stand for. second ZZ Top “Pearl Neckless”
"And sometimes when we touch The honesty's too much And I have to close my eyes and hide I wanna hold you til I die Til we both break down and cry I wanna hold you till the fear in me subsides"
I'd gladly lose me to find you I'd gladly give up all I had To find you I'd suffer anything and be gladI'd pay any price just to get you I'd work all my life and I will To win you I'd stand naked, stoned and stabbed
2 tracks in particular 1. Fields of Gold 2. Somewhere over the Rainbow Her rendition of the latter is powerful in its emotional involvement. Sadly a true Diva that left us well before her time. RIP Eva.
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