A Music Thread

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Another fave for -Jrabbit. From 'Trees Live!' by Trees, 'Tom O'Bedlam' :

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Nice. I might need to pull out my old Steeleye vinyl...

I saw them live on the 'Storm Force Ten' tour when they did a cracking version of 'The Black Freighter'. I'd like to have seen them many years ago when they used to perform 'The Lyke Wake Dirge' dressed in monastic habits and bathed in eerie blue light- apparently tripping hippies could get quite weirded out thinking their end had appeared..

I like their version of 'Rave On' too...

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Nice. I might need to pull out my old Steeleye vinyl...

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A quaint and gallant city...

Steeleye Span and 'London' :

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Prelude and 'Freedom' :

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Sly And The Family Stone: 'Everyday People/Dance To The Music' -

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Lee Hazlewood & Ann-Margret: 'Dark End Of The Street'

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Skunk Anansie feat Skin, with 'Weak' -

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Rae Morris: 'Skin'-

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Gorgon City feat. MNEK: 'Ready For Your Love' -

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Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings claim : 'This Land Is Your Land'-

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Blood Orange and their juicy 'Chosen' :

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I'm not a huge country music fan, but check this out.

First, here's Dolly Parton's classic 1973 hit, "Jolene"... It's been covered by many, but she is the writer and original performer.

Now, check out what happens when the 45rpm version is spun at 33-1/3:

Pretty cool IMHO.

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For glam rock nostalgists... Kasabian and 'Shoot The Runner' -

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Kasabian feel the heat: 'Fire' -