Also, Future Celebrities is an awesome, if perhaps cocky, band name (maybe not so cocky considering what constitutes a celebrity these days).
Also also, the shit you learn when you keep reading a Wikipedia page be unexpected:
1. David Cassidy recorded an extended live version for his 1974 album Cassidy Live! (Bell Records, UK #9; recorded live in Great Britain in May 1974).
2. "For What It's Worth" is performed by an opossum and a chorus of woodland animals on episode 221 of The Muppet Show. The third verse is rewritten by an uncredited writer to give the song an anti-hunting theme.
Here is another version. Perhaps not the most accurate, but definitely the most fun I had playing it. Be suspicious of the bass player in the tie dye, a zoner near you. https://youtu.be/7AcurbmSQ6Q
The bargefest was so much fun. It took place in a shallow bay. Swimmers could stand on the sandy bottom in the no boating area. Wisely it ended Way before dark, 5 if I remember. People were getting D-runk and that can be a bad combo on the water and the boys start misbehaving around all the scantily clad ladies. ...
I really liked that it was a destination event off shore. Yes it seemed like the original social distancing event before it's time.
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.... everybody look what's
.... everybody look what's going dowwwnn...
thanks.
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The Buffalo Springfield song
The Buffalo Springfield song was about LA Music venues getting shut down...
Not about civil rights, just commercial rights.
Somewhat relevant today, in that Bars and venues are closed.
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The Buffalo Springfield song
The Buffalo Springfield song was about LA Music venues getting shut down...
...for the night. And mostly the busted heads.
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Also, Future Celebrities is
Also, Future Celebrities is an awesome, if perhaps cocky, band name (maybe not so cocky considering what constitutes a celebrity these days).
Also also, the shit you learn when you keep reading a Wikipedia page be unexpected:
1. David Cassidy recorded an extended live version for his 1974 album Cassidy Live! (Bell Records, UK #9; recorded live in Great Britain in May 1974).
2. "For What It's Worth" is performed by an opossum and a chorus of woodland animals on episode 221 of The Muppet Show. The third verse is rewritten by an uncredited writer to give the song an anti-hunting theme.
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really good version of this
really good version of this song (DelFest collaboration)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIdfulZ1c5c
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I like this version
I like this version
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hXknN2RoXO4
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The Buffalo Springfield song
The Buffalo Springfield song was about LA Music venues getting shut down...<<<
Frankenstein'd
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Here is another version.
Here is another version. Perhaps not the most accurate, but definitely the most fun I had playing it. Be suspicious of the bass player in the tie dye, a zoner near you.
https://youtu.be/7AcurbmSQ6Q
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Public Enemy successfully
Public Enemy successfully sampled it in 1998 for the title song of their soundtrack to "He Got Game":
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2USyRZ6XsZk
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^ BargeFest is great idea for
^ Trailhead -- BargeFest is great idea for bands trying to social distance (from their audience). Looks like fun.
If you tow that thing up the Chesapeake Bay (from middle of Idaho?), I could get you a gig. :-)
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"Mostly say, hooray for our
"Mostly say, hooray for our side"
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Alan and Trailhead, I
Alan and Trailhead, I especially like the versions you posted. Nice to know a bass player on a barge...
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The bargefest was so much fun
The bargefest was so much fun. It took place in a shallow bay. Swimmers could stand on the sandy bottom in the no boating area. Wisely it ended Way before dark, 5 if I remember. People were getting D-runk and that can be a bad combo on the water and the boys start misbehaving around all the scantily clad ladies. ...
I really liked that it was a destination event off shore. Yes it seemed like the original social distancing event before it's time.