Beautiful voice and song, RadioMatt. What a lovely man. Thanks.
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You are welcome, Tuesday.
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I fucking hate dementia. Even for Greezy Joe.
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WOW!
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Pretty tasty set
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Captivating!
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After seeing the documentary (The Wrecking Crew), I have a much, much, much greater appreciation for how unique Glen Campbell was among guitar players, and the breadth of his talent. Real genius.
I only recently learned about Muscle Shoals and the history of Southern Rock (as I work my way through YT and the entire internet in the era of CV19). Wow!
I had no idea where so many musical acts got their first big breaks or how many known stars were session players, sometimes for years before they became famous. (I figure everyone but me knows that it was a fluke that Billy Powell came to perform the iconic piano opening to “Free Bird”, as no one in Lynryrd Skynyrd knew their roadie could play like that.)
It’s too bad the stories of these uniquely-gifted musicians and the admiration by fellow musicians aren’t more widely told.
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…meant to say: “I ALSO only recently learned of Muscle Shoals.. (I know Campbell didn’t have his start there.) ~AA
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Another great talent that seems to have fallen through the memory hole is Roberta Flack. I was just thinking about her a few months ago. This seems like a good spot to post this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4A5XuMz_Tw
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If not the most, certainly one of the top musical talents of several generations. Been a fan since the mid sixties.
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Great to hear Glen and especially singing and playing in church. He is singing in heaven now!
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Probably the best guitar player who ever lived. And reportedly couldn’t read music. Glad he found Jesus before he passed; he was lost for a while.
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Very timely post for me. We had to put our dog down 3 weeks ago and my wife has been in the dumps ever since. We decided to get a puppy (Australian Shepard – Husky mix) and my wife named him Campbell after her favorite singer.
Good to see this side of him. He had a powerful testimony and tremendous musical talent.
Thanks @BFH me too, Nice Ovation Geetar too…
Remember him in True Grit?? Did he win for that?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sswaLbi9NF8
And a couple of music vids OFF course:
Gentle on My Mind, ROY CLARK WAS AMAZED:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETkzK9pXMio
And this unbelievable duo!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ox2GU0-R6eY
He also did the first version of this song in 1961:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhpIYHtiTeo
Beautiful voice and song, RadioMatt. What a lovely man. Thanks.
You are welcome, Tuesday.
I fucking hate dementia. Even for Greezy Joe.
WOW!
Pretty tasty set
Captivating!
After seeing the documentary (The Wrecking Crew), I have a much, much, much greater appreciation for how unique Glen Campbell was among guitar players, and the breadth of his talent. Real genius.
I only recently learned about Muscle Shoals and the history of Southern Rock (as I work my way through YT and the entire internet in the era of CV19). Wow!
I had no idea where so many musical acts got their first big breaks or how many known stars were session players, sometimes for years before they became famous. (I figure everyone but me knows that it was a fluke that Billy Powell came to perform the iconic piano opening to “Free Bird”, as no one in Lynryrd Skynyrd knew their roadie could play like that.)
It’s too bad the stories of these uniquely-gifted musicians and the admiration by fellow musicians aren’t more widely told.
…meant to say: “I ALSO only recently learned of Muscle Shoals.. (I know Campbell didn’t have his start there.) ~AA
Another great talent that seems to have fallen through the memory hole is Roberta Flack. I was just thinking about her a few months ago. This seems like a good spot to post this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4A5XuMz_Tw
If not the most, certainly one of the top musical talents of several generations. Been a fan since the mid sixties.
Great to hear Glen and especially singing and playing in church. He is singing in heaven now!
Probably the best guitar player who ever lived. And reportedly couldn’t read music. Glad he found Jesus before he passed; he was lost for a while.
Very timely post for me. We had to put our dog down 3 weeks ago and my wife has been in the dumps ever since. We decided to get a puppy (Australian Shepard – Husky mix) and my wife named him Campbell after her favorite singer.