What are you listening to?

Anyone here remembering a british band called The Zombies? That was many years before I was even born, but the song "She's not there" is a real classic. Yesterday I stumbled upon this very reduced live version of original band members Colin Blunstone and Rod Argent from 2012. Colin's voice is amazing for a 67 year old guy (Rod's too, btw.)!

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Real good guitar lesson by Robben Ford

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This is sick, great bass tone! Glad I found your thread haha

Also checking out PARADIGM SHIFT, appreciate the recommendations!

Here's a track from another japanese band for you to check out haha:

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Such a good blues band!

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This gave me a really good start into the evening :)

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Michel Cusson's home studio.

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There was over a 90 percent chance of me being there when Stevie played. The place is called Cheatham Street Warehouse in San Marcos and was and still is a dive. Stevie and his guys played there a lot during the late 70's and early 80's. There were some unbelievable acts that came through there, huge names.

My band played there about twice a month on a Friday or Saturday, it was part of the I-35 music corridor. I actually went to college in San Marcos at Texas State University, fun times. There may have been almost 100 people for that jam session, it wasn't a big club. Just sharing some memories here. Ron

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