Even though he was kind of a one-hit-wonder, I thought for sure somebody would've mentioned Kim Mitchell by now-
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Bam! I totally remember that song, always thought it was the Tubes. Never saw the video before. What the hell was in that soda?
I am 65, still ride a mountain bike, and I like Band Of Horses. Who ever paired up the incredible Danny MacAskill and "The Funeral" really nailed it.
My musical interests are all over the map.
1969 was a great year, graduated HS and great muscle cars abounded...oh, then there was this band.
Fun times on TV
Fun times on the AM radio
Kim Mitchell aka Max Webster was hardly a one hit wonder here in Canada
Another Canadian boy makes it big after this
A Toronto band that should have had more international success
1969 was a great year, graduated HS and great muscle cars abounded...oh, then there was this band.
Fun times on TV
Fun times on the AM radio
Kim Mitchell aka Max Webster was hardly a one hit wonder here in Canada
Another Canadian boy makes it big after this
A Toronto band that should have had more international success
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It's interesting to see our varied (and different) tastes in music. It's definitely a generational thing. It's what we were exposed to during our youth and got to enjoy. Whether it was hard rock, psychedelic, soul and r&b, blues, etc.
As far as rock inspired movies go, here's a classic documentary that featured the legendary band, "The Band" and other noted talents of the era. It's a long flick though.
As far as rock inspired movies go, here's a classic documentary that featured the legendary band, "The Band" and other noted talents of the era. It's a long flick though.
Rush. Bed Barchetta. Tom Sawyer. Spirit of the Radio. Villa Strangiato. YYZ. The list goes on.
I enjoy the early 70's Soul Music - one of many great bands I listen to:
and anything by the Brothers Johnson
and anything by the Brothers Johnson
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