11 May 09
Originally posted by FMFRight Off is my favourite Miles Davis song, but calling it "rock'n'roll" is perhaps stretching it a bit too far...
Cracked Actor - David Bowie
Truckin' - Grateful Dead
Rubber Bullets - 10 CC
Meal Ticket - Elton John
Boys Are Back In Town - Thin Lizzy
Right Off - Miles Davis
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14 May 09
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There are so many, these i've listened to lately...
The real me - the who
Tie your mother dowm - queen
I saw her standing there - the beatles
If you want blood, you got it - ac/dc
Hey joe - jimi hendrix
Highway star (live) - deep purple
Where the streets have no name - u2
Kashmire - led zeppelin
Panama - van halen
Ace of spades - motorhead
Smells like teen spirit - nirvana
(most stuff by hawkwind)
(nothing by bruce springsteen)
14 May 09
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Originally posted by KazetNagorraOh? How so?
Right Off is my favourite Miles Davis song, but calling it "rock'n'roll" is perhaps stretching it a bit too far...
Judging by the previous posts, I reckoned that a broader definition of 'rock'n'roll' was in play here.
Am I wrong?
20 May 09
Originally posted by generalissimoMost of the replies here are suggesting rock tracks and not rock 'n roll.
roll over beethoven.
la bamba.
surfin' USA.
blue suede shoes.
rock around the clock.
Getting back to the orginal question, surely something by The Crickets must come in somewhere?
I suggest Peggy Sue, mainly because of that unique soft drumming (copied by Keith Moon on See My Way).
21 May 09
Originally posted by znshoYeah, it was about early rock'n'roll.
Most of the replies here are suggesting rock tracks and not rock 'n roll.
Getting back to the orginal question, surely something by The Crickets must come in somewhere?
I suggest Peggy Sue, mainly because of that unique soft drumming (copied by Keith Moon on See My Way).
Oh yeah sure, peggy sue is pretty good, I also forgot to mention baby lets play house.