Rock Roxx

@The Duck , I have undeleted your two deleted threads. I had no problem viewing them, David @KGIII must have had an issue peculiar to his environment.

BTW with the first one, you did have 2 of the Eagles song at the bottom, so I removed one.

Wiz
 


Another one that blew me away when i heard it,,, guitar and flute... Rainbow eyes, by Rainbow.

That one showed in my region as "video unavailable", mate.

I have reproduced it below in case others had a problem.

Cheers

Wiz

 
Duck, got a prob with one of the ONJ's (3rd one).

Love me Livvie, so will fix that one on my tomorrow


Wiz
 
David @KGIII must have had an issue peculiar to his environment.

Buggered if I know...

But...

Yes, I didn't even know they were there....hit the refresh button out of sheer curiosity. That bought up the ducls postings at 9.26 and 9.40

I think it may have been a temporary YouTube thing, or maybe a site thing taking time/not doing the URL unfurling properly.

They showed up properly after a refresh.
 
The Doors had a 'tribute' to Otis Redding.

I have a CD in my collection Titled "The Ultimate Otis Redding" . 20 of his best stuff, including "Dock of the Bay", "Mr. Pitiful", "Open the Door", and "Chained and Bound". In some of the songs, you can hear his heart breaking!! It is on the Warner Special Products label, #9-27608-2, Published in 1986. According to the Documentation, all selections were recorded in Memphis, Tennessee. One of the featured musicians is "Donald "Duck" Dunn, who also was in the "Blues Brothers" band.

Happy Trails,
Paul
 
"Donald "Duck" Dunn

He played for all sorts of people and on all sorts of albums.

For some reason, that reminds me of The Band. There's the Last Waltz on YouTube, for folks who are so inclined. The full show was pretty long, but I'll link it -- and likely let it play in the background for a while.

 
Love me Livvie, so will fix that one on my tomorrow

Was that third one "A Little More Love"?

If so, and either way, here it is for others.

 
I think Australia's Billy Thorpe wrote this track with me in mind.

 
^^^^^^ that heart is for you....also the song.
 
My late wife Elaine used to know Billy (before my time with her).

He was a Brisbane lad and lived near her folks.

Elaine had 3 brothers-in-law - Barrie, Barry and Terry, all guitarists playing in bands. Billy used to come over to her folks garage and jam with the boys.

Wish I could have been there.
 
Australian Idol ran initially from 2003 - 2009, and then a long break until it was revived in 2023.

I have watched all of it, and I have seldom been impressed more than by the young lady, Kesha, who won the 2026 series a few days ago.

Here are a couple of her efforts. Hope you enjoy.



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Avagudweegend

Wiz
 
 
OK, here's another of Chris's - Sailing (I blame you for this, Alex, lol)



That one Brian shared is an interesting one, because it was written not just by Chris himself.

"Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)" was written by a team of four: Christopher Cross, Burt Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager, and Peter Allen. The 1981 hit, from the movie Arthur, won the Academy Award for Best Original Song and was famously co-written to feature the line "When you get caught between the moon and New York City".

That one just had "Hit" written across it from the get go.
 
This may be helpful for those posting url's from youtube to here,.... and when clicked on, the url does take you to youtube but not to the intended song.....

Firefox browsers add on :


This only has 350 (approx) users, but there is very little asked for in the way of permissions.

Works well for me in Firefox, Librewolf, etc

This rotten thing worked a few times and then FAILED.

I started a topic: https://www.linux.org/threads/how-to-copy-paste-a-video-etc-from-youtube-to-wherever-you-like.65639/

....showing how to copy/paste a video from youtube that actually WORKS.
 
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Ta for sharing, Bro'
 

Eric Carmen All by Myself (HQ Audio - 720p​


 


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