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jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

Terrific cover of a great Dylan love song:

All I Really Wanna Do

The original:

Dylan - All I Really Wanna Do

"Important Messege: in the first 30 seconds you cant see anything, but after you can see our bob dylan"

John

jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

There's a staggering amount of Dylan out there. Here's a good later day Dylan reaching back into the songbook:

With God On Our Side - 1988 Bridge School Benefit

John

jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

Elton John - Candle in the Wind (1997)

It's the only time he's ever performed the song live. As someone pointed out on the page, it's amazing how well he performed.

John

Fong · Joined: 02 Aug 2006 Posts: 220

Looks like jdw beat me to most of the good Bruce stuff. John - I don't know if you just collect Boss video, but I have most of the stuff you mentioned on CD - including all those knockout versions of Thundercrack (usually paired back-to-back with Seaside Bar Song).

Anyway, here's another one. Not good video quality, but an electric performance.

Tunnel Of Love, St. Louis, April 1988

And since Metallica played a role in one of the original incarnations of tOA:

Metallica covers Black Sabbath's Hole In The Sky and Iron Man

-HJF

jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

When you say nothing at all

John

jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

I love Patty Loveless...

Here I Am

Lonely too long

You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive

Her band was so tight on that tour, and he voice was just off the charts.

Duets:

Out Of Control Raging Fire with Travis Tritt

My Kind Of Woman, My Kind Of Man with Vince Gill

A freaking awesome where one totally gets an idea of how awesome her voice is:

Pretty Polly with Ralph Stanley

Oh god... I think I can die and go to heaven after this one:

Even Cowgirls Get The Blues

John

jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

Some great Waylon Jennings:

Mental Revenge

This Time

A Good Hearted Woman

Oh boy... my favorite Waylon song, totally vintage:

You asked me to

John

jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

And Merle...

The Longer You Wait

Legend of Bonnie & Clyde

Someday We'll Look Back

John

jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

One last think before getting some sleep. Buck Owens and the Buckaroos:

Together Again

Love's Gonna Live Here Again

There is a ton of stuff from this show up posted by sleepycreek. But I had to go with these two.

John

jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

So freaking much great Buck:

Crying Time

Act Naturally

Buck and Don having a blast with the double Telecasters:

Sam's Place

Don's instrumental:

Cajun Fiddle

Don Rich ruled it so much, and he and Buck meshed together to absolute perfection.

John

jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

Aw hell... I don't know how I got off on this click-a-thon:

Easy Lovin

Picking Wild Mountain Berries

After the Fire is Gone

John

jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

I don't know why, but I dig this version from the CMT Duets show:

Blake Shelton & Miranda Lambert: You're the Reason God Made Oklahoma

John

jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

So I'm in the middle of looking at Who clips and stumbled across this:

So Lonely

Back before the were big here and you could only here then on KROQ. :)

John

jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

Trying to stick to vintage clips rather than stuff from the Unplugged set:

Off The Pretenders first album:

Up the Neck

Tattooed Love Boys

Stop Your Sobbing

Kid

Brass In Pocket

There are a slew of other clips of songs off the album that made the 90s unplugged set. While they're okay to me, the original version are the ones for me.

I have a big soft spot for that album. A girl friend of the time was a huge Chrissie Hynde fan, and an cassette tape of that was playing on auto-reverse mode during a certain rather memorable first for me.

"Ehhhhh! Too much information, jdw!!!"

:P

Hey... at least I didn't liquor up my first. Chrissie over the forces of booze and dope... I was an honorable mid-teen! :P

John

jdw · Site Admin Joined: 01 Sep 2005 Posts: 17230

Okay... to help clear that thought from your head, here's:

Nobody's Fault But Mine

Where Plant is quite molten.

Also from the same Knebworth show (and Zep DVD):

Achilles Last Stand

Bonzo is off the charts, Jones is strong on bass, and Plant is game on vocals (it's not a vocal calling for intensity). Page is a little worse for the wear from the smack, especially on the solo. :) But it's still fun to hear a favorite live, especially for Bonham's wicked drumming.

John