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OT: ABC's of Music

OK - Now that we are back to the beginning of the alphabet it's time to up our game. Time to offer up Double Plays -- this will handle A & B; next up something that handles C and D.

My offering -- the inspirational "I'd rather be an Acorn" - By the Backyardigans.

 
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Shuggie Otis - Inspiration Information, great stuff from the early 70's:
 
Time for some Jompson Brothers. This was were Chris Stapleton was before he was....Chris Stapleton.

On The Run

 
Here is a double. "Love Among the Ruins" from the album of the same name.

 
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You folks have entirely lost the play book! The damn song has to start with the letter, not the artist, not the record label, not the lead instrumentalist!!! And even then you all seem to have forgotten the alphabet!

OOOOO... dang it.

 
meyers7 said:
Ok, here's the dealio. You have to pay a little attention. 1st post has to have song or artist start with "A"
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From the OP. Sorry Rocky, you have been overruled. Artist name is perfectly legal. I agree about forgetting the alphabet though.
 
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Ozimoto said:
"Her Majesty" from the Beatles

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Excellent timing Ozimoto. Today is the 50th anniversary of that famous photo that became the cover of their final album.
On 8 August 1969, one of the most-imitated events in pop music history occurred.
The Beatles - George Harrison, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and John Lennon - gathered for a brief photoshoot outside the EMI Studios in London, where the band was working.
Iain Macmillan took the rather modest shot of the musicians on a zebra crossing on the B507 road, an image which would adorn the cover of the band's Abbey Road album.
 
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