It's the end (music)

[Scud49]

 

[Zorro]

 

[Bama fan]

That is brilliant! I feel better already.

 

[Scud49]

Watch out now.......

 

[Zorro]

 

[Bigboote]

Geez, Johnny Maestro could sing. FYI, this song was written for and first recorded by the Fifth Dimension.

 

[Scud49]

One great Neil Young song, one bad time for Montezuma and the Aztecs:

 

[Woof 101]

No attack on all the doom and gloom, simply don't believe it. What many consider to be the end is simply a new beginning in my eyes... A little basketball music please...

 

[meyers7]

No attack on all the doom and gloom, simply don't believe it. What many consider to be the end is simply a new beginning in my eyes... A little basketball music please...

 

[Scud49]

Naw, its a doom n gloom thread - queuing up Tom Rush and the Galveston Flood:
"Death come howling on the ocean, death call you got to go"
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[FairView]

 

[Bama fan]

Here is another tale of the great Galveston Flood:

 

[CL82]

Not a doom and gloom song but the title says it all for a few here on the BY

Always struck by the amazing amount talent in the TWs. Their music has a strong Petty/Harrison feel about it. Still enjoy it.

 

[Bigboote]

Okay, you want the end, here's the end on a few different levels, and it's breathtakingly beautiful:

 

[Scud49]

One of the Stones very best IMO - and with the passing of John Havlicek, we are reminded once again that Time Indeed, Waits for No One:

 

[bantamlaker]

Geez, Johnny Maestro could sing. FYI, this song was written for and first recorded by the Fifth Dimension.


Agree with you about Johnny Maestro. Johnny was originally the lead singer of the Crests, one of the first interracial groups. They had several big hits including Sixteen Candles and Step by Step. I remember on one the PBS Doo Wop specials Johnny sang both 16 Candles from the Crests and Worst that could Happen from the Brooklyn Bridge. He died in 2010 at age 70.

 

[svetbird]

if its all ending I'm going with

 

[Bigboote]

@bantamlaker, Thanks for reminding me of the Crests. I remembered he’d sung with a ‘50’s group, but couldn’t recall the name.