Songs with Hurricane/Winds/Storms in Song Title

[Chin Diesel]

 

[Husky Alien]

Like but @8893 beat you post #132

 

[karstenkibbe]

Great album. The Wreck of Edmund Fitzgerald such a great song.

 

[storrsroars]

Given their massive collections of expensive booze, I dedicate this one to @HuskyHawk and @8893

 

[Husky Alien]

 

[Husky Alien]

 

[8893]

 

[8893]

^Same title, different song (which would be a great thread subject):

 

[8893]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen another video with more than one billion views:

 

[Zanzman]

How high the water Johnny cash sorry don’t know how to post

 

[Chin Diesel]

Like but @8893 beat you post #132

His was a cheesy studio version. This live at Royal Albert Hall. Totally different. Totally.

 

[Chin Diesel]

 

[8893]

His was a cheesy studio version. This live at Royal Albert Hall. Totally different. Totally.

You’re of your mind. That studio version is tremendous. One of the tightest and most air-guitar-irresistible solos ever. The whole album is fantastic. If this is a cheesy group of studio musicians, I must be a mouse:

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• Eric Clapton – lead guitar, lead vocals
• Delaney Bramlett – rhythm guitars, backing vocals
• Stephen Stills – guitars, bass ("Let It Rain"), backing vocals
• Leon Russell – pianos
• John Simon – pianos
• Bobby Whitlock – organ, backing vocals
• Carl Radle – bass
• Jim Gordon – drums
• Tex Johnson – percussion
• Bobby Keys – saxophones
• Jim Price – trumpet
• Jerry Allison – backing vocals
• Bonnie Bramlett – backing vocals
• Rita Coolidge – backing vocals
• Sonny Curtis – backing vocals

 

[Chin Diesel]

You’re of your mind. That studio version is tremendous. One of the tightest and most air-guitar-irresistible solos ever. The whole album is fantastic. If this is a cheesy group of studio musicians, I must be a mouse:

​

• Eric Clapton – lead guitar, lead vocals
• Delaney Bramlett – rhythm guitars, backing vocals
• Stephen Stills – guitars, bass ("Let It Rain"), backing vocals
• Leon Russell – pianos
• John Simon – pianos
• Bobby Whitlock – organ, backing vocals
• Carl Radle – bass
• Jim Gordon – drums
• Tex Johnson – percussion
• Bobby Keys – saxophones
• Jim Price – trumpet
• Jerry Allison – backing vocals
• Bonnie Bramlett – backing vocals
• Rita Coolidge – backing vocals
• Sonny Curtis – backing vocals

It's actually one of my favorite songs. As you said, great, tight song throughout.

And yes, it's basically an all-star lineup with Sills, Bramlett (Two of 'em), Radle, Gordon, Keys, etc.

 

[8893]

Eric Clapton cover? Lolz

 

[8893]

It's actually one of my favorite songs. As you said, great, tight song throughout.

And yes, it's basically an all-star lineup with Sills, Bramlett (Two of 'em), Radle, Gordon, Keys, etc.

Admittedly I am biased. I like young Clapton. Old Clapton not so much.

 

[Husky Alien]

His was a cheesy studio version. This live at Royal Albert Hall. Totally different. Totally.

How can it be cheesy since that is the original song, Clapton wrote this with the help of Bonnie and Delaney Bramlett. There would be no Let It Rain at the Iconic Royal Albert Hall with out the original.

 

[imno1]

You’re of your mind. That studio version is tremendous. One of the tightest and most air-guitar-irresistible solos ever. The whole album is fantastic. If this is a cheesy group of studio musicians, I must be a mouse:

​

• Eric Clapton – lead guitar, lead vocals
• Delaney Bramlett – rhythm guitars, backing vocals
• Stephen Stills – guitars, bass ("Let It Rain"), backing vocals
• Leon Russell – pianos
• John Simon – pianos
• Bobby Whitlock – organ, backing vocals
• Carl Radle – bass
• Jim Gordon – drums
• Tex Johnson – percussion
• Bobby Keys – saxophones
• Jim Price – trumpet
• Jerry Allison – backing vocals
• Bonnie Bramlett – backing vocals
• Rita Coolidge – backing vocals
• Sonny Curtis – backing vocals

Love me some Bobby Keys "the 5th Stone"

 

[superjohn]

You’re of your mind. That studio version is tremendous. One of the tightest and most air-guitar-irresistible solos ever. The whole album is fantastic. If this is a cheesy group of studio musicians, I must be a mouse:

​

• Eric Clapton – lead guitar, lead vocals
• Delaney Bramlett – rhythm guitars, backing vocals
• Stephen Stills – guitars, bass ("Let It Rain"), backing vocals
• Leon Russell – pianos
• John Simon – pianos
• Bobby Whitlock – organ, backing vocals
• Carl Radle – bass
• Jim Gordon – drums
• Tex Johnson – percussion
• Bobby Keys – saxophones
• Jim Price – trumpet
• Jerry Allison – backing vocals
• Bonnie Bramlett – backing vocals
• Rita Coolidge – backing vocals
• Sonny Curtis – backing vocals

I love Stephen Stills. He's always been so underrated IMO. Amazing guitar player, voice/singer, songwriter.

 

[Chin Diesel]

Love me some Bobby Keys "the 5th Stone"

He must've had some great stories he took to the grave with him.

I mean he blew his entire tour's salary plus some on a tub of Dom P.

 

[Hans Sprungfeld]

Camper Van Beethoven!

This is only available to stream for three more days, then POOF, gone.

The 2 hour show has a phone interview with David Lowery that wraps around songs by him, Cracker, and Camper Van Beethoven.

Snap, Crackle, POP! with Alec Cumming (fill-in for The Flux Capacitor with Martha Willette Lewis)

 

[imno1]

This is only available to stream for three more days, then POOF, gone.

The 2 hour show has a phone interview with David Lowery that wraps around songs by him, Cracker, and Camper Van Beethoven.

Snap, Crackle, POP! with Alec Cumming (fill-in for The Flux Capacitor with Martha Willette Lewis)

amazing that wpkn is still on the airwaves

 

[Husky Alien]

I don’t think I’ve ever seen another video with more than one billion views:

Great rendition of a classic. Haunting and beautiful at the same time.

 

[superjohn]

This is only available to stream for three more days, then POOF, gone.

The 2 hour show has a phone interview with David Lowery that wraps around songs by him, Cracker, and Camper Van Beethoven.

Snap, Crackle, POP! with Alec Cumming (fill-in for The Flux Capacitor with Martha Willette Lewis)

Awesome, thank you. I'll listen for sure.

 

[Chin Diesel]

How can it be cheesy since that is the original song, Clapton wrote this with the help of Bonnie and Delaney Bramlett. There would be no Let It Rain at the Iconic Royal Albert Hall with out the original.

It. Was. A. Joke.