Also don’t forget the original Skid Row where he first met Phil, and Neil Murray was the first bass player of Colosseum II, he then joined Canterbury band National Health and then of course came Whitesnake & Black Sabbath .

Belfast's finest! He's getting a statue here. I got to meet him once.

I tend to agree, but the commentary is thoroughly engrossing.

The harmonies in this song are lovely and the piece is infused with a sort of mysterious spirituality. I always turn the volume up and let it lift my spirits. Thanks for sharing this!

hii, i don't know your channel but i think that you should add some images (and maybe clips) so people would find your video more attractive. Have a nice day ;)

Zappa was talking about the MUSIC INDUSTRY not musical styles. the problem and the tragedy. ''making music' comes from the soul. executives [money-makers] cannot make music, improvise, play music with others or create pathos. if they cared about music-making they would FUND free music academies FOR EVERY GENRE. these people have robbed the mind & psyche of the music that will 'soothe our soul'' in times of crisis & celebration. taking music lesson & sharing our heart felt expression is the only way to RECLAIM the power of music for the benefit of humanity

I will check this music out!

I love the Wishbone Ash album that he worked on - 'Number The Brave'.

The audio dynamics on this album are amazing. I so miss the days when having to pay to use a recording studio, producer and engineers was an awesome filter of people who shouldnt be musicians. Now any talentless idiot can buy a laptop and some software and become a recording artist. Music is worse for it.

Also covered by the Jefferson Airplane.

'The Other Side of This Life' ://kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZTcfqZrm8dnfdE

This was not a bad album, but it was not YES. YES like all these bands did sold out.

He writes a hit song in which he rhymes gender with blender, game over right there

6 of the 10 biggest selling singles in Motown history feature Lionel Ritchie.

He loved beef chow mein

He was brilliant but I wish he hadn't done that grunting thing he did. His albums with B.B. King were really good.

He was in a duet in 1967. He was also consistent through 40 years.

Aw come on Adam! How can you pick an album without "Little Old Wine Drinker Me" ? It's his best song IMHO!

Funny, I've been binging on hos Roasts and Matt Helm films. A true entertainer who could do it all. Thanks for pronouncing 'Reprise' correctly!

"Keep Me in Your Heart for a While" is what I want at my funeral

John Sykes was a badas that didn't get the recognition he deserved.

Warren Zevon got me interested in history and geo politics. My first little red pill way back when... So underrated to this day. Thanks for the bio

Always in my mind John ❤️🌹!

Zevon was an innovative songwriter. He went to places no one else had the testicular fortitude to go to. "Patty Hearst herd the burst of Roland Thompson and bought it!"

Great episode. I’m the proud owner of an original Model D

He was a fine and undervalued songwriter, but he was far from unique.

Dion has had an amazing evolution. He's still a Bronx guy and the King of the New York Streets!

"Never Too Late For Love" is one of my favorite songs I've ever heard. Just amazing songwriting.

Thank you for this!!!😊 Loved seeing "Caribbean Queen"in the film Reno 911! The Hunt for QAnon 2021 ‧ Comedy

Well done Adam! Thank you for mentioning the way Hudson set the keyboards up at such odd angles on the stage. I always felt like the band was going to fall off the stage because they seemed always to be teetering about. RIP Mr. Hudson.

No AutoTune.

I remember singing "I'd Like to teach the World to Sing" in school... And obviously Oasis ripped off the melody in Shakermaker

The era when hairdressers went missing entirely

Didn't you use to do talks with George Galloway?

Algorithm brought me. Great vid! You have the gift...keep it up!!

Huge Donny fan here . Thank you for this

There's a video of 'You keep me hangin on ' where each member looks like a different stage of Prince's career, it's amazing, ridiculously OTT, love it

A cheesy line but it definitely applies to music genres, punk, disco, country.... You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain. I do like the gangsta county tag

Otto Klemperer's son was Colonel Klink.

What a great channel. Thank you very much for all this Adam. Happy listening!

you inspired me to review this album again - I've the vinyl still.....thanks.

I aspire to have this type of knowledge

Adam - are you AI, I'm starting to wonder 🤔

Never got r Kelly even before the scandal.. big anthemic ballads are a genre i wouldnt miss

If, and that's a VERY big if, this was indeed the best song of the 90's, I think this only goes to show what a low-bar wasteland the 90's were.

Never the same after Pete Hornberger left 😁

The Tubes were one of the 1st theatrical rock bands. They should be in the R & R HOF!

Here in Australia, I think "Gimme A Little Sign" holds the record, in the physical era, for the largest drop off the charts by a single - it was at #2 the week before the infamous 1970 Radio ban and was completely off the charts the week after it started.

I don't know where all the negativity about this album came about - I remember when it came out everyone seemed to love it for much the same reasons you set out here. If they would have put Darlene from Coda on instead of "Hot Dog", it would have aged much better, I guess. But I'm like you, I think it's great. Except Hot Dog which is one of the worst songs they ever did and just doesn't fit. The GX-1 was used because they did the album at Polar, so they'd have used ABBAs.

Just about every line in the song is a double entendre, that's no accident, which probably makes it one of the cleverest songs ever written.