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Yikes!
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Great article about songwriters with an EC mention…
DRR replied to Lew Bundles's topic in That's Rock 'N' Roll
It's an interesting article -- but just that one man's somewhat arrogant conclusion. Anyway, it was a good read. Thanks. -
Great! Thanks, Bernie!
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Nice review -- just missed on the title of "I Can Remember".
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I still have my vinyl LP which I bought when first released. I agree that the very flat production really hurt this album. Too bad because the band and tunes were pretty decent rockers!
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Sad news! I knew he was sick -- and it didn't sound hopeful. Sorry to know he's gone. My wife and I really liked him. Saw him live a couple times, and he was definitely one of the best performers we've seen. We also have many of his records on vinyl LP and CDs. We always thought he deserved to make it bigger in the industry -- couldn't figure out why it never happened to the level deserved. Sadly, talent doesn't always equal huge success. We feel fortunate to have seen him. Cleveland was fortunate to have him around for so many years!
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Sad... He was an iconic drummer.
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Very nice!
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"Nights With Alice Cooper" mentions Carmen
DRR replied to Matthew C. Clark's topic in That's Rock 'N' Roll
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Yes. Thanks, Bernie!
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Sad. He contributed to some great recordings of so many timeless songs.
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Sad... I thought his movie,"The End", with Dom DeLuise was one of the funniest movies of the 1970s.
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John McCain had integrity. He treated people with respect, regardless of party or point of view. He understood and demonstrated the principles of public service! He will be missed.
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Both tunes sound GREAT! Thanks!!!
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A REALLY nice cover! Thanks for posting.
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Such a great album -- and so sad it never had the commercial success that was deserved!
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Happy Birthday! Thanks for this site!
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So sad to see another rock icon passing...
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Thanks for posting these. It's nice to see The Raspberries receive such positive (and well deserved) reviews!
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Sad.
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By all accounts he was a really nice guy, and his voice was a beautiful instrument.