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L'Amérique pleure by Les Cowboys Fringants: Have you seen this music video?
Yes, I have
I haven't, but I've heard the song
Never heard this song
And a child is crying, he's hungry and cold
His life has been sold
His young face looks old
its the face of America dying
-Orphans of Wealth by Don McLean
On Tum Tum Tum, MOMO. delivers one of the warmest and most effortlessly inviting records of his career. Blending MPB, Tropicália, jazz, folk rock, and Afrobeat influences, the London-based Brazilian artist creates an album that feels both deeply personal and universally welcoming.
Another classic added. Transitioning to Woman by Lindisfarne. Such a well-written song. Give the tab a look. URL: https://chordyes.com/chord/lindisfarne-woman #guitargoals #guitardreams #british #malevocalist #folkrock #classic #love
“To have two number ones with the same song in one career is insane.”
Kenny Wayne Shepherd’s “Blue on Black” first topped the rock chart in 1998, then did it again two decades later through a collaboration with Five Finger Death Punch, Brian May and Brantley Gilbert. Shepherd told me that writing a timeless song was always the goal. Most musicians would settle for one life. This one got two.
Kenny Wayne Shepherd on guitar duets, honoring Van Halen, and the timeless magic of “Blue on Black”
Brewer & Shipley- Tarkio (Folk Rock, Country Rock, Cosmic Country) Released: April 20, 1970 [Kama Sutra Records] Producer(s): Nick Gravenites