About all we know about this specific recording was that it was recorded by The Cars, LIVE, at Bremen Radio Studios in Germany in 1979. Although not The Cars most popular song, “Candy-O” was the title track of their 1979
Don’t know much about this rare video except I haven’t seen it before and it appears to be from a very early appearance on TV in the Netherlands for a two hour show/concert called Pop Gala back March 10, 1973.
Wow, does it get more early 80’s than seeing a one-hit wonder on the weekly music recap show “Solid Gold?” In this video we have Rocky Burnette lip-syncing his smash from May of 1980, “Tired Of Toeing The Line” while the
A great LIVE performance of a classic hit, just two months before his death! The song is included in Freedom: Atlanta Pop Festival a posthumous live album by The Jimi Hendrix Experience, documenting their July 4, 1970 performance at the Atlanta
Here’s a great LIVE performance of a classic hit from 1979: it’s Jefferson Starship (after they were Jefferson Airplane) with “Jane” from from their album Freedom at Point Zero. The song peaked that year on the Billboard Hot 100 at
No, it’s not a classic hit from the 70s or 80s, or even from a band from that era. Nope, this is a new song from a bunch of guys from Tuscon, Arizona who probably weren’t even born when most
First of all, BluesJamSession has a very passionate, dedicated and experienced owner. Peter Morales had certainly put in tons of effort in creating what I call the “Ultimate Blues Guitar Package”. It consists of 60 blues backing tracks in every
If you grew up in the 70’s you could not miss the incredible voice of singer/songwriter Jackson Browne, who had a string of classic hits including “Running on Empty”, “Take It Easy”, “Somebody’s Baby” and, of course, his 1972 smash “Doctor
Apparently, Pinkpop was a Dutch music festival (had to look that one up) and in addition to the Police, on the stage in 1979 were The Average White Band, Dire Straits, Elvis Costello and Rush. Not a bad lineup! Here’s
Another great video, this time of Paul Davis with his classic hit, “Cool Night” from 1981. This appearance on Solid Gold Classic (remember the Solid Gold Dancers?) is a “live”performance in that it is in front of a live TV
