The SUBSIM Music Thread

[Catfish]

Never heard of them before Jim B. posted this 'Blur' some time ago

[u crank]

The Beatles - Happiness Is A Warm Gun

[Jimbuna]

[fumo30]

Toco - Samba Noir



Marcel Bontempi - Lovesick Stroll

[vienna]

Originally Posted by u crank

The Beatles - Yer Blues

Back in the late 90s, there was strip club I used to go to here in Hollywood and one of the girls I knew there used to ask me about which songs I thought would be good for her. The girls did three song sets and one of hr go-to's was Bad to the bone, so I made here a mini-CD with that song, a second song I can't remember at the moment, and The Beatles Yer Blues. Being a young thing, she wasn't sure The Beatles song was such a good idea; I said Trust Me". She performed the set, and, when Yer Blues came on, even the guys usually glued to the pool tables and video games woke up and gave her good tips...

Just another example of how I have pleased women is oh so many ways...



Here's Yer Blues live with John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, and Mitchell from The Rolling Stones Rock & Roll Circus show:




One of Lennon's great qualities as a songwriter was his willingness to put so much of his own personal emotions into his songs. No where was this more moving than in his two songs about his mother, Julia, written a few years apart and expressing Lennon's coming to terms with her death:






...and then there is this:











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[Catfish]

Originally Posted by fumo30

Toco - Samba Noir

some time gone since those songs were played.. and it is new! Gorgeous!
Thanks for posting.

[Catfish]

Another guitar..

[vienna]

It's Saturday dance time...







Reporter: Are you a mod or a rocker?

Ringo: Um, no. I'm a mocker.









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[Eisenwurst]

Originally Posted by vienna

Back in the late 90s, there was strip club I used to go to here in Hollywood and one of the girls I knew there used to ask me about which songs I thought would be good for her. The girls did three song sets and one of hr go-to's was Bad to the bone, so I made here a mini-CD with that song, a second song I can't remember at the moment, and The Beatles Yer Blues. Being a young thing, she wasn't sure The Beatles song was such a good idea; I said Trust Me". She performed the set, and, when Yer Blues came on, even the guys usually glued to the pool tables and video games woke up and gave her good tips...











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What??? Not the old classics?????

[vienna]

Hey, in the late 90s, I was in my late 40s and most of the dancers were about half my age and their taste in music barely went back over a dozen years...

The all time classic stripper song was David Rose's The Stripper form 1962:






The lady shown in most of the black & white photos is the late, great Gypsy Rose Lee, arguably the all-time Queen Of Burlesque; the color pictures of Natalie Wood are from a movie musical (from a Broadway musical) of Gypsy's life titled Gypsy. I recall, when I was a youngster, growing up in San Francisco, Gypsy had a morning talk show and I was a faithful viewer; one of the funny things she would do is she would sometime knit while interviewing guests...











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[fumo30]

Originally Posted by Catfish

some time gone since those songs were played.. and it is new! Gorgeous!
Thanks for posting.

You're welcome.
Yes, combine some "james bond", some samba and some jazz noir and there we go again.


...and the beat goes on.

La Ragazza 77 - Il Beat Cos'è 1967




EMERGENCY!


13th Floor Elevators - Fire Engine




Pugh Rogefeldt - Ambulansen

[Jimbuna]

[Eichhörnchen]

[fumo30]

These guys ain't from Texas(They're from Finland), and I think back in 90's they just dropped too many E's.

Texas Faggott - Rock the Beat Now

[Eisenwurst]