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jimihendrix1

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• Dec 21, 2024

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jimihendrix1

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• Dec 21, 2024

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jimihendrix1

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jimihendrix1

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injinji

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• Jan 21, 2025

• #226

Garth Hudson, Sneaky Pete, Carlton Moody, Stick Davis and Rick Lonow.

 

injinji

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• Jan 21, 2025

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topcat

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• Yesterday at 11:21 AM

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Bagginski

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• Yesterday at 10:27 PM

• #229

topcat said:

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I remember Punx ragging’ on hippies…but hippies were at least as radical a shock to the system in their time as punx ever tried to be in theirs (no ‘fence, I was there for both)

You really had to live in a world of pop, old-people music (Pat Boone, Perry Como, the Andrews sisters, Connie Francis - WALTER BRENNAN, fergawdsake) on the one hand, Motown on the other hand, & the ‘British invasion’ on the 3rd hand…to appreciate the effect psychedelia had on music

 

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