It’s ok Michael doesn’t visit in dreams that’s the job of Freddy. 
Thank you for the reminder…I guess 
John Hiatt - Slow Turning (1988)
Happy Birthday to American singer and songwriter John Hiatt, who is turning 71 today. He’s known from a long solo career, and from the “hobby band” Little Village, together with Ry Cooder, Nick Lowe and Jim Keltner. Although he’s had some moderate success through the years, John Hiatt is probably best known as a songwriter, being nominated nine times for a Grammy award. His songs have been recorded by numerous artists, including Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt and Iggy Pop. To celebrate John Hiatt’s birthday, here is Slow Turning, the title track from his ninth album.
I’ve had the pleasure to see John Hiatt live once, sometime in the late 1980’s. Good memory.
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Thin Lizzy - Southbound
Let us celebrate the memory of Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy, who would have turned 74 today. What a great talent the music world lost when he passed away in 1986 aged 36.
Robert Plant & Alison Krauss - Please Read The Letter
Happy Birthday to Robert Plant, who is turning 75 today.
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due to this action of David Draiman, the singer with the raw voice from Disturbed
one of their hits
Disturbed - Down with the Sickness
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The Rolling Stones - It’s Only Rock ‘N’ Roll (But I Like It)
In memory of Charlie Watts, who passed away two years ago today, aged 80.
Keith Richards is quoted as saying about the recording of the video: “Poor old Charlie nearly drowned… because we forgot he was sitting down.” Check out Charlie at 3:19, waving above the bubbles.
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Ken Hensley - July Morning
Let us celebrate the memory of Ken Hensley, who would have turned 78 today if he hadn’t passed away in 2020 at the age of 75. In Ken Hensley’s memory, here is his excellent live version of this classic Uriah Heep song, from a concert in Norway in 2005.
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love that song!
Ken was surely one of the best and underrated musicians ever
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Magazine - Motorcade
Let us celebrate the memory of Scottish guitarist John McGeoch, who would have turned 68 today if he hadn’t passed away in 2004 aged 48. He played guitar in several new wave/post-punk bands, among others Siouxsie & The Banshees and Public Image Ltd.
Personally I remember John McGeoch best from Magazine, who probably may be the most musically sk__led band from that era. Their three first album’s, all with John, are excellent. To celebrate John McGeoch’s memory, and make sure his name gets mentioned once again, here is Motorcade from Magazine’s debut album from 1978. Plenty of John’s guitar work here.
Elvis Costello & The Attractions - (I Don’t Want To Go To) Chelsea
Happy Birthday to Elvis Costello, who is turning 69 today.
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Bernie Madsen died today at the age of 72
Togheter with David Coverdale he wrote some grat hits for Whitesnake
before that he also played in UFO
"Here i go again"was the biggest hit, but i liked this one more
Whitesnake - Fool for Your Loving
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The Velvet Underground - I’m Waiting For The Man
Happy Birthday to Maureen “Mo” Tucker, drummer in The Velvet Underground, who is turning 79 today. She’s living proof that even a simple beat can influence generations of musicians.
Playing For Change, with John Paul Jones - When the Levee Breaks
Quote - “Playing For Change (PFC) is a Certified B Corp (Social Purpose Organization) created to inspire and connect the world through music, born from the shared belief that music has the power to break down boundaries and overcome distances between people.”
By the way, the footage from Norway in this video, is from the area where I come from. Still remember those winters. I don’t really miss them, but somehow thinking about them gives me a good feeling.
Playing For Change, with Robbie Robertson & Ringo Starr - The Weight
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it was the 3 of september…
Thats why this song today, and the long version
The Temptations - Papa Was A Rolling Stone
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Randy Bachman & Neil Young - Prairie Town
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John Martyn - May You Never
John Martyn would have turned 75 today. Here’s to celebrating his memory.
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Petula Clark - Downtown (1964)
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