It is incorrect that playback speed of "Robert Johoson's CD" is. This song was recorded at speeds of 74~5 rpm, not 78rpm. So this song is Key of A, not Bb (, and he had played this song by National Reso-Phonic guitar (tri-cone?), not Gibson. Robert Johnson's recordings were apparently sped up past their original speed, raising the pitch aswell. Many listeners may have been listening to him at the incorrect pitch and speed. Listen for yourself. I personally think that this song sounds more natural at this pitch, and much bluesier giving a lot of credit to the story.

It's Syd, btw.

Ha! I thought this was only for trendy celebs, but if Les does it than I guess its ok! Thanks man!

Eternal Magic - July 7, 1980 (Audience)

1980-07-05 - Munich (Great version of SIBLY!)

Author's dive into Beatles story still has depths to explore https://ca.celebrity.yahoo.com/news/authors-dive-beatles-story-still-depths-explore-191052453.html

1980-06-18 - Audience Recording - 1st Gen

1980.06.21 Rotterdam, NL

Wow never thought I'd hear Primus cover a cheery early Beatles song like 8 Days a Week.

BTW this is great Wally, never heard it before! Thanks man!

1975.05.25 Earl's Court Tapes Vol. V - When We Were Kings

The best of 80's cheese:

1975-05-23 - Welcome to the Show (TDOLZ)

Some of Bucketheads heavier fare:

Good call on the Helloween reswati! Doesn't get much heavier than this:

My favorite Maiden song: My favorite Sabbath song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wdbOGVzTYqM I should say my favorite 'Ozzy' era Sabbath song. Hard to beat this one:

Nice. I like the harmonics at the beginning of that song, sounds like Dazed and Confused!

Here's a great one, featuring future Primus guitarist Larry 'Ler' LaLonde on lead guitar. Some call it one of the first Death Metal albums, but listen to it its pure thrash. Love the riff @10:12! Best Slayer album IMO:

1972-06-27 - (Welcome Back HTWWW - Wild Beach Party) Long Beach Arena, Long Beach (Godfather Records)

Ringo would like this thread.

Love the harmonies and melody in that song. If it weren't for Zep I honestly may never have heard it, now its one of my favs.

1972-06-25 - (Welcome Back HTWWW - A Night At The Heartbreak Hotel) The Forum, Inglewood (Godfather Records)