The Time, also known as Morris Day and the Time and The Original 7ven, is an American musical group that was formed in Minneapolis in 1981. Their work has been a part of the formation of the Minneapolis sound, featuring a mix of soul music and dance music with funk, rock n roll, and more….
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Coloring Club Plus — 5/10/19
The album Zooropa came out when I was buying every new U2 that came out. Zooropa is the eighth studio album by Irish rock band U2. Produced by Flood, Brian Eno, and The Edge, it was released on 5 July 1993. Zooropa remains in a class by itself as far as its sound and its…
Coloring Club Plus — 5/9/19
I was trying to think of a good song for this coloring and finally settled on the woodsy sound of Jethro Tull’s, “The Witches Promise,” a single, released in January 1970. The single was the first recording to feature keyboardist John Evan, who would be a key member of Jethro Tull throughout the 1970s. He…
Coloring Club Plus — 5/8/19
Today’s post is in remembrance of Prince. When my brother was in the service and came home on leave he asked me if I had heard of Prince. I said no. He said you’ve got to hear this guy’s music. Purple Rain was the first album I bought, probably after going to see the movie. …
Coloring Club Plus — 5/7/19
First listen of Transcendental Blues last night. TB is Steve Earle’s 9th studio album, released in 2000. Wikipedia has virtually nothing about it. It does have a musician list for each track. For the song that had me dancing around the kitchen, Everyone’s in Love with You, the musicians are Steve Earle (electric guitar, vocals,)…
Coloring Club Plus — 5/6/19
“Smashing Young Man” is off of Collective Soul’s, ” Collective Soul” album, released in March 1995. There’s not a bad track on this whole album. It’s got great arrangements, lyrics, and vocals. What more do you need? Not sure why it’s been awhile since listening to this, but when it first came out I played…
“There’s a Place,” Smithereens cover –Coloring Club Plus — 5/5/19
The Smithereens B-Sides The Beatles is just what it says it is, The Smithereens performing B-Sides of The Beatles. I listened to this album through twice last night and foresee listening to it many more times in the future. Oh! I also found out while searching the L’s database, The Smithereens also did a cover…
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