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Igmar Bergman did make some funny movies

Igmar Bergman did make some funny movies
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It's a xmas tradition to watch Fanny and Alexander in my home

It's a xmas tradition to watch Fanny and Alexander in my home
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Seventh Seal was always a good date movie

Seventh Seal was always a good date movie
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oh boy

oh boy
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Not a lot of second dates

Not a lot of second dates
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Written by Stevie wonder, Produced by George Martin, dedicated to Roy Buchanan. A beauty of a song. Jeff Beck has played this song every time I've seen him in concert (7 times to date) No guitarist on the planet can get as much out of that whammy bar as Beck.

Is Bunting a Hyman redux ??

I can't help but think so. Took a look at Vrana's contract and he produced at or near Buntcake with was less talented players.

I say be careful here.

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he’s no yngwei malmsteen😍👍🏿

- winsix

lmfaooooooooo 🤣

Written by Stevie wonder, Produced by George Martin, dedicated to Roy Buchanan. A beauty of a song. Jeff Beck has played this song every time I've seen him in concert (7 times to date) No guitarist on the planet can get as much out of that whammy bar as Beck.
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I've been to some spectacular gigs, but it seems like you've been to thousands of those. Goddamn, man

Written by Stevie wonder, Produced by George Martin, dedicated to Roy Buchanan. A beauty of a song. Jeff Beck has played this song every time I've seen him in concert (7 times to date) No guitarist on the planet can get as much out of that whammy bar as Beck.
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I do regret not going to see him in town. This Live at Ronnie Scott’s is a great album and movie. I think I remember him saying he was kind of nervous playing there because of it being such a jazz Mecca. The documentary on him - something with a car title - is really good too.

I've been to some spectacular gigs, but it seems like you've been to thousands of those. Goddamn, man
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No kidding

I do regret not going to see him in town. This Live at Ronnie Scott’s is a great album and movie. I think I remember him saying he was kind of nervous playing there because of it being such a jazz Mecca. The documentary on him - something with a car title - is really good too.
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Seeing a great artist at a relatively small venue is a treat. When he toured Blow by Blow he played O'Keefe, he could have easily filled a bigger hall, but I think he actually left money on the table for better acoustics. I was talking to an old U of W buddy about the time we saw JJ Cale at a small lecture hall. Couldn't have been more than 200 people there. No band, just JJ Cale with his guitars. Way cool.

Written by Stevie wonder, Produced by George Martin, dedicated to Roy Buchanan. A beauty of a song. Jeff Beck has played this song every time I've seen him in concert (7 times to date) No guitarist on the planet can get as much out of that whammy bar as Beck.
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I like Jeff Beck a lot. Respect the hell out of him. His unique talent is undeniable. But it's small doses for me, otherwise it's all a bit too much. Same with Hendrix. I lean more towards Clapton and Gilmour in truth as favorites that I listen to on repeat. And the bluesmen. Freddie King, Robert J., TBone Walker, Jimmy Reed, BB. And JJ Cale -yesss.

Igmar Bergman did make some funny movies
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Ingrid Bergman always put a smile on my face.

Seeing a great artist at a relatively small venue is a treat. When he toured Blow by Blow he played O'Keefe, he could have easily filled a bigger hall, but I think he actually left money on the table for better acoustics. I was talking to an old U of W buddy about the time we saw JJ Cale at a small lecture hall. Couldn't have been more than 200 people there. No band, just JJ Cale with his guitars. Way cool.
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Obviously not comparing, but I've been to private parties (~30-40 people) with Grace Jones and Rod Stewart. Both were f'n awesome!!!

We are lucky it is 2-0 right now.

Seeing a great artist at a relatively small venue is a treat. When he toured Blow by Blow he played O'Keefe, he could have easily filled a bigger hall, but I think he actually left money on the table for better acoustics. I was talking to an old U of W buddy about the time we saw JJ Cale at a small lecture hall. Couldn't have been more than 200 people there. No band, just JJ Cale with his guitars. Way cool.
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I was lucky enough to see Miles Davis at the Stratford type theatre in 1971. We were in the second row looking down onto the stage. He had the greats Keith Jarrett and Jack DeJohnette in his band that night. I loved it. I can’t say I understood much of it and it blew my tiny teenage mind. He wasn’t on the stage a lot of the time. You’d see him pace around backstage and then come out, move them all in a different direction, play for a while and then split. He was like a tiger.

We got busted driving home to the Minneapolis suburbs because the guy driving pulled into a liquor store parking lot to pee. They thought these nice white kids were about to knock it over.

Ingrid Bergman always put a smile on my face.
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Loved her in Casablanca.

We are lucky it is 2-0 right now.
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Should I watch or will I jinx it? They better Bedard 30 minutes

Obviously not comparing, but I've been to private parties (~30-40 people) with Grace Jones and Rod Stewart. Both were f'n awesome!!!
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Same party????

Same party????
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nyet

but the same guy paid the bill

nyet

but the same guy paid the bill
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Whenever the kids today ask me what the 1980s were like, I always say you need to watch Slave to the Rhythm before we can even start.