#California Sound
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retropopcult · 8 months ago
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The Beach Boys, 1962
From left to right: Mike Love, Brian Wilson, Carl Wilson, Dennis Wilson, and early member David Marks. Marks was a neighbor of the Wilsons who sang and played guitar with the group from 1962-63. He appeared on the early releases, after the departure of Al Jardine. But Marks left after conflicts with Murry Wilson, the band’s first manager and Brian, Carl, and Dennis' father; the group ended up dismissing Murry as their manager in early 1964 due to his overbearing and disruptive presence at the group's recording sessions.
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pcificoceanblue · 10 months ago
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paul revere & the raiders in the studio with terry melcher
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Tracklist:
Surfin' Safari • Surfer Girl • Catch A Wave • The Warmth Of The Sun • Surfin' U.S.A. • Be True To Your School • Little Deuce Coupe • In My Room • Shut Down • Fun, Fun, Fun • I Get Around • The Girls On The Beach • Wendy • Let Him Run Wild • Don't Worry Baby • California Girls • Girl Don't Tell Me • Help Me, Rhonda • You're So Good To Me • All Summer Long
Spotify ♪ YouTube
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rafikny · 1 year ago
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Chet Baker
Alone Together (not the one you are thinking of).
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eat-my-cake-records · 20 days ago
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The Ultimate Cosmic Experience: Jade Ann Byrne’s Quadruple Release Extravaganza!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 4, 2024 The Ultimate Cosmic Experience: Jade Ann Byrne’s Quadrupled Release Extravaganza! Los Angeles, CA — In an unprecedented move, Jade Ann Byrne and Eat My Cake Records are ecstatic to unveil four groundbreaking releases, now available across 151+ streaming platforms on Earth, ISS, The Moon, Mats, & Ceres. This cosmic-country odyssey, powered by the visionary…
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mp3juice-fan-club · 6 months ago
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chaospel · 11 months ago
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jesus was a crossmaker : judee sill : judee sill (1971) asylum
also, all hail st. judee
also, yt link:
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Song of the Day
6 Jan., ‘24
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elevenenthusiast · 3 months ago
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If those leaks about stranger things 5 on twitter are true then i have nothing else to say other than that it sounds ass.
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tj-crochets · 13 days ago
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So I have a bit of a cold* and other than being a bit tired and run down feeling, the main symptom is my voice is very hoarse. My throat isn't even that sore, but compared to my usual customer service voice at work every single time I answer the phone today the person is like "TJ??? Is that you???? I thought it was an imposter!" On the plus side I can now sing Bonnie Tyler songs - wait interrupting myself because I just tried to sing and I think I can sing lower than normal??? Will test this and update the post *for realsies just a cold, my dad had it last week
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milligramspoison · 4 months ago
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retropopcult · 1 year ago
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"Take It to the Limit" is a song by the Eagles from their fourth album One of These Nights (1975). The single climbed to #4 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. It was sung by bassist Randy Meisner, which was notable because it was the first A-side single released by the group on which neither Don Henley and Glenn Frey sang lead. 
The song was written mostly by Meisner.  He said he wrote the first few lines one night while playing an acoustic guitar after returning from the Troubadour; however he was not able to finish the song by the time they were close to recording it, and Frey and Henley then helped him with the lyrics. On the meaning of the song, Meisner said in the documentary History of the Eagles: "The line 'take it to the limit' was to keep trying before you reach a point in your life where you feel you've done everything and seen everything, sort of feeling, you know, part of getting old."
Meisner's performance of the song was very popular with the audience in Eagles concerts, particularly when he would hit the high notes; but performing it on tour night after night (and sometimes being sick, or not taking good care of his voice) made it difficult to perform. Some nights he would refuse and his reluctance became a big issue between he and Glenn Frey. Eventually it was one of the reasons he would quit the band, in 1977. He was replaced by Timothy B. Schmit (coincidentally, the same bassist who had replaced him in Poco years earlier). Schmit's vocal range was similar to Meisner's and he was able to take over singing "Take it to the Limit" in concert.
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pcificoceanblue · 10 months ago
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dean torrence with the malibooz
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fuckrealityfictionisbetter · 7 months ago
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Not to be a bitch but if Watcher wanted more money maybe they should of produced more then 1 project a month
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michameinmicha · 1 month ago
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love my voice changing, very gender, very cool! but it absolutely sucks that i have to relearn how to sing along to all my favourite songs from scratch because now i cant hit my usual high notes anymore and i'm not used to singing low at all so it's very awkward! And it keeps changing too! can't wait for my voice to settle in somewhere so i can actually find the right range and keep it :/
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eat-my-cake-records · 1 month ago
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The Adventures of the Legendary Los Angeles Zalpa Guitar: A Tale from Jade Ann Byrne
The Adventures of the Legendary Los Angeles Zalpa Guitar: A Tale from Jade Ann Byrne Welcome to Eat My Cake Records, where we celebrate music, creativity, and stories that resonate with the soul. Today, we’re thrilled to feature a special guest writer, Jade Ann Byrne, with an unforgettable tale that bridges the worlds of sound and adventure. The Adventures of the Legendary Zalpa Guitar In a…
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hyypervvieww · 1 month ago
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Basement*, hollywood palladium, CA 10.18.24
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