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State: Victoria
Country: AU
Signup Date: 1/24/2007
Monday, February 16, 2009 

Which were the records which made you stop in your tracks, walk into the first available record shop and ask for the record you have just heard for the first time on your radio? These remain treasures in your collection not just for the music that touched you but the milestone they created in your life.  Some of these were issues on vinyl originally but naturally reissued on CD or MP3. All of these songs below I ne3eded to own on every medium because I have not stopped playing them to this very day.....

Have you ever taken a moment to think back and figure out which where these sounds which made you stop in your tracks and made you resolve immediately, “I must have that record...right now!”....

Here are some that had an impact on me;....


1                    All the Beatles albums , (no exceptions)....

2                    Super session - Al Kooper and Mike Bloomfied (1966/67)....

3                    Freddie King’s first album  (1972 or thereabouts)....

4                    Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits (197???)....

5                    Blowing in The Wind – Bob Dylan (sixties)....

6                    Refugee - Cold Chisel  198?? (Australia)....

7                    Eric Clapton  - Sunshine of your Love” (sixties)....

8                    Jimmy Hendrix – Hej Joe/The wind cries Mary (sixties)....

9                    Stevie Ray Vaughan – “Mary had a little lamb”....

10                John Lennon – Imagine – seventies I think.....

I think I will stop here but everyone of these tracks caused me to stop whatever I was doing and head for the nearest record shop so I could buy the record  there and then....which were yours?!


Mannie   
Feb 2009

Graham Gould

 
These are very important songs as they shape our future and says something about who we are. It's a musical DNA, it's amap of the future. Yes there where songs that on first hearing, I think Wow! i have to have that.


1 All the Beatles albums up to and including Revolver.


2 The Byrds - Mr Tambourine Man

3 Santo and Johnny - Sleepwalk

4 Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits (1978)

5 Jimmy Hendrix – All Along The Watchtower

6 All Little River Band albums

7 Gordon Lightfoot - Sundown

8 Kenny Loggins - Whenever I Call You Friend

9 Orleans - Dance With Me

10 Crosby Stills and Nash - Suite Judy Blue Eyes

I would like to see more list here. Keep it happening.


Graham
Feb 2009
 
Posted by Graham Gould on Tuesday, February 17, 2009 - 6:03 AM
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Renee
Renee Bowman

 
Hello Grahm. How is it going? I must say that you and Mannie have great taste in music. I so remember most of these songs.

 
Posted by Renee on Saturday, February 21, 2009 - 2:41 AM
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Graham Gould

 
Hi Renee, There is something to be said for growing older and that is we have more musical memories. I dare not say to young people that I remember the original song of something they are listening to as it gives away my age, and that's OK too.

Best wishes
Graham
 
Posted by Graham Gould on Saturday, February 21, 2009 - 10:08 AM
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Graham Gould

 
I have been thinking about milestone songs and thought of three more.

* White Room - Cream
* It's All Over Now Baby Blue - Graham Bonnet ( soaring vocals and a killer slide solo)
* What is Life - George Harrison (Produced by Phil Spector)
I'll keep thinking.

GG
 
Posted by Graham Gould on Wednesday, February 18, 2009 - 5:47 AM
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Mannie Casha

 
Great choices and all your choices had an impact on me.
let us open this up
 
Posted by Mannie Casha on Tuesday, February 17, 2009 - 8:57 AM
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Graham Gould

 
Oh yeah! I forgot a couple of most important songs.


11 The Shadows - Apache
12 Ricky Nelson - Hello Mary Lou (guitar solo)

GG
 
Posted by Graham Gould on Tuesday, February 17, 2009 - 6:10 AM
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Graham Gould

 
Still thinking!!! What about
Black Magic Woman - Santana ( hailed a new direction in rock music)
 
Posted by Graham Gould on Saturday, February 21, 2009 - 10:10 AM
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Mannie Casha

 
Last but not least. Apache was a milestone in Rock music. Hello Mary Lou guitar solo...James Burton???...great stuff.

 
Posted by Mannie Casha on Tuesday, February 17, 2009 - 8:59 AM
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