I've really begun to appreciate the Boz. How he can have such a career with that shock of orange hair, and those massive shoes.....oh.

DrRock wrote:
Yep!

This whole album (Boz Scaggs, c. 1969) is full of great blues, way way way before the pop/disco phase. Look for it.

My first "10"! Do I hear an "11"?

jadewahoo wrote:

Well put! :goodvibes:

shine on, you crazy diamond..

I'm crying. This is so friggin' honest, deep and beautiful it reaches into my Soul and pulls what I had thought to be gone right through my tearducts.

Wow! Finally, I've heard a Boz Scaggs song that I just plain love rather than feel like I'm supposed to love. Then again I'm always a sucker for this tempo of blues, regardless of who is singing it.

I just started listening to this station and now I'm hooked forever. This song is one of my favorite songs ever, mainly because of my deep love for Duane Allman. Yay!

palexis wrote:

Same...

Love it

Fantastic. Speechless.

I saw Boz live a couple a years back in London, he's gone a bit jazzy and smooth now for my taste, but this indeed is awesome...

Drop what you're doing, settle in and just enjoy. Thanks Bill for pulling yet another rabbit outa yer hat!

palexis wrote:
...having the same trouble!

Please stop it Bill, I cannot work under these conditions:

2:51 pm - Boz Scaggs - Loan Me A Dime
2:46 pm - Jeff Beck - Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
2:42 pm - John Lennon - Working Class Hero
2:38 pm - Radiohead - Street Spirit (Fade Out)
2:35 pm - Simon & Garfunkel - The Sound Of Silence

Holy cow, Bill! What a segue from Beck's (the REAL Beck) Pork Pie Hat!

Um, this just ain't the real thing. There's some passion behind it and the vocal and guitar are tolerable but, that's about the extent of it. The organ solo at the beginning was lame. I guess I'm spoiled in the blues organ/piano department...

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I've already commented below, but I didn't do this justice. Been hearing it for 25 years and it still stops me in my tracks every time. There's a special place for this art and the people who made it...right next to the Pieta, Mozart's "Requiem", Hamlet, and all the rest. Ten minutes of pure emotion, distilled by a blues singer, a guitar player barely out of his teens and a rhythm section second to none.

They can play this at my wake. Oh, and play it again if you please.

This is where thinking outside the box got its start.

perfect bill. just awesome. :)

Sure it's poetic, but what can a dime really buy anymore? Certainly not a phone call.

Perhaps one of the best blues song's ever recorded. Thanks Bill!

Don't care a lot for the singing, but you can't get much better on the music!!! (pimp)

Man, if this doesn't just get to ya, it's possible you have no soul!

Boz gets it up and keeps it up

Enough already :oops:

Wow!! Simply Wow!!!!

I'll give you a dime just to shut the hell up.