Ginger Leigh

Singing at your EX’s funeral 😂🔥#HellIsHot #AintNoTea #aintnogatorade

“Folsom Prison Blues” is a well-known song by Johnny Cash, first released in 1955. The song narrates the feelings of a prisoner reflecting on his regrets and longing for freedom after committing a crime. It features the famous line, “I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die,” which captures the gravity of his actions.Thomas Gabriel, the grandson of Johnny Cash, may cover this song as part of his musical repertoire, paying homage to his grandfather’s legacy. His performances might blend traditional elements of Cash’s style with his contemporary influences, offering a fresh take on the classic. #ThomasGabriel #johnnycash #folsomprison

Led Zeppelin - Babe I’m Gonna Leave You (Danmarks Radio 1969) #ledzeppelin. #babeimgonnaleaveyou #fyp #foryou #robertplant #jimmypage #johnbonham #johnpauljones #psychedelicpop #60smusic

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FELDER X WALSH - The Eagles perform “Hotel California” live at the Capital Centre in 1977. Now, If you’ve spent more than, say, 15 minutes listening to classic rock radio in your life, Hotel California needs no introduction. The song is approaching 2 billion streams on Spotify, and its climactic dual guitar break - courtesy of Joe Walsh and Don Felder is one of the most iconic of all time. Walsh was recently asked, “How much descending lines on because that was the first set of overdubs.”“Hotel California” won the 1977Grammy Award for Record of the Year, but the Eagles didn’t show up to accept it. That’s because Don Henley didn’t believe in contests, and the band had work to do: Timothy B. Schmit had just joined and was learning the repertoire. Schmit says they watched the ceremony on TV while they were rehearsing.#Eagles #HotelCalifornia #Walsh #felder

Lee Eugene Michaels (born Michael Olsen November 24, 1945) is an American rock musician who sings and accompanies himself on organ, piano,or guitar. He is best known for his 1971 Top 10 US hit single, “Do You Know What I Mean”. In 1988 he founded the Marina del Rey, California-based restaurant chain Killer Shrimp which he and his family continue to operate to this day. Do You Know What I Mean- The song is about the fact that he saw his ex-girlfriend having an affair with his best friend. He asks her if she still cares for him, to which she replies, in a spoken voice, that he had not expressed his love for her for “nearly” 4 years, and this has been very painful for her. He may now understand how she has been feeling, but it is too late; she tells him he had better find someone new. #leemichaels #doyouknowwhatimean#1970smusic #popmusic#70smusic #1970s #1970s #poprock #memories #livemusicBio credit @missmissyphilly

We all have a “theme song” right? Well, I always thought this was mine in my drinking era, even though I wasn’t a “street corner girl” 😂 I GOT A WOMAN STAY DRUNK ALL THE TIME - Page & Plant play a rare “Hey, Hey What Can I Do” for a sold out crowd in Detroit, 1995. Jimmy dances down the stage on one foot as Plantation and the late great Michael Lee watch in pure joy. The balance and coordination of The Dark Lord are completely off the charts and he’s clearly very excited to play this acoustic Zepp classic. Until “Hey, Hey” was released on Led Zeppelin’s boxed set in 1990, this could only be found in America on the B-side of “Immigrant Song” (1970) and in England on an Atlantic Records record sampler. It’s scarcity added to its appeal and helped keep the song on classic rock airwaves for many many years. The song was recorded with the intention of releasing it as a single. This was odd because Zeppelin put out very few singles in order to put a premium on thier albums. If you don’t think this song is about a hooker try calling any woman you know a “street corner girl” and watch how fast you get slapped. Unless however, that woman enjoys being called a“street corner girl,” and in that case she might actually be a hooker. Bio credit @lordrarerock #zeppelin #jimmypage #robertplant #heyheywhatcanido

RememberingChristine Anne McVie (Perfect; 12 July1943 - 30 November 2022) was an English musician and singer-songwriter. She was the keyboardist and one of the vocalists and songwriters of Fleetwood Mac.Fleetwood Mac-Christine McVie - SongBird"Songbird" is a song by the British-American rock band Fleetwood Mac.The song first appeared on the band's 1977 album #Rumours and was released as the B-side of the single"Dreams". It is one of four songs written solely by Christine McVie on the album. #christinemevie #songbird #*/ #fleetwoodmac #inmemory#1970smusic #popmusic #70smusic #poprock #memories #livemusic #softrock #gonebutneverforgotten #keybordist

Always love hearing these stories that have a happy ending. The positivity.@zakkwyldebls via: @revolvermag#zakkwylde #blacklabelsociety #bls#smf #zakksabbath #zakkwyldebls#guitarist #alcohol #alcoholabuse #quittingalcohol #quittingdrinking #inspirational #sobriety #lifelessons #guitarplayer #musician #rockstar #selfhelp #selfcare #healing #ozzyosbourne

THE MASTER IN SESSION - Mark Knopfler performs“Money for Nothing” live in 2009.Knopfler wrote this song after overhearing delivery men in a New York department store complain about their jobs while watching MTV. He wrote the song in the store sitting at a kitchen display they had set up. Many of the lyrics were things they actually said. Sting sings on this and helped write it (he and Knopfler are the credited writers). That’s him at the beginning singing “I want my MTV.” Sting did not want a songwriting credit, but his record company did because they would have earned royalties from it. They claimed it sounded very similar to a song Sting wrote for The Police:“Don’t Stand So Close To Me.”Mark Knopfler played a Gibson Les Paul Junior plugged into a Laney amp on this track. Producer Neil Dorfsman recalled in Sound On Sound magazine May 2006: “We were going for a ZZ Top sound, but what we ended up getting was kind of an accident.” Bio credit @lordrarerock

Freddie King performing -“Have You Ever Loved A Woman” (Live in Europe)Out of all the might blues guitarist to have graced the music industry, Freddie King prevailed in a manner that no other blues guitarist has. According to blues author John Hartley Fox, “King was a Texas bluesman as well as a member of the same “West Side” school of gritty Chicago blues that produced incendiary guitarists Buddy Guy, Otis Rush, Magic Sam, and Luther Allison”. It all goes back to the year 1949 when a young Freddie moved to Chicago with his family. It was here where he received his musical education by witnessing Muddy Waters, T-Bone Walker and Howlin Wolf live in action. As a teenager, Freddie was rejected by Chess Records and the East Side blues scene for his perceived vocal similarity to BB King.To handle this rejection he decided to leave Chicaan’s South Side scene and reinvent himself at the West Side’s upstart Cobra Records. It was here that he honed his craft and introduced the sound that would change the game forever. What he did was introduce the sedate Texas blues sound and merged it with the raw Chicago style of Blues.This gave him a competitive edge over his contemporaries as it introduced a fresher and more kinetic feel than his peers, as evidenced on iconic tracks such as Hide Away and Have You Ever Loved a Woman. This was the fresh, contemporary style that helped make Freddie one of the most influential figures on the British blues explosion of the 1960s, with Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Jeff Beck and Mick Taylor all citing him as a huge influence.Source” - Guitar.com#Music #ChicagoBlues #Blues #FreddieKing

Donna Summer the legendary Queen Of Disco. She came out during the late 70s with some of the biggest hits of her career with songs like Last Dance, On The Radio and etc. She had a sex appeal that was more goddess and beauty.When the Disco era ended it didn’t stop her from making good music from songs like She Works Hard For Money to This Time I Know It’s For Real. She paved the way for so many artists to express themselves and be free thank you Donna for all you have done for the music industry and being able to be you with that beautiful voice of yours.We miss you and will never forget the contributions for what you have done in music R.I.P Queen #DonnaSummer #LastDance