Timeless Songs

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Paladin. Disruptor. Since the 1970s
Iron Maiden - The Number of the BEAST
Try to ignore the amount of 'hair flips.' ;)
Vincent Price voice and acting is LEGEND, regardless of politics.
 
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LeslieWest_GuitarGod

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James Taylor - STEAMROLLER BLUES

Elvis Presley heard James' song, and loved it. He asked James if he could sing it at the world's first international satellite concert broadcast "Aloha from Hawaii."

I like both versions but good God Elvis injected some SWEET ROCK & ROLL into this live take!!

 

LeslieWest_GuitarGod

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Dolly Parton. I am not a Country fan, by any measure, but I feel all heads must bow just for a moment to honor this lady and her music. She was a humanitarian and spread a message of love and togetherness that changed minds. Her work here on Earth is sadly done, but her legacy is just taking its hold. Elvis Presley is the only other musician | entertainer whose legacy exploded after death for all good reasons and I think the same thing will happen here.

But how interesting that 2 of the most famous people on Earth, did not want giant ritzy funerals after their passings. Just like Elvis, Dolly's work is now in the hands of the millenniums.

I keep coming back to this amazing love song, and these are the two performances I remember the most:

Islands In The Stream​


CMT Live:


The last performance together:

 
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LeslieWest_GuitarGod

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Kenny Rogers wrote this song for the passing of Waylon Jennings. Millions played this song during the passing of Elvis Presley and got in their feels, And Dolly sang it at the passing of Kenny.

If Dolly Parton's rendition of 'Sweet Music Man' to honor her late friend Kenny Rogers didn't make you emotional, then you need to get your music on.

 
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