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LiberalLoner

(10,228 posts)
1. First song I fell in love with as a child. The great Jim Gordon playing drums on this.
Fri Jan 10, 2025, 09:29 PM
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When I wrote him that I loved this song as a child, he wrote back that he remembered playing on
This song, so well.

Submariner

(12,740 posts)
3. Bob Dylan reportedly called it "the greatest song ever written"
Fri Jan 10, 2025, 11:22 PM
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On drums was Jim Gordon, who had played on Pet Sounds and would go on to work with John Lennon, George Harrison, Traffic, Steely Dan and Frank Zappa.

https://www.musicradar.com/artists/guitarists/the-song-bob-dylan-called-the-greatest-ever-written-the-story-of-wichita-lineman

marble falls

(62,643 posts)
2. Beautiful recording - good artist, very good performance, clean production, well written good song ...
Fri Jan 10, 2025, 10:59 PM
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... this is one of my guilty pleasures, I'd never own the record, but if it were on the radio pulling into my driveway, I'd listen through before getting out of the car.

I just tried to find a thing I last saw at a underground midnite cinema film that had a psychedelic rock band that had Glen Cambell playing steel guitar. Can't find it, but I'll never forget it. He looked just like he always did, Saturday night Texas shit kicker.

Cambell was in the wrecking crew and this is a band he was in in '68:

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