this is VERY arguably the baddest ass track ever by anyone... but i'll just assert that there is none more engaging - and this drummer here on this performance - whoever he or she is -  could restart a dead heart, baby!

David Bowie & Earl Slick - "Stay" (Live, BBC Radio, 2000)

Robert Belfour - Black Mattie

in the tradition of early blues, all the "parts" kind of fall into place together at the beginning of the track, and then the groove kicks in; and honey, it's delightful  -  and only 2 min. long.  Detroit was blessed to have John Lee Hooker! 

John Lee Hooker - "I'm Leaving" - 1964 45 rpm Vinyl

From the album, 'South Atlantic Blues' (Cat no. CEC003), due for release on CD and vinyl by Saint Cecilia Knows/lil'fish records, November 20, 2015. Originally released by Atco Records, 1968. Licensed exclusively from Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company.

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"My Favorite Mistake" - Sheryl Crow (Live)

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The Kinks on Pirate Radio. On the heels of the Beatles during the British Invasion in Feb. 1964. Ray Davies and his brother Dave wrote and performed some of the best tunes during the 60's,70's and 80's.
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"My Favorite Mistake" - Sheryl Crow (Live)

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