Five on Friday Set 53
Posted: Friday, January 28, 2011 by Travis Cody in
So I debated for awhile whether to embark on Year 2 of Five on Friday by calling this Volume 2 Set 1. In the end I decided that was silly. So Set 53 it is!
I've never really been much of a concert-goer, but I have seen quite a few performers in smaller venues like jazz clubs and such. Just after I turned 21 and could actually get into a nightclub to see a show, I won tickets from a radio contest because I happened to know that although Rick Derringer played the guitar solo on the single release of Free Ride by The Edgar Winter Group, it was actually Ronnie Montrose who had the solo on the album They Only Come Out at Night.
I never thought it was all that obscure of a fact, but I won the tickets after about 40 callers got it wrong. Go figure.
I was happy because I got to see one of my favorite groups, The Guess Who. It wasn't the original line up, but I lucked out that it was one of the times that Randy Bachman was back with Jim Kale. Alas and alack, I did not get to see Burton Cummings.
Stay tuned gang...I think there might be a round of Five Degrees of Musical Progression coming up soon!
If you've never joined in, give it a try. I know you've got some favorite music you'd like to share with the FoF gang. Here's how to play along.
1. Grab the banner, make your post title Five on Friday, and be sure to link back here.2. Go to Playlist.com to make your play list of five songs. You may choose a particular theme to share with us, or post random tunes if that's your vibe for the day. You can simply post the play list, or you can add a little summary about what you are sharing.2a. Don't feel restricted by the tracks listed on Playlist.com. And don't be discouraged if the Embed code won't work. You're welcome to use any type of media to share your Sets.3. Be sure to sign Mr Linky so everyone can visit your Set.4. No tags, but feel free to invite your friends to play along if they need a post topic on a Friday.
Woo Hoo - Clap For the Wolfman. Now that's a song for the open road.