I also would like to know about Crosby Stills Nash and/or Young
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I heard the who will be touring but I do not know the dates.
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If you like Chuck Berry it sounds like you're maybe into the more 50s style rock and roll... \n\nI would suggest\n\nBuddy Holly\nEddie Cochran\nJohnny Cash\nJerry Lee Lewis\nDale Hawkins\nElvis\nCarl Perkins\nGene Vincent\nStray Cats (from the 80s, but check them out)\n\nYou'd probably be interested in anything off Sun Records.\n(Just a stab)\n\nHope that helps! <3
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hymm is someone obsessed? thats okay i am too.  Beautiful has to be the best, but i am also a big fan of wisemen. THere is also a good one in his live concert (look out for it when you go) with a real heavy beat, something about on the floor... i dont know, but the stuff to come is amazing. oh, i remember he goes over to the piano and pounds it out. i took binoculars so i could look at him closer. his hands are so strong! pretty cool stuff here.
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Go to Tower Records or Rasputin music and ask if they have a list or a magazine on the going rates of records. Unfortunately nowadays unless they are in perfect (I'm talking never been played never been touched) condition, you'll probably only get a couple hundred out of them...
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GO TO GOOGLE AND TYPE IN RANDY MOSS IN THE IMAGES
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Can't wait to hear it!!!!\nLOVE NEIL!!
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Check on places like google, or Ebay. Your sure to find some there. I'm also a Clay Aiken fan. : )
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check aboutmusic.com. you can also e mail them as well too.
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frank sinatra\nbing crosby\ndean martin\nburl ives\n\njust some...
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well I've probably heard some of his songs. I too appreciate older classics if that's what you mean. So, yea I'd say I like his music!
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try to type it into into google i love him too and the band
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i like 50's and 60's music personally. bobby darin, frank sinatra, the platters, that kind of stuff.
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Arlo Guthrie.  Email me at fungusbrains1@yahoo.com.
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I'd go with the two cd's from Asleep at the Wheel that are tribute albums to Bob Wills. Both have a ton of guest singers doing Bob Will's songs. Personally I like the 1st one better, it has Merle Haggard, Lyle Lovett, Garth and Johnny Rodriguez + others.
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Try the attached link. They have everything you can think of about bands and band members.
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I would love to know too.
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"Country song written in memory of area teen" \nBy Jean Shanley \n\nAndy Farkas and Bill Luther were friends at Conneaut Lake High School in 1982. \n\nThat year Andy was killed in an automobile accident. \n\nMore than 20 years later the accident and Andy haven’t left Luther’s memory. \n\nLuther, who is now a country music writer in Nashville, Tenn., drew from that memory of his friend while writing “Who You’d Be Today,” the first single off Kenny Chesney’s new CD, “The Road and The Radio.” \n\nIn only one week the song has already reached the top-20 in the Billboard country music charts and is receiving praise from Nashville’s top critics like Robert Oermann. \n\nLuther, who co-wrote the song with Aimee Mayo for BNA Record label, said the two writers were remembering friends and Bill thought of Andy and the friendship they had shared as teenagers. Bill also remembered his own brother, Nathan, who died three days after birth; Bill has always wondered what Nathan’s life would have been like. \n\nBill said there was a lot of emotion and he acknowledged “I was kind of channeling through Andy’s best friend, Mike Kavchack,” explaining he was writing it with the emotions of a best friend. “You draw from those things.” \n\nLuther recalled that his last conversation with Andy was about God and how Andy was preparing to be confirmed in the Roman Catholic Church. \n\n“Andy was a very popular kid in high school, but he was a sweet kid to everybody. He accepted everybody; he just wasn’t a kid who thought he was better than you — even though he was the most popular,” said Bill. “He was funny, a great basketball player; everybody loved him ...It broke my heart that we lost him.” \n\nAfter writing the song, they sent demos and Chesney grabbed it, along with another song “Freedom.” \n\nChesney certainly made a good decision selecting the song as his first single. \n\nLast week 116 stations added the song to their playlist, said Bill, explaining that if a song is added by 60 or 70 stations it would be a “great week.” \n\n“People love it,” he said, adding that many people can identify with the song because of circumstances in their own lives. “Kenny (Chesney) pours his heart into the song; he just loves it.” \n\nAlthough the CD will not be released until Nov. 9, the video of the song is being played on CMT and on country music stations. \n\nAlthough Bill was one of the co-writers of the song, he did not plan the video, which opens with young men playing basketball — one of Andy’s favorite sports. \n\n“I thought it was really well done (video); I choked up a couple of times when I saw it,” said Luther, who appreciated the Bible quote producers added to the end of the video. \n\nThe song also ends with a note of hope, something Luther said was intentional. \n\n“This song is dedicated to people like Andy, my brother, and Jerry (Mayo’s friend),” Luther said. \n\n“Our hope is we are all going to be together again,” Bill added, noting “this (world) is just a stopping place.”