Spencer Davis and Steve Winwood. What band?
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Steve Winwood performed with Spencer Davis Group at about age 16. Traffic was his next group, before going solo in the 80's
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I think this is a hard question but I am going to go with James Morrison, his album is flawless! If your into these guys then check out Paolo Nutini! His album is excellent! xx
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I don´t know who actually plays, but most jazz music at Everwood is from Art Tatum. Hope it helps.
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Dont know... but i do like their music. Very dancable!!!
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Dicky Betts (The Allman Brothers Band) found on their debut album "The Allman Brothers Band" 1969 if you want the live version you'll find it on Live at The Fillmore East.\n  May I reccomend: "Eat a Peach"
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George Michael's debut solo album is "Faith", released in 1987.  \n\nHe of course also recorded as half of WHAM! with Andrew Ridgeley, and their first album was "Fantastic", released in 1983.
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This is a question for music, not politics\n\nBut Sup Pop records has pumped out some good bands, like Nirvana
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Pink Floyd.\n\nAwesome sounds and some great music.
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Les Claypool is amazing compared to every other bassist...expect for Victor Wooten. It's rediculous how good he is and how he can make just bass sound so good. Victor Wooten and Futureman for the win.
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Buzzcocks?\nehh got me :)
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How about "Godzilla" by Blue Oyster Cult, anything by Steve Miller Band is great
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I remember the Super Session album he was on back in the late 60's with Mike Bloomfield. Haven't heard any of his music for years. The song that first comes to mind is Season of the Witch. I believe he also played the great organ part on Dylan's original "Like a Rolling Stone", but I may be mistaken about that.
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Artic Monkeys are the rage at the moment and kind of remind me of a cross between Supergrass and Oasis.  Oasis are still the best stadium fillers.  Hard Fi, Kaiser Chiefs, Feeder and Snow Patrol.
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kid rock and Lynard Skynard... great southern rock sounds came from the combo.
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Kruder and Dorfmeister: G-Stoned\nMarvin Gaye: Let's Get it On\nThe Emperors New Clothes (self-titled)\nPhish: Rift\nThe Beatles: White Album\n(great call btw on Doolittle, had some fun to that album in college 91-96)
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THE  BEATLES . THEN BEACH BOYS
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Money For Nothing is one of the great intros in rock. If you like tasty guitar, try Stevie Ray Vaughan and George Thorogood if you haven't already.