maryte wrote:

That high voice always sounded so much like McCartney.

 Coaxial wrote:

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Don't understand the criterion for what makes a Great Old Song but I certainly appreciate the rarely heard part of the equation.

 Coaxial wrote:

I'm not sure you noticed the Topic title:
Great Old Songs You Rarely Hear Anymore

(I have the picture sleeve of the Rubinoos single)

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
That was painful...Not, The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia but painful none the less.

Featuring members of the Rubinoos, whose bassist apparently knew that one thing.

 maryte wrote: Yes!

 buddy wrote:
Terry Kath was an amazing talent.  The Peter Cetera Chicago has overrun the memory of what was a very different band before his untimely death.   

If you look at Spotify, "if you leave me now" has almost 600 Million plays.  "I'm a man" has a little over 9 million.   CTA remains a great album that's held up for the 56 years it's been out. 

Well, I'm not sure many have heard of this one.
But I'll guarantee you haven't heard of it in a while if you've ever heard it. 

A great tribute to "The Princess Bride" none the less.

 buddy wrote:


One of my all time favorite albums!  

 buddy wrote: Mine is this one

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
I bought this LP when it was released in January 1972 in the middle of my Freshman Year in college. I’ve always loved it & this was my favorite song from the record. Really not a bad song on the whole album.

 buddy wrote: This was great.

Love the Wall of Sound!