We Love Our Music

[Meerkat]

I've always liked every song Ray Stevens did.

Jim

Me too he was talented in his own way and funny. I saw him in person performing 'The Streak' wwith Mitzi Gaynor at the civic Center in Atlanta 1975,good show both were talented.

 

[Mr.Meer]

I liked his brother ,Lefty, better than David.


Jim

I remember him too. I like both songs.

 

[phideaux]

Jim

 

[Meerkat]

Mitzi Gaynor in South Pacific'

 

[Meerkat]

I liked his brother ,Lefty, better than David.


Jim

My favorite of his.

 

[elkhound]

 

[Mr.Meer]

 

[Meerkat]

 

[phideaux]

WOW! WOW! the guys name is Austin Brown


Jim

 

[Mr.Meer]

 

[Meerkat]

 

[Meerkat]

Billy was always really quite guy, knew him through a friend well didn't know him just hung around him a couple times, seemed shy.

 

[Mr.Meer]

 

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[Meerkat]

My best friend and I saw Percy sing all these songs at Sams Club in Atlanta.A giant bolder was in the room and 6 of us girls sat on that huge rock and watched the show ,Sams Club had lots of famous artest perform there.

 

[Mr.Meer]

On Saturday, October 2, 1976, during the show's second season, Joe Cocker came in as the musical guest and performed his hit rendition of Traffic‘s “Feelin’ Alright”. However, for this performance, the television audience got not one Cocker, but two, as an identically dressed John Belushi came out with Joe Cocker for the full live performance. The two traded lines and looked uncannily identical that night –a testament to both Joe Cocker’s unique, trademark stage presence and John Belushi’s unmatched impersonation abilities. New York’s own jazz-funk heroes Stuff (hence the shirts in the video) backed them up.








Joe Cocker & Leon Russell.

 

[Mr.Meer]

 

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[elkhound]

 

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[jazzy]

joe cocker feeling alright

 

[Meerkat]

 

[Meerkat]