Music Break: Post Your Favorite 70s Songs...
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Formed by one of Bill Clinton's good old boys from Arkansas Ronnie Hawkins, the Canadian rockabilly singer known as “the Hawk,”. He was on the good side of the Clinton's which we all know is better than being on their bad side if you know what I mean “LOL.”
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Tossing a little Joni in there, with some good backup:
1975
Every song in this concert:
This. Loud.
what a great melody and lyrics:
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Say You Love Me by Fleetwood Mac on the Fleetwood Mac album. One of the best rock songs featuring a banjo! Also has the classic songs Rhiannon and Landslide.
Heavy on the echo and "wall of sound" reminiscent of the Phil Spector era? I think so.
Recorded in 1969 and released in 1970.
Sometimes I want ramblin', romantisizin', free association Bruce. He's got a flute solo in this for pete's sake ! 
My older cousins took me to the Main Point before it closed in 1975, a real tiny hippie/beatnik coffee bar. Didn't see Bruce. 
My older cousins took me to the Main Point before it closed in 1975, a real tiny hippie/beatnik coffee bar. Didn't see Bruce.
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