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RE: NPC ... Chambers Brothers/Slight Patti Content
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- Subject: RE: NPC ... Chambers Brothers/Slight Patti Content
- From: "Paul Perner" <ravensdawn>
- Date: Wed, 16 May 2007 09:01:37 -0700
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> [Original Message]
> From: J <jlregister>
>
> Back in 1975/76, Louie Louie was a staple of Patti's show. She would
often
> segue Pale Blue Eyes into Louie Louie....there are at least a couple of
> bootlegs that have it.
>
As was (and still is) Gloria. My Generation was a close
second.
Louie Louie was also a staple of fledgling garage bands
of the early 70's. The chords are so simple and easy to
play even if you're not a guitar player. The song would
practicly start comimg out of the instrument before it
was taken out of the case!
sigh.... back ally, mattress and egg-carton "sound proofed"
auditions for bands that didn't have a chance.
"Oh no, not Louie again."
"One more time from the top for the new guy."
One Two Three Four,
Paul