ROCK OUT! (70's Classics) (#6) 93

dj Blue Note

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dj Blue Note

The featured song on this playlist is by a player in a band who needed a place quite enough to write his music. Close to home he seen a cemetery and sat down near a plot where, a headstone stood up out of the green grass in front of him. Every time his mind went blank during his writing he'd look up and in his view was this headstone, he gave it some thought and eventually became inspired again and continued writing.

This happened everyday until he finished his song and upon leaving went over to this headstone and read the inscription and, decided right there and then to name his song of what was written.

Later this album sold millions and hit no.1 for weeks, it was their only no.1 album. Interestingly as well, it was their only no.1 single hit which did not have any lyrics. This featured song is placed in track 11, written by Dickey Betts of the Allman Brothers Band please enjoy "In Memory of Elizabeth Reed"...dj Blue Note

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   ninhead

   nice one XDJ...great job on this mix! ♥ the allman brothers song:)

   1 year ago
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   dj Blue Note

   Thanks Guys! especially ninhead...you are only the 2nd dj to leave a comment and like the playlist, I appreciate you taking the time....

   1 year ago
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   djmcmello

   Nice line up of songs my friend.

   1 year ago
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   DJ Joe - SCS

   The Classic Rock - Thanks for putting it all together - Masterful - great to blast during the Summer BBQ Party - Way TO GO DJ BLUE NOTE !

   1 year ago
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   djdmacadosis

   CLASSIC COMPILATION..THANX

   1 year ago

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