Whats Your Song Of The Day.

It appears that you and I are kindred souls of a sort in our appreciation of Seals and Crofts music. I attended one of their concerts many years ago at the Rhode Island Providence Civic Center. I own every album they ever produced during their lifetime. Everyone who has ever listened to their music has a favorite Seals and Crofts song of their own.

My favorite song recorded by them is the song "Paper Airplanes".

The video link below is long, but it's the one and only video of them performing "Paper Airplanes" in a live performance I've ever seen.

The entire video is awesome!

Paper Airplanes performance begins at the 22.08 minute mark. Enjoy!


And yes, it is their producer Louie Shelton performing with them.
 
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Back playing music with Joelle she knows every Judas Priest song and just nails it on drums
I had to ask where did you learn to play like that my father was a drum teacher and started at age 11
showed her Judas Priest version of War Pigs I've been playing that song since 1973 with the second band I was in
what fun

 
It appears that you and I are kindred souls of a sort in our appreciation of Seals and Crofts music. I attended one of their concerts many years ago at the Rhode Island Providence Civic Center. I own every album they ever produced during their lifetime. Everyone who has ever listened to their music has a favorite Seals and Crofts song of their own.

My favorite song recorded by them is the song "Paper Airplanes".

The video link below is long, but it's the one and only video of them performing "Paper Airplanes" in a live performance I've ever seen.

The entire video is awesome!

Paper Airplanes performance begins at the 22.08 minute mark. Enjoy!


And yes, it is their producer Louie Shelton performing with them.

I'm on the younger side (born 1969), but S&C was one of the groups my parents had in their record collection, and is part of the soundtrack of my early childhood. And we all know "The Rules" when it comes to youth and music-Thou art forbidden from enjoying the music of thy parents and must gravitate towards newer genres that horrify them. So much of the music I grew up on in the seventies was back burnered during the eighties while I was partaking of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal. Nowadays my tastes lean heavily to the music from the 60s and 70s.
 

That rhythm. What perfect interplay to create the groove. Bon could have unplugged the mic, it would still be great. Even without drums it would sound great and get the 12 bar shuffle across.
 
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