GLP-Jukebox

This song Rivals Uncle Tom's Cabin as one of the most kickin' hair band tunes.

Off to the high Colorado Rockies and the legendary Caribou Ranch we go...

Bands seem cooler in their early days of playing, and performing at a semi-remote location such as Caribou on an August weekend - picnic/
BBQ-style - seems rather down-to-earth.

me Stoned

When FM radio was emerging and was some really good listening..

GLp Jukebox!!

Back to that Coors and ribs and burgers meadow party...

Sheer simplicity.

Acoustic acapella by the fire..

I will have a soft spot for early Chicago..

Can you listen to this song and NOT feel like you're smoking something funny?

Remember black lights and trippy songs...

Marty Balin had an incredible voice.

Incredible song-writing by this band in general (albeit this particular song was written by N.Q. Dewey.).

Always been a Starship fan..

Last Edited by Grey Eagle on 11/11/2019 10:08 PM

marty

In 1976 I was listening to rock music every hour that I wasn't in school.

This was another trippy JS song that the kids in HS were playing in their cars when they went out to the pkg lot to smoke their doobies...

Who can forget this one? ...



"I'm warming up the Camaro, goin' back to the 70's and never coming back. Who wants to join me?"

Last Edited by Grey Eagle on 11/11/2019 10:17 PM