
1976 to 1979 - A Brief Account
by: Jonathan Aronson
uploaded: 02/13/2021
notes:
(Thelma Houston warm up transitions into nostalgia)
Don't leave me this way, no
I can't exist, I'll surely miss
your tender kiss
Don't leave me this way, no
Don't leave me this way, yeah
I'm a broken man with empty hands
Oh baby please, please,
don't leave me this way
Aaah baby, my heart is full of love
and desire for you
So come on down and do what you gotta do
You started this fire down in my soul
Now can't you see it's burning out of control.....
We watched Looking for Mr Goodbar
That's a crazy movie man
Diane Keaton looked SO young
And she was naïve and she got kinda hooked on love
And good times and all the trouble...the trouble
took me back to the 70's you know but
it reminded me of disco a little
but I was more of a rock n roll guy
I would listen to the Beatles
and do this 3 chord garage Beatles shit
which is kind of weird
cuz I didn't know how to play real music
Maybe I was just a punk
I'd go to the record store and pick up the 45's
of Kansas and Boston, The Cars
Music was good, music was good
A year or so went by DEVO and the Pretenders and XTC and.. oh! Utopia
- the music was getting good David Bowie was good
Then punk rock happened
Never Mind The Bullocks It's the Sex Pistols
Oh man...Cheap Trick... yeah, Cheap Trick
In Color and Black and White
So much good music... rock and rollin'
making noise, Generation X
Hanging with the boys
Having fun playing guitar in the garage
Sanding off all that shiny Fender shit
and spray painting our guitars
Safety pins and slashes in denim jackets
And sewing on patches and wearing old Army Jackets
We'd look like Vietnam Vets and we'd spray paint the names of our
favorite bands on them
fucking awesome
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Contains a partial cover of Thelma Huston's "Don't Leave me this Way"
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1976 to 1979 - A Brief Account
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