Thank you very much...

Came across that while looking for something else. Hey, these guys were great! :D

French TV show, 1963 - I was 8 years old and there was no TV at home ;).

Now, I remember other tunes by them, but I've just discovered this video and these guys were some 50 years ahead. Imagine what they could have done with today's technology.

Really love the glass helmets.

 
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When I work at home, there's an online radio station I really like to listen to, TSF Jazz.

Actually, they also play blues, jazz-rock and soul music, I mean real soul music, not the kind of electronic soup they're serving these days.

(Playing now: Stephane Grapelli & Barney Kessel)

http://www.tsfjazz.com/player.html
 
For my kids Great Grandpappy and my wifes grandfather who passed last night.
He was around 100 or pretty close, I only met him once, sucks being an expat at times.

Will have a wee dram tonight.


 
MALCOLM YOUNG R.I.P.
The backbone of AC/DC.
Only used one guitar his whole career.
You know the one by it's singular sound.
He laid down some of the best riffs of anyone. Giving his band it's signature sound.
I learned to play in the AC/DC style. He taught me that it's OK to use your thumb.
You actually have to use it to make Shook Me All Night Long and the opening riff on Highway To Hell.
Whole Lotta Rosie
TNT
Its a Long Way to The Top
Let There Be Rock
Can I Sit Next To You Girl
Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap
Dog Eat Dog
Shot Down In Flames
Too many to list.
Fare well Malcolm.
 


When I was a young punk, and older kid turned me onto AC/DC, my bud Lee..lazy eye and all, he pulled chicks with roach-clip feathered earrings who were so hot. But I was too busy building ramps to jump off his parents roof to figure out how to get a girl.:D:D:D:D:D

Bon Scott days are my faves.......but don't forget, Angus shits on America
 
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