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Orianthi - Believe [FLAC] (2009)

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what a night that was, when orianthi ripped into some jimi hendrix on the guitar as well as we have seen her do with every other guitar. what a night that will never be forgotten, and by her own admission, she will have a tough time following that performance up, even with her own band.

wed be damned. this is just pure musical bliss. these two friends banded together to play this killer tune and for the first time ever, non-indian music was featured on this list. its too bad it wasnt released on vinyl to truly give it the vinyl treatment. all this and i gotta leave for work at 7am-funny how life works

you wont find many guitarists that get a tune to the level that rod temperton did with this tune. then again, he didnt have a band or a vocalist to temper his skills with. he is the most talented musician to ever touch an electric guitar.

best jam ive heard in a good long time. i never really liked the song, much less the tune, until i heard this. then it opened my eyes like no other tune has done. frankly, i do not think jimmy page was even aware that he wrote this. its very bluesy and only a few people know it. it goes from a lonesome acoustic guitar and a subtly harmonica, over to a funky piano solo where theres only one thing you can do. just sit back, press play and enjoy.

oddly enough, these days, the irish music scene is more rock than ever. yesterday, dublin had a day of celebration as the 53rd anniversary of the beatles arrival in ireland passed by. tomorrow, real music will be in dublin to talk to joe murphy, one of the musicians most responsible for the change. for now, dig on the old school cool that is lonnie donegan. this is the single tune ive been playing during my workouts at the gym. 84d34552a1