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Hace 3 días · Paul Westerberg has not explicitly revealed the specific inspiration behind “Someone I Once Knew.” However, it is believed that the song draws upon personal experiences and emotions, as many of his songs often do. The track speaks to universal themes of love, loss, and reminiscence, which have resonated with listeners across the years. 2.
Hace 1 día · Jump Rope is their tenth, and is chock-full of their trademark bittersweet harmonies and hooks, Bill Janovitz’s voice certainly benefitting from the passage of time in its richness and sweep.. Place tracks such as the two singles Helmet and the chiming, circular New Girl Singing alongside recent offerings from Teenage Fanclub and old comrade-in-arms J Mascis, and praise Westerberg that bands ...
Hace 3 días · When Paul Westerberg cued guitarist Bob Stinson during The Replacements’ SNL rendition of “Bast–ds of Young,” he shouted, “Come on, f—-r,” which the vocal mic picked up and broadcast ...
It’s Paul McCartney and Paul westerberg playing each other’s version of let it be Reply reply Top 5% Rank by size . More posts you may like r/RiotFest. r/RiotFest. Riot Fest Music Festival Members Online. R.I.P Steve Albini x. upvotes · comments. r ...
Hace 4 días · Burning The Ground Exclusive 1979 “You Can Get Over” is a 1979 Disco hit by American singer and songwriter Stephanie Mills taken from her third LP ‘What Cha’ Gonna Do with My Lovin”. The song was written and produced by James Mtume & Reggie Lucas. Lucas also produced several tracks for Madonna’s debut LP including “Borderline”, and “Lucky Star”, while James Mtume formed the ...
Hace 1 día · Tom Petty's performance of "The Waiting" during a tour with The Replacements in 1989 sparked introspection within the band. Frontman Paul Westerberg observed the crowd's enthusiastic response to the song's "yeah-yeah-yeah" part and concluded that he and his bandmates didn't possess the qualities required for mainstream success in popular music.
Hace 3 días · Wednesday, May 29, 2024. Tommy Stinson will play Franklin May 31. Garret K. Woodward photo. Leaning back into his chair, Tommy Stinson tilts his head and gazes towards the sunset falling behind the Blue Ridge Mountains. The legendary rocker just finished a show on the side lawn of Yonder Community Market, located on the outskirts of Franklin.
