With a Little Help From My Friends - Joe Cocker

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He makes me smile

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1. So much great music - 68-75.

Seems like I was hearing new music almost every day,

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2. I know

So many new sounds and I would put the start year a bit earlier. I felt a change in 63 and 65.

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3. Not just songs......

sounds. Lots of different musical sounds and ideas.

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4. Buddy Holly was the key.

He was a transitional musical player that amped live music in the late 50's. He was 22 when he died! Had Buddy lived on....I could see him plugging in with the Dead in, say, 1972 playing, "Not Fade Away"

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5. Or Hand Jive

With Clapton

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6. The Band had a great take on this one.....

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There's a video out there, pretty sure it;s this audio....

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7. This one?

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8. That's the one!

I don't think this was the video for the audio I posted, though, A lot of additions, and no Robbie Robertson. Pretty great tune to get you up and moving, though. Popular bar band song in the 70's. Everybody got up and danced to this song.

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9. Yeah and wedding receptions.

Now that I think of it I think Hand Jive is around the same time as Buddy Holly even. He may have played it sometim

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Johnny Otis 1958