This to me is one of the most imaginative and "different" bands of the era. Songs sometimes with a minstrel influence, often with a flute, always performed dramatically and entertainingly idiosyncratically. No better group to see in concert, in my experience, and I was lucky to do so many times. I've been a huge fan for a long time and I still listen to Tull albums regularly.

There were too many impactful songs to choose from. I thought live performances were best.

The Jackson Five!

J Geils Band

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nv3fj06Ot90

ETA: I feel like a Luddite - how do you get a photo to post with the YT link?

Thinking of Jaws!

“I don't know how to make the photo appear…”

seagrass, just click on ”Video” below your post and paste the link in the “Video URL” box. Click ”Insert” then ”Submit.”

@lettersatoz - glad I had my headphones on when I played yours - would have set my Aussies off!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlppIdtLw5A JJ Cale

@LoneJack Zn 6a, KC

wow - thanks

Jason Isbell? I'd barely heard of him myself until my brother took me to one of their concerts in Minneapolis a few years back. They are really good live.

I started Part 2

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/tag=33

Here is the actual link to Part II