🧩 Name This Song #42: Think You Know Your ’70s Songs? 🎧. This curious song from the 1970s doesn’t rely on chord changes or a traditional structure. Instead, it builds tension with drums, percussion, bass, and guitars that steadily increase in intensity. That opening guitar moment? That’s your giveaway ====Spoiler Alert==== DO NOT READ BELOW IF YOU HAVEN’T GUESSED THE SONG YET 😮 ====Spoiler Alert==== Released: 1972 Bass: Herbie Flowers Drums/Percussion: Jim Gordon, Roger Pope Electric Guitars:

The Very Best John Denver Tribute Coming to Arlington Music Hall! Come join in the fun! Celebrate the joy of uplifting music as Jim Curry and his band perform the hit songs of America’s most beloved singer songwriter! Jim will have you clapping your hands and singing along to hit after hit. Each song is synchronized with stunning video and slides of nature for a show that will truly fill up your senses! | Jim Curry Presents the Music of John Denver

Jim Curry - Calypso "John Denver Tribute Concert"

Are you guys familiar with drummer Jim Gordon? Jim was a well known session man during the 60's and 70's and he played with Eric Clapton, Steely Dan and Frank Zappa. He can be heard here playing on one of my favorite track ever, George Harrison's "What Is Life". Check out more drumming videos right here: www.facebook.com/danielbedarddrums/videos | Daniel Bédard Drums