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Suns are my Kryptonite!
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Marco Polo on Netflix had some of this throat singing in it! It was not this modern, but it was very cool!xc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
The Hu is pretty amazing, heavy metal with the Mongolian throat singing. There's another song called "Black Thunder" that is really good too and the video is in two parts about a big battle, that is like watching Braveheart. Seriously.Marco Polo on Netflix had some of this throat singing in it! It was not this modern, but it was very cool!
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That was epic!The Hu is pretty amazing, heavy metal with the Mongolian throat singing. There's another song called "Black Thunder" that is really good too and the video is in two parts about a big battle, that is like watching Braveheart. Seriously.
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They do another shorter version of Black Thunder, but with an American singer and it's not nearly as good as the one that's just them.
I remember reading Keith Richards’ biography and he was always amazed at Mick’s harp playing. He said that Mick played the harmonica with such soul. So he asked Mick why can’t he sing with that authenticity like he does playing the harp. Mick did not take that well. Lolxc_hide_links_from_guests_guests_error_hide_media
You can definitely tell where Mick was influenced by the harmonica. He is so good at it just like Howlin Wolf.I remember reading Keith Richards’ biography and he was always amazed at Mick’s harp playing. He said that Mick played the harmonica with such soul. So he asked Mick why can’t he sing with that authenticity like he does playing the harp. Mick did not take that well. Lol
It’s a great song and I love Howlin Wolf
Band from my childhood. like most, I became aware of them in 1989 when they were all over MTV. But as I got older I discovered their older music and am a fan of Ricky Wilson's unique guitar riffs and sounds. He was a big Joni Mitchell disciple and used alternate tunings on the guitar to get some groovy sounds and beats that drove the band. and he did not use a traditional bass in the band.
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Band from my childhood. like most, I became aware of them in 1989 when they were all over MTV. But as I got older I discovered their older music and am a fan of Ricky Wilson's unique guitar riffs and sounds. He was a big Joni Mitchell disciple and used alternate tunings on the guitar to get some groovy sounds and beats that drove the band. and he did not use a traditional bass in the band.
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B-52's were one of my high-school and college era bands!Band from my childhood. like most, I became aware of them in 1989 when they were all over MTV. But as I got older I discovered their older music and am a fan of Ricky Wilson's unique guitar riffs and sounds. He was a big Joni Mitchell disciple and used alternate tunings on the guitar to get some groovy sounds and beats that drove the band. and he did not use a traditional bass in the band.
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