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"Her name is Aphrodite

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"And you want to take her with you to the hard land of the winter."....One of Jack Bruce's best vocals....and good "wah wah" by Clapton.
 
"..Tales of brave Ulysses. How his naked ears were tortured..."
Great tune!
 
YEAH!!!

...and for some strange reason my pea brane flashed over into Strawberry Alarmclock for follow-up... :shocked:
 
DrEntropy said:
YEAH!!!

...and for some strange reason my pea brane flashed over into Strawberry Alarmclock for follow-up... :shocked:
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"Meaningless nouns"
 
Nuns have no meaning?!?! :devilgrin:
 
I punched a nun once. Once. 5th grade, my best friend Shawn and I were going to settle something and she stuck her chin right in there as the tiny fist of fury was already on it's way... :nonod:
 
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I am a big Cream fan. I saw them at MSG a couple of years ago. I was waiting for this reunion since the 70's. I started playing guitar in 1970 and the early Clapton guitar work (Cream and Bluesbreakers) IMHO was his best.

Here is a recording I did for Strange Brew. For the backing track I used a track that was included with a play along book that included bass, drums, and rhythm guitar....................since I can't sing a note I tried using the guitar for the melody.

https://soundcloud.com/rossl1234/strange-brew
 
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