Tweeter and the Monkey Man were hard up for cash
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Ironwood
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...even though they stayed up all night selling cocaine and hash...
Dalecamino
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To an undercover cop who had a sister named Jan
thewishman
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Talk about a group loaded with talent!!!
wolf creek knives
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For reasons unexplained she loved the Monkey Man
My thoughts exactly! I never seen them Live, but that's a lot of talent for 1 group!!!
wolf creek knives
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And you won't see them on tour considering Petty, Harrison and Orbison are all gone. Three very great singers and songwriters leaving this earth way too early.
Scissortail Pens
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Yes, but we can honor them, by carrying on their lyrics and their songs in our hearts, minds, and well, here.....
Plus, we still have Jeff Lynne, which is pretty much the mind behind that madness. We have him to thank for that, and thank him we should.
If you watch, "End of the Line", they even have a tribute to Roy, in that, his guitar sits where he should be.
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And the walls come down.....
Plus, we still have Jeff Lynne, which is pretty much the mind behind that madness. We have him to thank for that, and thank him we should.
If you watch, "End of the Line", they even have a tribute to Roy, in that, his guitar sits where he should be.
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And the walls come down.....
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wolf creek knives
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I did notice the guitar on the chair and thought it a nice tribute to Roy Orbison. Do you know who the drummer is? He's got a lot of footage in the videos but I can't for the life of me figure out who he is. Also, Dylan's still around.
Scissortail Pens
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It's Jim Keltner, he's not well known by name, but he's been around for a loooong time and has played with a ton of well known groups. When he was playing along with the Wilburys, he went by the name of "Buster Sidebury".
Oh yeah, Dylan is still alive and well. I certainly don't want to take away anything from him, my intent was really to shine the light on Lynne. I believe that if he wasn't involved, we wouldn't have the Wilburys and be able to enjoy their music.
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wolf creek knives
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Thanks Red. He looked familiar but I sure couldn't put a name to him. The Traveling Wilburys music will always be around for years to come. Just sad that so many of the band are gone and at relatively young ages.
Scissortail Pens
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Oh, I certainly agree. I hate that we've had to live through them passing, but, they'll live on in our hearts and hopefully in the hearts of people that learn and discover them.