Music has been instrumental throughout history in facilitating and documenting social and political unrest and to bring about change. Here are some protest songs. Are any of these on your playlist? Do you recommend any others? https://t.co/SFw5LYXdaA
@skabmaluke Thanks man! Really appreciate it! Check out our https://t.co/bnhyHD6Bhh site for more. We're in the process of writing new material and hope to upload some previously-recorded tunes as well. Thanks for the follow!
@RockNRoLL_85 Our guitar player, Bill Caldwell, met Gary when we opened for Lynyrd Skynyrd years ago. Gary admired this plexiglass guitar Bill built. https://t.co/CpHrkjwyLE
@RobbieG63 This song is phenomenal in every way - the vocals, the band. Great musicianship in every way. Anyone who hears this song and doesn't get the feels must not be human.
How Fleetwood Mac's Peter Green wrote The the Green Manalishi (With The Two Pronged Crown) and accidentally created one of heavy metal's building blocks.
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@ThatEricAlper It's a sad day in music. Peter Green also wrote the Green Manalishi, a great song about the evils of money. Judas Priest does a fantastic cover of it.
@RockNRoLL_85 1. Zeppelin I
2. Physical Graffiti
3. Zeppelin IV
4. Houses of the Holy
5. Zeppelin III
6. Zeppelin II
7. Presence
8. In through the Out Door
9. CODA