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And also Chuck Mangione R.I.P.
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Wow. Another one. Regardless of what anyone thinks, Chuck Mangione crafted one of the most instantly recognizable melodies with that one big hit. RIP.
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Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

Wow. Another one. Regardless of what anyone thinks, Chuck Mangione crafted one of the most instantly recognizable melodies with that one big hit. RIP.
I wasn't sure that I had ever heard the song before, so I gave it a listen. I definitely recognized the melody, but I don't think that I had ever heard the song before. However, the single version came on after that, and I have definitely heard the single version before. I don't know that I ever knew what the song was called or who played it, but it is definitely recognizable.
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Originally posted by Intruder Intruder wrote:

While storm clouds gathered high above
The heroine, he grew to love
Turned slowly to a snow white dove
And spread her wings to fly

RIP Dave Cousins - for the Hero & Heroine album alone, you left a massive mark.



Ghosts was of the same vein , both fav
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Chuck Mangione - pride of Rochester, NY. Progheads, get ahold of a copy of CM's 1972 Alive! LP so you can have that "Whaoah, THAT is Chuck Mangione?!?" moment. Chuck psychedelicizes some blues tunes and a few of his originals with the help of his longtime collaborator Gerry Niewood on saxes and flute, the great Steve Gadd on drums and a young Tony Levin on bass. Dig thru the bins for this one - best $4 you'll ever spend.

Edited by Intruder - 6 hours 4 minutes ago at 17:44
I like to feel the suspense when you're certain you know I am there.....
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