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Remains the master of time and space .... as for best digger and best laugh ever! Bobby Whitlock.

I wasn't either until I made this. It all started with me hearing that version of "Paint it Black" with Clapton. Thanks for watching!

Freakin' at the Freakers BALL!! Thanks for watching!

You sound like someone who knows about the Groupie vs. Superstar drama with Bonnie and Karen Carpenter, which is really sad. I've never made a video about that. It would be short. Maybe I should. No one's to blame but the suits.

Thanks for watching, Angela. I always had a little crush on him ever since the '70s A Star is Born. But I think my favorite version of the film is still the Judy Garland one. Have a great day.

@@MellissaBoomeroftheNight Judy's is my favorite, too. "The Man That Got Away" from the movie is my favorite performance of hers (and I'm a big Judy fan).

@@Angela-co6oj I've been getting into a lot of Rufus Wainwright recently, and he recreated her Live at Carnegie Hall. It's not Judy, but he did a great job. I read the reviews, and people were very happy about his live performance. That's the opposite of Cat Power's recreation of Bob Dylan Live at Royal Albert Hall. The recording is great, but Cat has stage fright, so the tour was a flop, and I think she had a relapse by the sound of the reviews. Great chatting w you!

Lol, that reaction is very passionate. Well, whether anyone likes it or not isn't the point, is it? It's whether or not the writer was given credit or compensation. Thanks for making me chuckle during my first-morning break. I don't think everyone has to slobber over that song.

The coda to Layla is more listenable than "Time", which bends the Western listener's ear

Check out my videos on Clapton. The vid titled "Clapton Coda..." that's the primary topic.

There are more details if you ever have time to watch my videos on it. I have two, and they are timestamped.

Thanks so much for your support as always, Royce!

@@MellissaBoomeroftheNight You're welcome!

I agree! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching

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I agree! Thanks for watching. I can't imagine the struggles he must have gone through losing two guys in two years he felt were brothers, then having to reconcile the leadership with the band with the person the public viewed as the leader. And the heartache of losing Butch Trucks the way he passed. Thanks for watching!!

YES! I just loved her.

I heard that! Great job! Mayall had such an impact on all of the Brit blues guys. Thanks as always, Royce!

Thank you for watching. What a special thing to be in his presence. I truly wish he were as big of a name as Elton John and Eric Clapton. Have a wonderful day!

@@MellissaBoomeroftheNight I then had not a clue I was in the presence of two amazing men for sure!!! Good days -- great times --- amazing talent!!! I am now 66 and hold such a deep debt of gratitude to have been able to go that night to The Troubador here in L.A. for one and for two, see such an incredible show!!!! Looking back my memories of that time are just filled with fondness and love --- again bless Elton John for sure for bringing Leon right back and bless Leon for being Leon!!!! Truly such heart warming memories!! TY for putting the work into this that you have!!! :)

It doesn't work anymore bc of I've had to chop it up using the YT studio editor when a song all of a sudden goes from being ok to use to getting blocked.

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Yeah, it's hard these days. When you talk to people on the Internet and tell people stuff like you met so and so back in the 70s or 80s simply because you frequented clubs in So Cal, they just don't get it. Different World, time, and place. I wish I'd met Leon. Ginger Baker used to work with my ex at PIT, but he was always out of it. And I actually Knew Knew a few others, but I generally don't talk about them, because I don't want to have to explain to them later why I did that for "clout." And a lot of them have died. I hung out a lot at Rozz William's house, but I didn't get to know him. He was in bad shape too. But he stole our first drummer, which was good, bc my husband joined lol. Have a great day.

I was smitten too! That is why I still use her photo. She was a model friend of one of my bosses, who was a Vogue model. My boss was Kelly Grey of St. John Knits, not to be confused with the ridiculous JC Penny brand. These were the beautiful people of Newport Beach who opened the door of rock stars to me 35 years ago. Cheers.

Lol, thanks, it's one of my favorite movies. I was a little distracted by the earthquakes last night. I live in Bakersfield.

@@MellissaBoomeroftheNight oh my goodness.... earthquakes...full on....were you frightened? I would be for sure...where is Bakersfield? I hope you feel better now..did anything crack?

For some reason your comment was kicked into the back folder. Thanks!

Thank you!

Dorothy Moor's version of Misty Blue, the Errol Garner song is the latest top of my playlist rn...I could listen to it every day. There's a new Stax series out that I recorded and haven't gotten to watch yet. Thanks for watching!

I didn't know much about him. It was The Carpenters and Elton John connection that got me into this. Now I'm hooked. If you take a few to watch my vid entitled "Oscar & Emmy winning..." you'll see my Carpenters connection, but you have to watch it all of the way. Thanks!

That's amazing! Thank you for sharing that. He had such a massive catalog. Thanks again!

Thank you so much again, Royce! Trying to get back in the saddle.

@@MellissaBoomeroftheNight You're welcome Mellissa, Good to see you going for it and always with very good, well thought out content!

"A Song For You?" Yeah. I honestly didn't know much about Leon until four years ago when I made this, and it originally got a lot more views and engagement. I think a lot of these views are from people who enjoyed the compilation of vids and just bookmarked it or something. But I only knew of that song version from The Carpenters and The Carpenters are connected to my family in a weird way. I'm not monetized, so not shilling, but watch my vid entitled "Emmy and Oscar Winning Composer..." But you have to watch the whole thing to understand. Take care.

@@MellissaBoomeroftheNight Will do. I had a high school friend (back in the late 60's) who introduced me to Leon. He was an outstanding classical guitarist who fell hard into Rock. Gifted with a discerning ear, he quickly separated the "wheat from the chaff" and discovered the true talent behind the famous-named musicians. He played at my first wedding, but I haven't been able to locate him for over 50 years now. Thanks again for keeping Leon's memory alive and encouraging other's to take a deeper dive into the music men & women behind the scenes...