Quinn
 

Come all without, come all within
You'll not see nothing like the Mighty Quinn
Come all without, come all within
You'll not see nothing like the Mighty Quinn

He ain't Quinn - but maybe he'll go hide in an igloo for four years or so. :confused:

Ah, a Dylan fan here, from the mid 60s, and a casual
Manfred Mann fan, (whom I think made the song to radio),
but I never "got it", even when doing a sing-a-long in the
college bars, with a load on.

Are you doing your eclectic JukeBox thing, BigR?! :D

Always. I'm a HUGE Dylan fan, both Bob/Jacob. I was born WAY after my time as far as music goes. :(

I was running through some old tunes on Spin mode, even got "Liberty Valance".

I could go for days:
The Troggs
Singing Blue Jeans
Manfred Mann's (Earth Band)
Gene Pitney
Del Shannon
The Chiffons
The Four Seasons
Mary Wells
Wilson Pickett
Barrett Strong
Gladys Knight
The Temptations
The Miracles
Martha Reeves
Paul Simon
Buffalo Springfield
Johnny Cash
one of my all time favorites, Sam Cooke

and that was just tonight.

Jeeessshhh, BigR!
I'm impressed by your list...are you sure you aren't
Gezzer age, like a few of us here?! ;) Your Pop
and I would recall those, but you young bucks...

I like/remember them all...but, the Troggs caught my
eye: Wild Thing. :D

You ought to peruse some Everly Bros. Amazing harmonies. :thumbup:

Got it.

I attribute my musical tastes to a modern day "classic" education :) :thumbup:

Hence the 1966 Mustang GT.

The 50-70 is when you had REAL music IMO (sadly I didn't start roaming the planet till late in '78). Yesterday I was working in the garage with Miles Davis greatest hits on :D