Pulp Popcorn

This was allowed in the 70s.

Upbeat little ditty from the 90s. When I say Slayer of the Mainstream i mean TODAYS mainstream.

Performing on the Julie Felix Show in 1967.

Just found out about this guy while surfing for Jeff Buckley videos, sounds just like him. Just a man and his guitar. Smooth stuff.

Son of legendary folk rock legend Tim Buckely, Jeff like his father died at a young age, drowning. This song is from the album "Grace."

According to music critic Patrick Donavan " ... Fleetwood Mac is one of the great lost blues bands, the quintessence of California soft-rock and LA excess or one of the greatest pop groups of all time." See why with this classic live performance of "Dreams"

This band was originally going to be called "Rumpleforeskin."

Harry Nilsson - Lime in the Coconut - BBC Live Special 1972.