The first site that I am going to talk about is the Internet Archive. I have been using this site for a few years now. It is real easy to go over your alloted bandwidth per month trying to get all of the music that you want from there. They even have a section just for you Dead Heads (Grateful Dead) out there. Now don’t worry, this is music that the artist allows to be freely traded. They are all mostly live shows recorded “bootleg” style but you can find some great recordings if you just take the time to search. Well good luck, if you find something great let me hear about it. I will be featuring another site next week so stay tuned.

As soon as I got it up I was contacted and asked if I needed any help and the replies to any of my questions were prompt and right on the money. I was even offered many suggestions about plugins and banners. He even made the custom banner that you see the site using. He told me that he would do the same for anyone that buys the theme. The theme is very customizable and you will be able to make it fit your blog easily. If you have any questions just comment and I will try to answer your questions.

Thank you,
James

Here is the video from YouTube;

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(while you are at it hough listen to some great music)

Now Jerry Lee has had a very long career. You could say that his career started back in his youth when he began playing piano with his cousins. You may have heard of them, Mickey Gilley and Jimmy Swaggart. Like most from the south he cut his teeth on gospel while being influenced by the sounds coming from the juke joints. He cut his first demo back in 1954 and tried to peddle it in Nashville but it wasn’t until two years later he was able to convince Sun Records producer Jack Clement to record it. Yep the same Sun Records that you hear of when people talk about Cash, Presley, or Carl Perkins. It is there that he recorded Great Balls of Fire and Whole Lot of Shakin’ Goin’ On. The only thing is that his early success was somewhat short lived because of the little scandal surrounding his marriage to his second cousin.

It took many years for him to recover and get back on the charts on a regular basis. It was country music that did it for him. Through his career revival he was able to go back to doing his special kind of piano infused rock and roll boogie. He is still enjoying success today and you can still enjoy one of the most energetic musicians around when you go to one of his shows. If you get the chance don’t miss it though. You never know if you will get another chance.

Check out some of his albums from Amazon.com like Last Man Standing: Live or The Complete Million Dollar Quartet .

I am going to leave you with a little video of Jerry Lee Lewis, Fats Domino, and Ray Charles. You need to watch it, it is an awesome video.

I used the Jerry Lee Lewis site, the Wiki on him, and The blues foundation site as references.

Pat Savage has been around the music and biker scene for over 25 years touring and living the lifestyle. He has a style of music that has that biker feel. His is a kind of unpolished and free feeling music that knows the road. I have been listening to his stuff for a few months now and I can honestly say I enjoy his music. He has a hint of Blues, some classic rock sound, and hard driving biker all tumbled together for a great mix. Check out this montage and tell me what you think;

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