What a fantastic idea for a new thread

let me start off with this all-time great one :
june carter cash and johnny cash

with their classic hit : Jackson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2IJpc1w2QY&feature=related

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Brooks and Dunn
John

Courtyard Hounds
Joey + Rory
The Judds
Sugarland
Steel Magnolia
Brooks & Dunn
-Emily
'She may be an angel who spends all winter bringin' the homeless blankets and dinner. A regular Nobel Peace Prize winner, but I really hate her- I'll think of a reason later!'
Lee Ann Womack, "I'll Think Of A Reason Later"

AMY-TUDE* wrote:
Peanut Butter & Honey
Benson & Hedges
Surf & Turf
Milk & Cookies
* AMYinATLANTA
"Amy, you are weird" - Amy's MOM

LOL - Okay I shall join you AMY-TUDE*

PB&J and milk
Any Pasta and Wine
Ice Cream and Sunshine
Martina and M*G's

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Carolyn, my daughter would disagree with ya on ole Ringo, she being a drummer and all... good choices...non musically, I'd have to say Tracy and Hepburn or Mickey and Judy, thou the later is a musical duo on screen.
'cause life's demands are hard to understand, so Alice stays lost in her wonderland'
"Always be a first rate version of yourself, not a second rate version of somebody else" - Judy Garland
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musclequeen(the other Tee) wrote:
Carolyn, my daughter would disagree with ya on ole Ringo, she being drummer and all... good choices...non musically, I'd have to say Tracy and Hepburn or Mickey and Judy, thou the later is a musical duo on screen.
'cause life's demands are hard to understand, so Alice stays lost in her wonderland'
"Always be a first rate version of yourself, not a second rate version of somebody else" - Judy Garland
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Interesting point MQ. I am of the opinion that The Beatles greatest contribution was their meaningful and enduring lyrics. Instrumentally, guitar work was often subtle and perfectly matched for the eloquent lyrics of, e.g., "In My Life." Certainly, "Revolution" is one of the few songs that required strong guitar work. "Sgt. Pepper was groundbreaking for lyrics and the unusual use of horns, etc.in addition to avant-garde lyrics.

I would be interested in hearing your daughters opinion on Ringo's strength in The Beatles. I see him as adequatley supportive, but am open to input. Your daughter being a drummer, she is likely aware of known drummer genius' that I am such as John Bonham of Led Zeppelin and Neil Pert of Rush.

I have (essentially) the opposite opinion of Led Zeppelin. Lyrically, the meaning of much of their lyrics can be exotic to the extent of remaining a mystery to me. Instrumentally, this band blows me away with their ability till this day and always will.


Claire, not trying to derail the subject, trying to clarify where I'm coming from with my opinion. Hope thats okay.

Three other great duos would be Salt and Pepper, the female duo and lets not forget that everyday condiement that comes out of our shakers.

The Flat Duo Jets have been referred to as "punkabilly." Wish they were still together. They refused to play on pricey equipment, as they did not have the same raw sound. I could not agree more.


Carolyn B.

Oh you wanted all of my favorite duos ? at once ? OK, let's see
Johnny Cash and June Carter I have already mentioned,

Loretta Lynn and Conway Twitty
Tammy Wynette and George Jones
Dolly Parton / Dottie West and Kenny Rogers (both a great pairing)
Alison Krauss & Robert Plant (only recently discovered but what a great combination)
Brooks & Dunn
The Judds
Courtyard Hounds
Joey & Rory
Sugarland
oh and to go by Amy's understanding of this thread :
Milk and Cookies !!


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