Let The Music Oracles Speak: The January Vinyl Spin Challenge Thread

January 16: Jimi Hendrix

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Shuggie Otis - Freedom Flight



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10 days left! I’m all for polling the group. Should we:

(Like) - Keep going with one Musical Oracle Card each day

—Or—

(Heart) - Get the most out of our remaining Musical Oracle Cards and combine two into one each day (you’ll see)

Most votes within a few hours wins!
There is a third option you haven't thought of... 1 a day until day 31 - then ALL THE REST!!! FREE FOR ALL!!!
 
January 21: Tina Turner

Ike & Tina Turner "I Know / Bold Soul Sister"
(1969 Blue Thumb Records)
Dug through my original funk 45's to meet this challenge. This is an absolute banger of a single. A-side "I Know" is a soul-blues number with driving horns and Tina's blistering vocals. But the real gem is the raw funk of the B-side "Bold Soul Sister". Such an amazing track, with a scorching riff and Tina just besting out the lyrics. Hot damn.

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January 22: John Lennon

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John Lennon’s popularity stemmed from his undeniable musical talent, both as a member of The Beatles and in his solo career. His songwriting prowess, marked by poignant lyrics and catchy melodies, resonated with a global audience. Lennon's charismatic personality and distinctive voice made him a magnetic figure, captivating fans worldwide. Beyond music, his advocacy for peace and activism added depth to his public persona, making him an influential cultural icon. Lennon's willingness to embrace experimental and avant-garde music showcased his versatility and creativity. Even after his tragic death in 1980, Lennon's legacy endures as a symbol of artistic innovation, peace, and a lasting impact on the music industry.

One of the best musicians ever from one of the best bands ever. John’s legacy reaches further than words can describe. Spin something today by Lennon, The Beatles, or an adjacent artist that reminds you of him.
 
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