Little piece of South African musical arts.
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Somebody just had to say itā¦āPlay Free Bird!ā
Sheesh! (itās usually me) 
Listening nowā¦helluva way to rock out a Tuesday morningā¦still raises the hairā¦head banginā hardā¦phew! Wow! 
I am awake! Thank you, @NaN
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I owe you one from āmy generationāā¦
Mamas & Papas. I loved Mama Cass Elliot. 
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For 2 seconds i interpreted it as linux users in Sweden donāt use gnome DE 
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Maybe this one should go in the āfunny thingsā thread, but the music is very catchy as well!
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I can safely say your gen has some real music. Otherwise most āartistsā these days are just autotune.
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But ā¦
Iām sure some help was given with reverb.
At that time, they werenāt that fit when it came to playback.
The power and wireless technology for electric guitars and synthesizers, which was already available in 1964, was also nice. 
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Iāve watched that video before. Please note that:
- Their electric instruments arenāt plugged into power.
- They are lip-syncing, not really singing.
Itās a shame that this was a common mode back then, but there it is. 
But, holy shit, it was and is a great tune.
Iāve always wondered what a mashup of House of The Rising Sun and St. James Infirmary Blues would sound like.
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And here it is!
The only truly appropriate music for 
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More tracker rave!
Keep those bits & kHz raw & crusty!
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