I'm diggin' this version!

Maybe a new genre The Dirty Heads from SoCal at Daryl's House :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-VHf5TXIRI

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That was cool

+1

liked it

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In my opinion Leo Fender had essentially perfected the guitar amplifier by 1964.

Loved it, I always liked this song. It's obvious as soon as Daryl opens his mouth that he has the best voice in the house (at least to my ears).

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I enjoyed that Mike. Not the rap so much but it was an interesting blend of styles. Daryl was and still is a great songwriter. He and John were innovative with their blend of pop, rock, and soul early in their careers, and it doesn't look like its stopped yet.

Very nice ! I like that blend of styles - very smooth and fresh! Good to see Daryl's taste in guitars (perhaps unneccesariy to mention that I've got 2 of those )

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The other two guys are from :

The Dirty Heads
The Huntington Beach, CA , band combine reggae, ska, alternative rock and a dash of hip-hop with a sunny SoCal swagger. The band’s debut album, Any Port in a Storm, proved a surprise hit, with songs like “Lay Me Down,” which dominated the Billboard Alternative chart and was certified gold. Rolling Stone called them “one of the year’s best new bands of 2010.” Their sophomore album, Cabin by the Sea, comes out June 19. Produced by Mario C, was recorded at Sonic Ranch Studios in Texas and features collaborations with Matisyahu, Del the Funky Homosapien , Ky-Mani Marley and Rome . The first single, “Spread Too Thin,” is already gaining airplay.

John Oates is gone, but newly added guitarist, Paul Pesco, brings a lot of talent
to the table with great chops and much experience with top acts.
http://www.facebook.com/PaulPesco

Listen to his outre solo!

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