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Soulive... Live
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
The funk-soul organ trio Soulive started jamming eight years ago in Woodstock, NY, and ended up opening for acts like The Rolling Stones and the Dave Matthews Band. They join us to talk about their latest album, No Place Like Soul, under the re-launched Memphis label Stax Records.
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NO! I always thought the Beatles lyric was
"I can't hide, I can't hide!" and not "I get
high, I get high!" While the word "hide" may
not be clear enough, "can't" certainly is; its
not "get".
this sounds terrible. probably the worst song i've heard since the "everything I do I do it for you" blather
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