
Elton John - Grow Some Funk Of Your Own
I was revisiting the Rock of the Westies album and just wanted to post one more from it!

I was revisiting the Rock of the Westies album and just wanted to post one more from it!
One of my favorite tunes from the "Rock of the Westies" Album released October 1975.
Eddie Money’s final release, Brand New Day, was officially released as a posthumous EP on April 17, 2020. The title track was initially shared as a lead single nearly a year earlier on May 10, 2019, as Money had planned to release it as a full studio album prior to his passing.
Not the best resolution but a great performance.
Lyrics
You're livin' your life on Earth
You're just a part of the universe, my brother
Listen, since I'm walkin' around with you
We might as well try to get to know each other
Because jealousies keep us constantly
Too defensively, one for another
Russia and China too, well, the U.S. don't know
What they're gonna do about each other
There's a chance of a third world war
And it scares me, 'cause I've seen films of Hiroshima
I'll be looking at a world where no one's first
Where angry arms can open and embrace
Where men can live together, loving one another
This is what we seek for you and me, brother
Jealousies keep us constantly
Too defensively toward one another
Life on Earth, take it for what it's worth
Save the universe and love one another
People livin' your life on Earth
You're just a part of the universe, my brother
Since I'm walkin' around with you
We might as well try to get to know each other
Because you know and I know
Jealousies keep us constantly
Too defensively toward one another
Life on Earth, take it for what it's worth
Save the universe, love one another
Jealousies (jealousies, jealousies)
Jealousies (jealousies, jealousies)
Jealousies (jealousies, jealousies)
Jealousies (jealousies, jealousies)
Songwriters: Eddie Money / E. Money / J. Lyon / James Douglas Lyon
Arnel is great!
I once had a roommate that had a band, and they used to play a pretty good version of this tune.
Great hair and music.
Great Tune from another timeline.
Great song in its own right.
Check this out, just searching for The Who Tommy and stumbled onto this video, guest appearances from Steve Windwood, Billy Idol, Elton John and Phil Collins!
1 hour 2 min long.
This is a rare performance to me.
The Who - Rock Opera Tommy - Full Concert - 1989 - Live performance in Los Angeles at the Universal Amphitheater
Roger Daltry (Vocals)
Peter Townsend (Vocals/ Guitar)
John Entwistle (Vocals Bass)
Phil Collins, Billy Idol, Elton John, Patti LaBelle, Steve Winwood
Simon Phillips (drums)
Steve Boltz Bolton (Guitar)
John Rabbit Bundrick (Keyboards)
Roddy Lorimor (trumpet)
Jody Linscott (Percussion)
Simon Clarke (Saxophone)
Tim Sanders (Saxophone)
Niel Sidwell (Trombone)
Simon Gardner (Trumpet)
Chyna (Vocals)
Cleveland (Vocals)
Billy Nichols (Vocals)
Remember this one? Before Quadrophenia.
I always loved this skit.
And it is quite brilliant in how it can make someone reconsider their own station.
Yeah
Great Tune!