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Morning Dew · Blackfoot
Vertical Smiles
℗ 1984 Atco Records. A div. of Atlantic Recording Corp. for the US and WEA International for the World Outside.
Writer: Bonnie Dobson
Writer: Tim Rose
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Genre: Music
Date of upload: Sep 1, 2015 ^^
Rating : 4.556 (122/977 LTDR)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
This song is outta this world, The rhymes with the sound and the beats is phenomenal and Tremendously rocks
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Love it! This version is amazing. Blackfoot has done a masterpiece!
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this song only went to #55 on the mainstream rock charts in 1984!!!
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This used to be my morning song when I was young
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their greatest album.
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The only way to listen to this is LOUD!
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Deep, powerful, eerie! Respect and preserve the land, family, and self.
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This was my intro to rock n roll music.. A C90 cassette tape with Vertical Smiles on one side and Keeper of the Seven Keys on the other.. So the album was a few years old! Still got my vinyl copy that i HAD to have!!
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What a tune
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I like both the Nazareth and the Blackfoot versions equally - they both have that difference in their style of drive to such a brilliant song, which was originally written by Canadian songwriter Bonnie Dobson, back in 1969.
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This album feels much more better now then in '84 when pop hit southern. I was not ready for it then.
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Blackfoot and Molly Hatchet in the 70's were great live bands. They loved when it the crowd started to really gel with them which was from the first song.
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2:08 I love this verse that they added. It explains everything.
💥⚡️
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Great album
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Není co dodat. Krása. M.
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Blackfoot with Ken Hensley.
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To quote the black guy from Terminator when he saw Schwarzenegger walking down the hallway, "God damn!"
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The 1980s were not kind to people who were not in the loop at the time. It was a party for the ten percent, and it had lasting repercussions not only on the middle working class at the time but also on many people in the future. I have a feeling Blackfoot, which was always a legit band, saw the way things were going for their kind during this time.
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du bon rock
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@joemannix6155
1 month ago
Ken Hensley the Wizard
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