Category: Classic Rock

Chicago’s Very Own Buckinghams – Mercy, Mercy, Mercy

Video of the Day: The Buckinghams – Mercy, Mercy, Mercy Apparently we have a sort of a Chicago theme going today.  (Yeah, but, what’s with the Union Jacks in the background of this video?)  Anyway, here’s some classic Pop-Rock from The Buckinghams. Bonus: Mercy, Mercy Mercy was written in 1966 by keyboard player Joe Zawinul …

Chicago’s Very Own Nicholas Tremulis – River of Love

Song of the Day: Nicholas Tremulis – River of Love C Chicago Legend Nicholas Tremulis and his Orchestra (really more of an R&B Revue style band) provided the Infinite Jones Crew with one of our best New Years Eve’s ever when he played the Cabaret Metro, ringing out either 1988 or ’89.  This irresistible groover …

RIP Tom Rapp

Tom Rapp founder of ’60’s Psychedelic Folk band Peals Before Swine passed away recently at age 70.   We at Infinite Jones always found his voice a bit of an un-acquired taste but, his ambitious, baroque take on Folk Pop was very influential.  He quit music in the early seventies to become an esteemed Civil Rights …

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(i Know) I’m Losing You (Cornelius Grant, Eddie Holland, Brian Holland and Norman Whitfield)   The first 3 versions are all produced by Legendary Motown Producer and co-writer of the song, Norman Whitfield. The original Temptations version from their 1967 With a Lot O’ Soul  album is pretty damn near perfect. But, that didn’t stop …

Song of the Friday:

Iron City Houserockers – Friday Night The Infinite Jones Archives contain a large collection of Friday Songs.  Beginning today, we will post one each Friday until we run out (of good ones).  To start things off, this favorite by Pittsburgh’s legendary Iron City Housrockers from their 1981 album Blood on the Bricks.    A great …