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Another good one there. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
Snap!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dom66
Absolute classic that Martin, not a bad track on it.
It's even got BB King on it. There was an interview with him during which he was asked who he'd like to collaborate with next, and he said 'Fun Lovin Criminals.' So they got him in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
Brilliant album, it gets a regular play and is still in good nick.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
I'm on my second copy - it's 40 years since I lent my first copy to someone, and when I got it back a year later it looked like he'd took a dump on it and wiped it off with sandpaper. That was the last time I lent anyone any of my vinyl.
:eek: I remember around 5-10 vinyl albums I lent to "friends" back in the 80's - none of which I ever saw back, so whether they dumped or sandpapered them is (literally) their business, not mine... But as my old Granny used to say, "neither a lender or borrower be" - she was probably right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony
In other news, I just got a "track playlist" song via Tidal - "Out of Touch" by Hall & Oates. Now, I absolutely love the track "Out of Touch" by Uniting Nations - I was today years old until I realised it was a cover! :doh:
Royal Blood – 'Royal Blood'
Label: Black Mammoth Records – 825646244379, Warner Bros. Records – 825646244379
Format: CD, Album
Country: Europe
Released: August 25, 2014
Genre: Rock
Style: Garage Rock
Haven't played this for a long time, and on hearing the first track, I knew why. But it does improve on further listening.
Snakefarm – 'My Halo At Half-Light'
Label: Fledg'ling Records – FLED 3086
Format: CD, Album
Country: UK
Released: 2011
Genre: Electronic, Folk, World, & Country
Style: Folk
Traffic – 'The Complete BBC Sessions 1967-68'
Label:Shockwaves – SHOCK07CD
Format: CD, Compilation, Unofficial Release
Country: UK
Released: 2018
Genre: Jazz, Rock, Blues, Pop
Style: Psychedelic Rock
The Who – 'BBC Sessions'
Label: Polydor – 547 727-2, BBC – 547 727-2
Format: CD, Album, Remastered
Country: Europe
Released: Feb 14, 2000
Genre: Rock
Style: Mod
The Undertones – 'The Peel Sessions Album'
Label: Strange Fruit – SFRCD103
Series: The Peel Sessions
Format: CD, Compilation
Country: UK
Released: 1989
Genre: Rock
Style: Punk, Indie Rock
Sadly this session doesn't include 'Teenage Kicks'. If it did, it would be perfect!
I remember that one - good tune, even better video :eyebrows: Actually it's a bit cack, but the women aren't too rough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
https://youtu.be/-plrTbzWxNI?t=55
Before The Fall '67 '77 - The Peel Sessions
Label: Strange Fruit – SFRCD 203
Series: The Peel Sessions
Format: CD, Compilation
Country: UK
Released: 1991
Genre: Rock
1 Jimi Hendrix – Spanish Castle Magic 3:06
2 Free – Song Of Yesterday 3:10
3 Queen – Doin' Alright 4:11
4 Elton John – Ballad Of A Well Known Gun 4:30
5 Lindisfarne – Lady Eleanor 4:05
6 The Pretty Thing s– Rosalyn 2:19
7 Arthur Brown – Fire 3:54
8 Chicken Shack – I'd Rather Go Blind 2:58
9 Kevin Coyne – Marlene 2:42
10 Medicine Head – Pictures In The Sky 4:00
11 T-Rex – Sun Eye 1:59
12 Soft Machine – Dedicated To You But You Weren't Listening 2:44
13 Can – Geheim 6:39
14 Family – Checkout 5:10
15 Thin Lizz y – Dancing In The Moonlight 3:15
16 Tim Buckley – Once I Was 3:40
17 June Tabor – The Fiddle & The Drum 2:25
18 Bonzo Dog Band – Sofa Head 5:50
19 Syd Barrett – Baby Lemonade 2:30
20 Nico – Janitor Of Lunacy 4:35
I still miss John Peel - he introduced me to so much good music!
Jack Mcduff - Moon rapping, my fave blue note LP.
Jack Bruce - Songs for a tailor
Sonny rollins - Someday I'll find you
and loads of 60s garage trash on terrible quality 80s bootleg
Songs for a Tailor is a good album. I prefer Mountain's cover of Theme for an Imaginary Western. Jack Bruce & Pete Brown could certainly write a tune.
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Originally Posted by spm
Agreed. IMO, Pete Brown doesn't get as much recognition as he deserves. He died in 2023, age 82.
Now I really like this one, but I've listened to other stuff they've done and not taken to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
Their best album I don't think anyone would argue?
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China Grove is a doozy
Rockin' out
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Second hand punt - bit of a mixed bag but some good stuff on it. Production quality is flawless as you'd expect.
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Ole EC has done a few duet acoustic sessions, all are good.
Great live album, fantastic slide blues player
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While the band were recording the album, the Eagles were recording Hotel California in an adjacent studio at Criteria Studios in Miami. "Before we could start recording we had to scrape all the cocaine out of the mixing board", Geezer divulged to Uncut in 2014. "I think they'd left about a pound of cocaine in the board." The Eagles were forced to stop recording on numerous occasions because Sabbath were too loud and the sound was coming through the wall
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New one to me this - but it came out in 2006.
Neil Young and Crazy Horse, live, 1970.
"Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere" – 3:36
"Winterlong" – 3:40
"Down by the River" – 12:24
"Wonderin'" – 3:35
"Come on Baby Let's Go Downtown" (Danny Whitten, Neil Young) – 3:51
"Cowgirl in the Sand" – 16:09
Tom Waits - Bone Machine
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Haven't heard of that one Steve - any good?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony