Vinyl Friday
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It's probably been done before but the thread is so long I couldn't see it anywhere.
Every bit just as good as the original.
Ed
Every bit just as good as the original.
Ed
Uncle Buck
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Uncle Buck
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Classic...Joe Walsh
Top track from a top but little known artist:
K
K
Bessie Smith Nobody knows you when your down and out.
Let's ride that groove, man!
K
K
Edith Piaf La Vie En Rose
Edith Piaf Non, je ne regrette rien
From the sublime to the gorblimey...
Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band Urban Spaceman
Alan
Edith Piaf Non, je ne regrette rien
From the sublime to the gorblimey...
Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band Urban Spaceman
Alan
Brilliant track from an exceptional albumn. My best mate and I were buying jeans up "World's End" in Chelsea back in 1972 and the very hip shop owner put the while album on his shop P.A... Being a tad erm..'worse for wear, but NOT drunk" - well it was King's Road in the early 70s after all - we managed to extract from the D.J. Shop owner what the album was and following a pair of jeans each we made it hot foot to the nearest big record store (quite near the jeans shop I seem to recall) and we each bought a copy of this record. We never looked back and this singular episode started a long and continuous love affair for us both with Steely Dan output!!..
Nice pick there 'K' ....
Nice pick there 'K' ....
John Gryphon
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Dont forget Rocky Mountain Way.
John Gryphon
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If you need a fix of bluesy sax then lay back and listen to this gem. Theres harmonica that will drill you.
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Firstly this is seriously impressive and tasteful programming by BBC Radio 3.
Secondly I hadn't realised until tonight that James MacMillan had been knighted but so glad they got it right for once!
A former tenant still has my CD copy of JM's "The Confessions of Isobel Gowdie" which I've not forgiven!
Enjoy:
www.bbc.co.uk
K
Secondly I hadn't realised until tonight that James MacMillan had been knighted but so glad they got it right for once!
A former tenant still has my CD copy of JM's "The Confessions of Isobel Gowdie" which I've not forgiven!
Enjoy:
Radio 3 in Concert - Sir James MacMillan at 60 - BBC Sounds
Scotland's foremost composer birthday celebrations with friends, the SCO and Colin Currie.
www.bbc.co.uk
K
Uncle Buck
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Billie Holiday Summertime
Alan
Alan
Only a little non PC:
K
K
To pick up on a couple of themes:
A tune that comes to mind when I'm grinding my coffee, or doing some deep-sea diving, or boiling cabbage and bacon. Still not sure what the song's about, however.
This one, also from Miss Smith, is a lot clearer. I find it remarkably life-affirming: perhaps simple tastes are most satisfactory as they are most easily satisfied. A pig-foot and a bottle of beer... and I wouldn't pay 25c to get in noWHEAH either. Thirty years ago perhaps - but not nowadays.
I think the Urban Spaceman deserves the era-congruent video. 1968, eh - what?
Tangentially
A tune that comes to mind when I'm grinding my coffee, or doing some deep-sea diving, or boiling cabbage and bacon. Still not sure what the song's about, however.
This one, also from Miss Smith, is a lot clearer. I find it remarkably life-affirming: perhaps simple tastes are most satisfactory as they are most easily satisfied. A pig-foot and a bottle of beer... and I wouldn't pay 25c to get in noWHEAH either. Thirty years ago perhaps - but not nowadays.
I think the Urban Spaceman deserves the era-congruent video. 1968, eh - what?
Tangentially
John Gryphon
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I had the pleasure of seeing Carlos live,wonderful and this track Europa is a good example of his guitar skills.
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