Listening to a Classic album

Iggy wrote:

Sandford_Grecian wrote:

This was my 1st single

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gudbuy_T%27Jane

and still my favourite British band ever, was lucky enough to party with Slade in 1981 hic

Spooky mine too.

Child of the 60's you

I tried to listen to Thea Gilmour this morning. No ..... too predictable and cliched.

If you like your folk with a twist try the Sam Lee album that's up for the Mercury Prize.

knecht wrote:

I tried to listen to Thea Gilmour this morning. No ..... too predictable and cliched.

If you like your folk with a twist try the Sam Lee album that's up for the Mercury Prize.

will try the Sam Lee opus, thanks for the heads up

For you, try 3 sisters from Sweden, down boy We caught them a couple of times at Shrewsbury Festival, an awesome sound.... they are Baskery, go check them out.... oh and remember the tissues

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/On_the_Threshold_of_a_Dream

Sandy, the posting of anything connected with the Broody Moos is a big no-no in my book!

The Magificent Moodies? Knecht, you then need to go In Search Of The Lost Chord, for Days Of Future are Passed, do this then yes you too could be On The Threshold Of A Dream, which you can then pass down To all Our Children's Children's Children. I guess it's just A Question Of Balance, but as Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, and you don't have to be that Long Distant Voyager, as it can be easily achieved in The Present, so no need to await The Other Side Of Life. In these Strange Times, as we rapidly approach December, I can indeed give you the Keys Of The Kingdom... Sur la Mer

Not long after it came out, a friend loaned me "In Search of the Lost Chord". I never got any further. I got a tin of varnish and painted both sides for his own good. Sixties so-called 'alternative' music at its worst. He is no longer a friend.

I think they went downhill after the superb "Go Now".

However, the folkie bit of my music listening has been very happy to find Mercury Prize nominated Sam Lee - who is expected at the Old Chapel in Calstock in the New Year.

Sam Lee singing 'George Collins'.

plus

From his web-site.

Hey nonny nonny.

no

Back on track!



I'm gonna get some concrete mix and fill your back door up with bricks!


NB if hairy looks in the back door reference is not a link to any body else on here or anywhere else.

The magnificent Dr Feelgood, Pub Rockers par excellence.

Now that's what I call music!

I have been hammering the deluxe edition for a few days..................

This little nugget

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Rose:_A_Rock_Legend

I saw Feelgood at the old Palace not long before the lead singer died, they were a great live band who I have seen at least half a dozen times, not someone that I listen to at home much for some reason.

Saw Wilko and the Solid Senders at Woods, I think, a fooking star.

This belter

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Graffiti

Been listening to a selection of The Stranglers today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIGTTuryc1Q

Bjork - Greatest Hits.

I know she's not cool but neither am I. I think she's jolly super. I have three of her albums.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5Dc1LEn4AM

seadog wrote:

Saw Wilko and the Solid Senders at Woods, I think, a fooking star.

Wilko Johnson is doing the rounds still these days but I keep missing his gigs, he is meant to do a brilliant show.

played at off the tracks this year and was awesome

saw him on Later with Jools, excellento.

and, back on track

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selling_England_by_the_Pound

Pure genius

seadog wrote:

Selling England By The Pound

brings back lovely memories of youthful abandon.

Selling Argyle By The Pound

I had this feeling of deja vu.............

http://www.derelictplaces.co.uk/main/showthread.php?t=22304#.UHfZrs15mSM
I stumbled across these ,photo,s online, quite sad really.

I'm getting into Fairpoint Convention lately, midlife crises?