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Post by lexington on Dec 26, 2023 23:55:37 GMT
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Post by lexington on Dec 27, 2023 0:04:19 GMT
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Post by lexington on Dec 27, 2023 0:18:00 GMT
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Post by billybullfrog on Dec 28, 2023 12:06:23 GMT
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Post by eggchaserbull on Dec 30, 2023 11:37:27 GMT
Before the days of Cozy Powell as his drummer, this was classic 60s rock from the first Jeff Beck Group, it's the 'B' side to the 'Tallyman' single. I think Rod Stewart had just joined him, and perhaps Ronnie Wood as well. Aynsley Dunbar, I think, or maybe Micky Waller on drums. A more upbeat version than the one on the 'Truth' album. 'Tallyman', like 'Hi-Ho Silver Lining' before it, was very poppy and obviously an order from the record company to release.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 1, 2024 2:26:06 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Jan 1, 2024 2:49:39 GMT
Something which I hadn't realised until now is that it was Bowie playing the Saxamaphone on that.
There's something completely perfect about that saxamaphone.
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Post by Incognito on Jan 1, 2024 16:33:00 GMT
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Post by eggchaserbull on Jan 2, 2024 11:45:10 GMT
I like the Bowie version on Pin Ups, but like this original more.
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Post by eggchaserbull on Jan 2, 2024 15:11:23 GMT
First heard this on the AFN radio station in the early 70s, and I still can't resist moving everything I've got whenever I hear it. A lot of it develops its own momentum, nowadays, and it takes a huge effort to stop it. Thinking of having it played at the end of my funeral, so people will look embarrassed as they realise they are groovin' down the aisle.
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Post by eggchaserbull on Jan 6, 2024 12:15:31 GMT
The song that first introduced me to Rory Gallagher, the first track off Taste's self-titled debut album. I was blown away.
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Post by Incognito on Jan 6, 2024 12:22:33 GMT
Saw them at The Winter Gardens.
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Post by eggchaserbull on Jan 7, 2024 10:57:00 GMT
Saw them at The Winter Gardens. Was that with Deep Purple? My mate's brother and his mates went, but we were too young. Gutted.
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Post by Monkey Tennis on Jan 10, 2024 20:25:03 GMT
RIP Tony Clarkin
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Post by eggchaserbull on Jan 15, 2024 12:23:34 GMT
Those Allman boys were pretty good; Greg on keyboards and vocals and Duane one of the best ever guitarists. Plus a band of fine musicians, including 2 great drummers. Absolute class. Yet in a question, and then a conversation, at a pub quiz a few years ago, all they were known for was that one of them was married to Cher. FFS.
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Post by sisyphus on Jan 16, 2024 18:53:45 GMT
Shameless name dropping, but I have the pleasure of knowing Anne very well. She is still very big on the continent and tours regularly. This version is one of her best live performances.
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Post by eggchaserbull on Jan 17, 2024 14:02:01 GMT
Shameless name dropping, but I have the pleasure of knowing Anne very well. She is still very big on the continent and tours regularly. This version is one of her best live performances. I'm sure I've heard this before, but not for a long time; possibly not since John Peel show in the 80s/90s. Good sound.
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Post by eggchaserbull on Jan 21, 2024 12:16:39 GMT
One of my irritations growing up was singers of my parents generation taking modern songs and doing easy listening versions. However, always liked this Ella Fitzgerald version of Cream's 'Sunshine of your Love'. This song was made for a big band, and she absolutely nailed it.
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Post by billybullfrog on Jan 25, 2024 12:09:12 GMT
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Post by eggchaserbull on Jan 27, 2024 10:59:05 GMT
Pure magic!
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