Superb, absolutely superb & another one of my favourite Albums .

 

Haven’t and don’t run across UK 45’s in my neck of the woods or travels. Just Capitol’s mostly, so I sprang for the UK box 15 years ago. Better sound compared to the few Capitol reissues I found in playable shape.

 

Right this very bored fruitlessly job searching moment, this...which is nice

 

Yes you can .

 

Circa 1970

 

Roger Waters Us + Them at the moment

 

Van the Man in top form

 

The Dexys created a new musical genre: Soul-Punk

 

I do the same. Cant resist vintage vinyl!

 

Mick filmed at the Friar's Club and elsewhere in 1972 in both B+W and colour, silent I think. Some enterprising soul synced the film up with the superb Santa Monica Civic audio and the results are amazing. I just wish Mick had filmed Lou Reed at the same Aylesbury venue just weeks before the Ziggy show!

 

Agree. Pet Sounds is amazing. Was lucky enough to see Brian and band reprising it in 2002 or thereabouts.

 

Little bit of the Happy Monday’s to ease the Evening in , now just where exactly did the 90s go .

 

I like the old British Invasion rock songs from my childhood years.
This one is called "Heart Full of Soul" by the Yardbirds.
I was 8 years old when this song came out. I really liked this style of music back then.

Performed live, the lead singer is Keith Relf who would have been 23 years old at the time.
The lead guitar player is Jeff Beck who would be about 21 years old then.
The other band members I believe are Keith Dreja on rhythm guitar, Paul Samwell-Smith on bass, and Jim McCarty on drums.

Several famous people were in the Yardbirds for a while, including Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page.

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Obscure fact: the Yardbirds briefly toured on the same bill as the Velvet Underground in late 1966 and subsequently started covering "Waiting For The Man" as part of their show.

 

Do you like german music?

 

Sure...

 

Yes I do.... bit torn on this one as I have worked in reactors.... but I can see a 5G rhyme working / good to keep boffins on their toes :0)

 

Billy Joel has done some great albums. I like especially "Turnstiles" and "52nd street"

 

And to start the evenings musical entertainment, Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac debut album in mono from February 68 . A mix of blues covers and original songs written by Peter Green & Jeremy Spencer , it reached No4 in the uk charts but never had a hit single from it .

 

As a massive Heroes fan German music has hit a few high notes (and a few low ones I admit)- but I have had some good parties over there...potsdamer platz is a real tribute from the big guy