I like finding different versions of Beatles songs.

Here is the 1962 version of "Money" that the Beatles did for their Decca Records audition.

John Lennon's vocals are great on it.
And this is before Ringo joined the group.

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Some Led Z to ease the evening in ,after a particularly difficult working week .

 

Jesus! Squeeze last week and then Jethro Tull's Thick As A Brick? When this is all over, you and I need to meet and share a few drinks. TAAB is a desert island record of mine. Looks like we both have the original LP, newspaper and all (as well as PP with the 'concert program'.)

 

Me first, Pal.

 

Some Throwing
Muses

 

Just learning about the guitarist, Ryo Kawasaki, what an extraordinary life...

 

Nirvana: Unplugged in New York. Easily the most haunting record I’ll ever hear.

 

Horace Silver Quintet - Song For My Father

 

Stone the Roses ,

 

Sgt peppers lonely hearts club band.

 

Song for a stormy night as we speek.

 

A funky Sunday on a dreary day

 

You might find it sacreligous, but I immediately recognize the song from the sample. I quite like the original, but still enjoy it as sampled below.

 

Inspired by this post...

 

earlier while on the road..

 

I love finding old gems like Down Home Girl. I grew up in the Mick Taylor years but there are some real classics in the early Stones years. Here's one I never heard on the radio, in a stereo mix.