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I'm sure you guys just want to bring out the oldie in me.
Dylan? Devoted since 1963. Saw him live (again) a couple of months ago in Manchester.
Cochran? I had a little piece in New Record Mirror in 1963. I invoiced them for £2.
Ray Peterson? I have "Tell Laura,..." on a compilation somewhere.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4t3qtgO1wHc
A real fascination for me all year. Bootsy :cool:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cd1gRHk28IE
This is the greatest group to ever emerge from the UK.
I met them several times in 1965/66 when they played Leeds University and they all autographed my "Five Live Yardbirds" LP. I also saw them when Jeff Beck had replaced Clapton and actually went with them (with Sonny Boy Williamson) to a party in a student flat.
Their managers were sequentially incompetent (I mean getting Micky Most (saw him too!) to produce a group that has had Clapton-Beck-Page play in it!!!!) and they self-destructed. Relf was a magnificent harp player but a weak singer. He had asthma and at their first gig in Leeds his dad was there to make sure he looked after himself. (I didn't get his autograph tho').
Enough already?
Graham, you have so much more to offer than squabbling about taped seams. Happy New Year!Quote:
Originally Posted by Graham Breeze
http://youtu.be/8hEWFsXrXv4
Loved filling out my back catalogue of Richard Thompson this year.
BRING ON 2012!!
http://youtu.be/HuBU3pzy7is
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaDfy3Rc35E
By my reckoning 2012 is already here :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Derby Tup
Lordy, Lordy I love this song......and I thought it was just me! Someone else likes it too....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ouw97qVZZTE
I'll be getting the decks and the vinyl out of the loft soon! :w00t:
The best female blues guitarist from Birmingham, England, EVER.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9VdGCtZWE0&feature=related
Radio 2 at the moment 'cos I'm at work. 'Veloceraptor' Kasabian earlier. Not bad, our lass likes it tho'.
PJ Harveys new yin!! Strangely folky!!
As one who is currently re-reading Guralnick's Last Train to Memphis and revisiting Elvis' pre-army releases I don't often come down here...but just occasionally it is really worth it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dubbintooth
I'm having a big back catalogue filling of blues at the mo, so more to come.
In the meantime Graham...
http://youtu.be/p6SE5120UmE
http://youtu.be/V_nNNIYTy9g
http://youtu.be/UTROcxyB7do
So much good blues out there, it's something I definitely need to do some more research on (and buying!).
I also think you can never go wrong with Elvis, he's released some serious bangers in his time.......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wKxBMYnXLIY