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[Antisocial]

...and the best debut B-side ever in Gloria. Opinion or fact? Nope - definitely fact. Time to open another bottle.

No it was Move It - original b side to Schoolboy Crush by Cliff Richard and the Drifters

[Splatcher]

Yup! Damn good "B" side but ..lazy journalist that I am... Them's first release was Don't Start Crying Now/ One Two Brown Eyes on Decca F11973 and BPDG/G was Decca F 12018 ie four months later.

Arcane or what?

I'll get my coat. Mind you, that doesn't mean I'm accepting either (a) Move It was really a B-side, since it did get flipped to be the A-side, or (b) Move It is better than Gloria.

Still think Move It was a classic though.

[Graham Breeze]

I'll get my coat. Mind you, that doesn't mean I'm accepting either (a) Move It was really a B-side, since it did get flipped to be the A-side, or (b) Move It is better than Gloria.

Still think Move It was a classic though.

More like a masterpiece. Well the guitar. Singer is rubbish though.

Interestingly although Good Old Cliff always refers to Bobby Helms' Schoolboy Crush it wasn't actually a hit in the USA for Bobby at all (Bobby had 6 Hot 100 entries, 3 UK hits).

But when the legend becomes fact, print the legend (from: The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance).

[crowhill]

Question for you Graham:

Blood On the Tracks, Blonde on Blonde or Highway 61?

[Graham Breeze]

Question for you Graham:

Blood On the Tracks, Blonde on Blonde or Highway 61?

Do you have any easy questions? But Blood on the Tracks.

But my favourite, favourite, favourite track that I still play over and over is Positively Fourth Street. And has been for 40+ years.

The best writer on Dylan is Clinton Heylin and he is also the most arrogant and patronising, (now; why do I like him?) but it is he who can tell you that the 45 single of Positively Fourth Street was the 12th take recorded on 29th July 1965.

But not everyone would find that interesting!

[FellMonster]

Nope! All my own views.

I used to like and go see Van Morrison. Although-and I know this is received wisdom- his masterpiece was, is and always will be Astral Weeks since when he has sustained his continuous decline for decades.

My mother in law used to clean one of his houses

[southernsoftie]

My mother in law used to clean one of his houses

GrahamB's?

[Splatcher]

But when the legend becomes fact, print the legend (from: The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance).

Ah, Gene Pitney. Excellent.

[Fleeter]

Question for you Graham:

Blood On the Tracks, Blonde on Blonde or Highway 61?

In my view...

Bringing It All Back Home,but i change with the seasons,Nashville Skyline is a very underrated album in my opinion

But out of that three it has to be Highway 61

[crowhill]

Do you have any easy questions? But Blood on the Tracks.

But my favourite, favourite, favourite track that I still play over and over is Positively Fourth Street. And has been for 40+ years.

The best writer on Dylan is Clinton Heylin and he is also the most arrogant and patronising, (now; why do I like him?) but it is he who can tell you that the 45 single of Positively Fourth Street was the 12th take recorded on 29th July 1965.

But not everyone would find that interesting!

I do - and that's a great choice.
Percy's Song off Biograph is up there and Visions of Johanna.

In my view...

Bringing It All Back Home,but i change with the seasons,Nashville Skyline is a very underrated album in my opinion

But out of that three it has to be Highway 61

I like Freewheelin very much too.
But my fave is Highway 61. No it's Blonde on Blonde. No it really is Highway 61, sometimes.