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Hi Chris

Yup I like Sheryl crow

I had an afternoon with Mazzy Star

Into dust



Disappear



Halah



Nice for a sunny day

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1985, Knebworth Fayre, probably THE best festival I attended. Been reliving it!

An almost perfect line up, only Meat Loaf muddying the waters. Why was he there?

I believe Alaska were first, but I was, er, a bit dulled in the senses department....

A little later Mountain came on, my head had cleared by then, great set highlighted by a great rendition of,



Then Meat Loaf, ah well more booze...

Mamas Boys, didn't really know them then but a good set.

Hmmmm, Blackfoot



UFO, yeah, Lights Out, lights out at Knebworth!!!!



Totally stonking set by the Scorpions



All topped off by the return of Deep Purple, Hoo-Rah

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May 4, 2013 23:56:39 GMT @cjarchez said:

A 6.56 version of Nantucket??  That must be the shortest version I've ever heard.
Fantastic music, love Leslie West.

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Hi Chris

Good idea and I like that first track

Here is one of my favourite live acts.

I saw them in Brixton and they were awesome and LOUD

Vamos



Gigantic



Hey

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Boards of Canada

Music is math

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I have not played these for a while

Laura Veirs-carbon glacier



Low-Amazing grace



And this Low and the Dirty Three cover of Neil Young

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Apr 27, 2013 17:40:02 GMT @shaun said:

So today I’ve had a bit of a Thom Yorke day

Atoms for peace-before your very eyes



Mmmmm I just love this Album and have tried really hard not to over listen to it.

Here are some more band details

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atoms_for_Peace_(band

This is one of my favourites from Pablo Honey



Not forgetting the sublime Rodeohead

Hi Shaun,

big Radiohead fan from the beginning but somehow never managed to get around to listening to any of Thom's
solo stuff    .  .  .  but I'm loving Atoms for Peace, thanks

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Hi Bluesman

Yup I’ve found his solo stuff a little patchy up to now with nothing getting close to his Radiohead stuff.

But this is a corker IMHO and up with the best from the RH days.

Glad you like

Tears everywhere but Manchester again.

Take care

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Yesterday I was at a little place called Etton not far away from Driffield to see Edwina Hayes live at the Processed Pea Club (She lives in Driffield).
A very small venue that holds about 50 people, she was playing there because they gave her her first audition and since then she has played all over the country and America.
She is a folk singer and I do believe she was born in Ireland.

There was about 6 other folk singers on before her and they all were very good.

She was very informative about each song she sang and this first one (Pour me a drink) is about her alcoholic father who has been married 6 times and now lives in Argentina running a dodgy meat business (apparently he is no stranger to jail).
I noticed she had a strange way of playing the guitar using only her thumb for bass and her forefinger for the rest, her other fingers rested on the finger guard, you will see what I mean in the first video.



It was a very enjoyable evening and she is a very talented singer songwriter, the evening was made even more enjoyable with 3 pints of Theakstons best bitter.

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Wow Chris

what a voice

I'll have a trawl around to see if i can find more of her. thanks for the intro.

And on a slightly different note


Some Underworld today to fit the nice weather that we are having.

Rivers of Bass



This just sounds great though Alex’s amps which seem to go down soooo low



Mmmmmm Skyscraper I love you

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More heavy rock played way too loud, why? Because it's, er, rock 'n' roll....man. Yeeeeeeeeeeeah!

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Wow Mingus that was nice

I’ve not too much of Billie Holiday’s work in my collection just a little Vinyl which is out of service for now.

But I do have these gems

But just to add to your vibe

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Moved on , seeing as I'm still here...

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Try Melvin Taylor,having displayed my ineptitude in posting clips,(two clips no dialogue although I wrote one, yes duffer.)I am reluctant to try again. Have a listen if SRV is your thing.

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A trip down memory lane again tonight with

Pop group

We are time



And Gang of Four



Oh dear I think that my miss spent youth just fell out

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Hi mingus,
here's one for you then..................Melvin Taylor.........All Your Love
I sampled quite a few before settling on this one, most of the posted stuff of his is poor quality
but this one is off of an album and reasonable.

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Nice one,good choice,I have most of his cds ,every one a winner.

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Legends Live at Montreux 1997

Marcus Miller: Bass guitar
Eric Clapton: Guitar and Vocals
Steve Gadd: Drums
Joe Sample: Keyboards
David Sanborn: Saxophone

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Aaaah, Melvin Taylor, I remember having him written off as a mainly covers man. Oh well, misconceptions....

Anyway, I have Dirty Pool on cassette somewhere, seem to recall liking it.

Decent selection to listen to on Grooveshark

Which leads me to another great but dead (ala SRV) guy, Jeff Healey, dug out some of his last night for listening today:-







EDIT, had to add this one after finding it, proper showcase of his prowess;

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Roxette



She does it right



And just a dash of Motorhead to finish

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Mmmmmmmmmmmore Stereolab



Miss Modular

Well I keep dropping the hint on the DIY section and even called my build of Alex’s stunningly good HA after her.

Nurse with wound –remix of the long hair of death



stereo headphone mind

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I forgot how good Robert Cray (Strong Persudaer) was till I played it last night. - the YouTube videos are crap:(

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Basic channel tonight

First up the Scion remixes

Scion arrange and process basic channel pt2



And Rhythm and sound King of my empire