Anything That's Rock & Roll

Baboon's back with all the kids after tentin' in the worst storm
for the decades at our latitudes.. All is well, and here's
Black Sabbath from California Jam 1974 - Snow Blind.......
(courtesy of the ever-reliable blacksabfan..) [audio, but what audio!]

Pink Floyd - Let There Be More Light 1968 (5 To 1, Anyone?)

Magic Mushroom Music, Acid inspired rock: THE SMOKE - My Friend Jack (1967)

REMO FOUR - Rock Candy (1966)

Renegade Pt I: The Phillip Lynott Story..
Starts out with s steamrollin' rendition of
Ode To A Black Man... steamy steamy boogie-woogie [www.youtube.com]

.. Pt 2

Van Morrison - Days Like This

Rythm of the falling rain . Literally

Uriah Heep - Why (Extended Version) Demons and Wizards sessions 1972






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Love, Love I Can't Get Over It ... The Honey Bees






ROCKMAN

Close To Me - The Cure

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sweetcharmedlife
Close To Me - The Cure

nice one.

Hey Scl, doesn't this weather were getting Suck? its FREEZInG!!!! Its times like this that remind me of Rain Fall Down.."why do we live in this strange grey town?"

For Gazza: Johnny Cash First KWEM Radio Show 1964 Pt 1

The Black Keys - If You See Me
Album "Thickfreakness"

Fabulous !

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Sorry for my english ; I'm a french little boy (but I like it)

Spiritualized - You Lie You Cheat (live on David Letterman 2 nights ago).

Ola Salo sportin' his Jesus (Christ Superstar-)beard in
Ruisrock 2008 , song title Absolutely No Decorum

At last: Sven Ingvars Quartet - Guitar Boogie...
(weird sound in the beginnin',like recorded under water, gets better eventually)

One more.. Te Dans Mä Karlstatösera, with the Warmland dialect..
Imagine Betles were warm-up to those once upon a day .. Funky stuff!!

Phil Lynott's last recordings, Dec 1985
Phil & Steve Johnson, No More

When The Whip Comes Down, whilst sewing new knee patches on my jeans.

Im listening to all down the line with my knee fully exposed through the hole in my jeans.

The Church - When you were mine - Live ! 1982

M. A. Numminen - Joulupukki puree ja lyö (Live-esitys)

someone mentioned 'Pali Gap' - love those two albums of (mostly) late Hendrix, "First Rays" & "South Saturn Delta"...Johnny Thunders, "Hurt Me"...
"Sweet Soul Sounds: Hard to Find 45s" (Eric label) w/ original 'Testify', Archie Bell & the Drells' 'Showdown', Brenda & the Tabulations 'Dry Your Eyes', 'Expressway To Your Heart,' Clarence Carter, Little Johnny Taylor, Charles Wright & much more - including the 7 minute Sly Stone opus 'Youre The One' & 'Somebody's Watching You' (both rare 45s on Sly's Stone Flower label, sung by Little Sister 1970). Ike Turner "Blues Roots" ('72). "Looking For My Baby! Soul Treasures From The Vaults of Amy/Mala/Bell" (Sundazed). And the Box Tops' debut on CD "The Letter/Neon Rainbow".

The Band Stage Fright CD MEZ

I got two bands for ya'll that I'd like to hear opinions...

For the fellow Americans, ever hear of a band called Big Head Todd and the Monsters? If not, I would definitely check them out. If you go to their website, you can hear them all. Check out the album Sister Sweetly.

For those across the pond, what do you think of The The? Matt Johnson is a brilliant artist and when Johnny Marr was part of the group, they were rocking. Matt got weird though and left the business.

Last week revisted the Band's (3rd, and since this time they got it right, definitive) boxed set, A Musical History or something. Unlike earlier Band sets it has plenty of early Ronnie Hawkins/Levon & the Hawks stuff - Robbie was ferocious in the early to mid 60s, one part Hubert Sumlin, one part incendiery device. And there's a nice chunk of Dylan/Band material too. By the time he got to Big Pink the guitar was clearly secondary in his mind to evoking something more cinematic, and mysterious. Also the great Richard Manuel - usually shortchanged on comps - is proven again to be an essential songwriter/voice in The Band at least til '70 or so...

Humble Pie, I DONT NEED NO DOCTOR...

JR

Pink Floyd--Ummagumma