Baby I Need You- T.J.Williams- 1968

PImp blues.... ? Buddy Guy Junior Wells AC Reed "Mystery Train"

Dedicated Follower Of Fashion, Kinks Feb 1966

Steeleye Span - all around my hat

My poetry- and industrie pal & I we use to say we're actually
hippys in disguise under all this tough-guys-bollocks..
So here's The Fifth Dimension.................

Blondie - Heart of Glass (1999)

Kirsty McColl - Can't Stop Killin' You

BATMAN SOUNDTRACK - TO THE BATMOBILE! (1966)

SAM THE SHAM AND THE PHARAOHS - LI´L RED RIDING HOOD

Stevie Wonder - Superstition (1974)

Aretha Franklin - Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing (Grammy 1975)

Tina & Cher!!!!

Speakin' of Mornin Dew many seem to favorize
Rod Stewarts & Jeff Beck etc rendition from 1968

Ex-Deep Purple bass player Nick Simper with Marsha Hunt at the Bilzen Festival 1969

Van Halen - Ice Cream Man, San Bernardino, Ca 1983.

Tim Buckley - Phantasmagoria In Two

Gun, Race With The Devil

Just have to tuck this one in again, might be the fourth time in 18 months,
but everybody just have to see it..in these times of roots, heroes & rock movies ..
Long-Legged Woman AKA Hosszúlábu Asszony by the most famous
Hobo Blues Band mark: with "Bill" Gyula Deák, the Blues Captain.. 1981




Get it on DVD here [www.divido.hu]

As I'm diggin' thru my dearest treasure chamber:
Bukott Angyal (Fallen Angel) by the orignal & Hungarian P Box (1985):
Is this the strongest & meanest song ever done in the 80s?
(From the LP Ómen) [If yer time is short, check the good minute 0:55-2:00
circa, then ya get the essence of Vikidál's vocal efforts & "Samu's" lead guitar]







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Prince Fatty Milk and Honey

Irie, man.. Just wondered where ya disappeared, dixie....

Hey Bro - just busy with life and tings...hope youre well Bro!

Yeah, I had some heavy web surfin' daze.. But I'm back to life meself..
See ya'round!

The Song of All Songs
In The Court Of The Crimson King - King Crimson

21st Century Schizoid Man - King Crimson (Hyde Park 1969)

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Baboon Bro
Yeah, I had some heavy web surfin' daze.. But I'm back to life meself..
See ya'round!

ok bro,

have some fun...

A Brief History Of Ska

Deep Purple Mk I: April parts I & III

Doobie Brothers - Long Train Runnin'.. (ya gonna know this) (1976)

Also check out "kevlarkid2" at Youtube

Cornelis............................................... Both audio, but well worth listn'nin'
Deirdres Samba, fetched from Rio (Tio Vackra Visor... 1968)




Polarn Pär (Grimascher Och Telegram 1966, great LP)