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Future Days, a wonderful track, such a groove running through the entire song.

Paul Kossoff was born on this day. He didn't quite make the 27 club.

Written by Fred Neil, his rich baritone a couple of octaves lower than Harry.

Jimi taking off there, utterly in a league of his own. i always liked his banter between numbers, he took the mick out of the English upper class sometimes. A blaaast from the paaaast. Can't find the clip sadly. This version of Johnny Be Goode tears the place up.

What an uplifting song this is.

In 1972 the docs gave Roy 7 years to live. Hence the album Lifemask' He's still going at 80! lol His greatest song imo, anti organised religion, authorities

I've only got three words for Brahmaguptar, perhaps the first to depict a zero. Thanks for nothing.

John Martyn was born on this day

I forgot I made that comment. A comment I made on Hendrix's Ezy Rider 4 years has 1.7 k likes! I'm surprised as it's rather over the top, commenting when under the influence of a few pints, lol

Jintara, not very tall but quite a voice

Riding my motorbike back from the farm to the village this morning for breakfast, i passed a cat ran over on the side of the road. Immediately my brain tuned into The Doors live intro to Break On Through Dead cat, dead rat Can't you see what they were at? Fat cat in a top hat Thinks he's an aristocrat Thinks he can kill and slaughter Thinks he can shoot my daughter Do other posters often involuntarily link real life experiences to songs they have heard, and yet perhaps not listened to for years? And yet there they are, way back deep into the brain.

Patsy Cline was born on this day So was Pigpen, a member of the 27 club unfortunately.

Teeming down now Owl. Last year August saved us, looks like September will this year!

One of her best.

Buddy Holly was born on this day. Great drumming! Happy Birthday Chrissie Hynde The Hendrix classic

Patti Smith was something else.

Jimmy Reed was born on this day Happy Birthday to Roger Waters.

Happy Birthday to Al Stewart And Loudon Wainwright

Oh my, 'it don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing' a phrase about jazz, but for me r'n'b.

Saw them on a blustery weekend at an open air festival in Lincolnshire in 72

Ha ha TBF, 66 next month, i still have a head full of hair. In the 1970s I didn't cut my hair for 7 years and now I'm retired I would like to grow it long again because the dirty forkin hippies were right about a lot of things. But a few things send me to the barber every 3 months. In the heat of Thailand on the farm, Long hair can get uncomfortable, sticking to your face, ears and neck. Secondly, upcountry Thais are conservative, long hair on a man means a crazy man, a tramp, one of those sad souls wandering the roads, bare footed, unwashed in filthy clothes, muttering to himself. Thirdly, when you get wrinkles, long hair accentuates your age. Gary Duncan was born on this day. Freak out and exercise, aerobics 1969 style. Bob Seger complaining about prejudice against long haired blokes.

Replying to Neeranam regarding leg preference, I'm left footed- penalties, free kicks, putting shorts on in the morning, it's the left leg first. Dancing to Hawkwind, I usually lean to the left.

Great number from Iggy Pop Freddie King was born on this day.

Great music and dancing. Happy to be alive.

I guessed it was TYA listening to those lightening runs and frenetic bass. What a band!