If You'Re Listening To Music Now... Whats Playing? (2018)

[Digitalbanana]

Pere Ubu - Misery Goats [1981]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Will Burns & Hannah Peel - Change [2019]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Slim Harpo - Te-Ni-Nee-Ni-Nu [1968]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Mighty Mighty - Law [1986]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Nick Drake - Know [1972]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Surgeon - Sleep (Ultra Violet) [2000]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Blind Willie Johnson - Bye and Bye I'm Goin' to See the King [1929]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Screaming Blue Messiahs - Smash The Market Place [1986]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Pink Floyd - Fearless [1971]

 

[Opl]

Seven Year Ache

 

[Digitalbanana]

Konono Nº1 - Kule Kule [2004]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Ivor Cutler - A Red Flower [2005]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Shop Assistants - It's Up To You [1985]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Nick Drake - Tow The Line [1974]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Prince Buster - Madness [1963]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Durutti Column - Bhuddist Prayer [1989]

 

[StreetCowboy]

I don't know about you guys, but this has been troubling me for some time

 

There's a song, I'm sure you all know it well, but I'd misremembered it as

"You don't love me any more now"

 

Anyway, Google is your friend, if not your best mate, and brought me up with 

which is all very well, but if I wanted disco I'd go back to the Seventies.

which is a bit more radical.

 

But THIS is what I was looking for!

 

The best of all worlds.  Seek and ye shall find.  It's like the New Seekers, but I'm not going to post a link

 

[StreetCowboy]

Youtube has some dreadful suggestions based on your past searching history - Bonnie Scotland (we have a dream) or Mungo Jerry in the summer time?

 

You've probably had enough of Destination Zululand (my preferred duck-out when times are hard)

but let's face it

 

Stale Bread Never Gets Old

[StreetCowboy]

Haway, Cowboy, isit nae time yewereheidin' hame?

Aye, let's go, Imam, you can stuff your birds
 

A'right, let's go - Looks like ye need tae see a Doctor ontheway

 

I'm on my way where others have gone before!

 

Aye, well, don't go too far

 

 

[Digitalbanana]

The Chameleons - Perfume Garden [1985]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Elmore James - Madison Blues [1960]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Syd Barrett - Swan Lee [Silas Lang] [1988]

 

[Digitalbanana]

The Memphis Jug Band - Fishin' in the Dark [1934]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Shana Cleveland - A New Song [2019]

 

[Digitalbanana]

The Durutti Column - Bordeaux Sequence [1987]

 

[sunnyboy2018]

Greyfolded The Greatful Dead. A hundred versions of Dark  Star overlayed

 

[sunnyboy2018]

2 hours ago, Digitalbanana said:

Elmore James - Madison Blues [1960]

 

I saw his brother 'Homesick'  James play with BB King.

[StreetCowboy]

I'm going to wax a little philosophical, for a moment, if you'll bear with me.

 

I've been listening to a lot of old Kinks stuff (you can find that for yourself, it's all good), and probably my favourite punk band would be The Members.  In both cases, bands of great musicians, but particularly The Members could turn their hand to any genre, but their lyrics stood out amongst their peers as more thoughtful, with a particularly British sense of irony.

 

Anyway, check out THe Members (if I can say that on the public internet); listen to the lyrics, and listen to a few of their songs for the diversity.

 

Pete from Sids reckoned he went to see them last time he was back in Blighty, but I have my doubts - I think he's losing it; despite his looks, he reckons he's younger than me, and while I admit that might have been true when we first met, it seems unlikely now he's seven years older.

 

[StreetCowboy]

Sorry, lads

This takes me back, to back in the day, when I was Kaiser Bill's Batman

 

THose were the days, my friend, pogoing down the front in my long black coat with the flat-tops doing their armthrashing dance in their white tee-shirts.  You're only young once, and lucky if you can remember it, though less lucky if that's all you remember.

[StreetCowboy]

Fae Fife, eh?

We can still rise now, and be the nation again

and this will be our National Anthem