Tom Waits with The Piano Has Been Drinking off of his '76 Small Change LP.

 

 

Lou Reed with Vicious off of his '72 Transformer LP.

 

 

Dead Boys with Ain't It Fun off of their '78 We Have Come For Your Children LP.

 

 

Peter Laughner with Amphetamine, recorded sometime between '74 and '77.  Departed by the tender age of 24 this is off the '93 release Take The Guitar Player For A Ride.

 

 

Rocket From The Tombs with Ain't It Fun recorded in '75.

 

 

Another Peter Laughner tune, Calvary Cross.  Not sure when this was recorded but sometime between '72 and his death in '77.  How this guy escaped me I dunno.  What talent.  Lordy, lordy, thanks for YT.

 

 

Richard Thompson's version of Calvary Cross performed live somewhere between '72 & '75.

 

 

Townes Van Zandt with Big Country Blues.  Not sure of the recording date but it's off of the 2003 In the Beginning CD, so I'm assuming it's his early stuff.  Van Zandt died in '97.

 

 

The B-side single, Fancy Man Blues, released in '89.

 

 

From the film '70 British crime film Performance, Mick Jagger with Memo From Turner.  Ry Cooder on slide guitar.

 

 

Gone Dead Train by Randy Newman, also part of the Performance flick soundtrack.

 

 

Ry Cooder with Get Away from the . . . you guessed it, the Performance flick soundtrack.

 

 

Edited April 19, 20206 yr by Tippaporn

Man, some of them chunes on the last page

more like dirges, a bit of Snap'll cheer it up

a bit.. cheered me up in 5 mins after divorce.

'Wots in the bowl bitch'. [at the end]

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Wonderful lead guitar from Jerry at 2.40 onwards.

 

Bertha cooking in earnest.

 

Another classic
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Not music this time but some poetry posters on this thread can relate to !!

 

 

 

Kevin waking me up out of hot afternoon torpor. Got at least 2 hours watering to do every late afternoon. Love it actually, good exercise. The lettuces prefer The Doors but the tomatoes go for ZZ Top.

 

 

Oldy in a noo suit..

 

 

From the album "If i could only remember my name" 1971

 

 

Not quite '60's.