Isn't Life Strange off of their '72 Seventh Sojourn LP.
 

 

In My World off of their '81 Long Distance Voyager album.

BONUS:  I'll give anyone who can identify the film the video is set to a 100 smackers.
 

 

The Pretty Things with S.F. Sorrow Is Born off of their '68 S.F. Sorrow album.

 

 

The Men They Couldn't Hang with Parted From You off of their '86 How Green Is The Valley album.

 

 

The Bee Gees with Melody Fair set to the '71 British film Melody.  Off of their '69 Odessa red flocked double-LP.
 

 

On 11/12/2021 at 1:40 PM, STALINGRAD said:

 

https://youtu.be/oTFvAvsHC_Y

Wow!  Somebody else thinks this is a great tune.  I had posted this years ago, several times over the years, and got the same zero reactions each time.  It's a fantastic, classy and well-done piece of music.  A perfect song for Boz Scaggs' style vocals.  And any bluesy tune with Duane Allman on guitar is a guaranteed knock-one-outta-the-park home run hit.  The only fault I can find is that even at 12:45 it's too short a number.  Thanks for posting.  

May as well take advantage of the opportunity to post another train song, Waiting For A Train.  Off the same '69 eponymously titled album.  Duane appears on this track as well.
 

 

The Frankie Miller Band featuring the Edwin Hawkins Singers with the title track of the '75 The Rock album.  Couldn't find the BBC live version which, excuse the pun, rocked.
 

 

9 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Wonderful contribution there, jvs, on so many levels.  Good fun and humour is always appreciated on this thread.  

I believe you will not find a lot of people in Holland that do not know this song,did you notice anything strange?

1 minute ago, jvs said:

I believe you will not find a lot of people in Holland that do not know this song,did you notice anything strange?

Other than the fact that he looks a lot like Santa Claus and it's so near to Christmas, no.  LOL  But don't tell me just yet.  I'll have to give it a second viewing to see if can figure it out.

Another Dutch band,sometimes called the Dutch Rolling Stones.

Did you ever wear out a cassette tape?

This guys did it .

 

The Oscar Benton Bluesband,

 

 

On 1/1/2021 at 6:38 PM, bannork said:

Rockin in the New Year

 

Any Rory Gallagher for me

 

Need a blue Santa for Presley's Merry Christmas Baby.  Off of his '71 Elvis Sings The Wonderful World Of Christmas album.

 

 

And don't forget to check out the 2021 Christmas Music thread.
 

 

18 hours ago, jvs said:

I believe you will not find a lot of people in Holland that do not know this song,did you notice anything strange?

I watched it again and paid particular attention but what you're alluding to is too subtle for me.  Now it's driving me crazy so . . . LOL

Twelve Bar Blues Band with Love That Burns.  I'll bet you know this band, jvs.

 

 

15 hours ago, bannork said:

 

Nice tune, bannork.  I'm a sucker for slide guitar.  Any song with slide or steel guitar gets my ears perked up.

 

Now, the following tune is not a fit for this thread but rules are made to be broken.  The slide guitar in the above tune was my inspiration . . . . so it's all your fault, LOL.  A beautifully haunting tune, Ray LaMontagne with a live BBC Four Session version of Empty recorded in London.  Off of his 2006 Till The Sun Turns Black album.

What a sweet and gentle slide guitar on this track.

 

 

Here's the entire concert (I think) as audio only.  Lots of beautiful music here.  Skip down a few comments for the playlist hyperlinks.

 

 

https://youtu.be/Dn5Pbug5nR

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On 12/7/2021 at 12:42 PM, Tippaporn said:

I watched it again and paid particular attention but what you're alluding to is too subtle for me.  Now it's driving me crazy so . . . LOL

Not hard to see at all,keep looking at the windmill,

6 minutes ago, jvs said:

Not hard to see at all,keep looking at the windmill,

LOL.  You know, I did see that but I thought, nah, that's TOO obvious.  jvs must be talking about something else.

 

BTW, since it's Christmas check out my new thread in this forum.  Yes, I'm shamelessly plugging myself here.  LOL
 

 

On 12/6/2021 at 12:48 PM, Tippaporn said:

In My World off of their '81 Long Distance Voyager album.

BONUS:  I'll give anyone who can identify the film the video is set to a 100 smackers.
 

 

Now I know everyone has been losing sleep over the answer and I'm starting to feel guilty about being responsible for so many restless nights.  So, O.K., here's the answer . . . 

Franco Zeffirelli's 1968 Romeo And Juliet starring the sensuous 16 y.o. British actress Olivia Hussey (50% Argentinian via her mother) as Juliet.  It was the first movie I had seen which had some evocative scenes of Olivia flashing her nipples and as I was rather young at the time . . . . 

Is it obvious the movie had a lasting impression on me?  LOL

 Jim Morrison was born on Dec 8th,

 

And so was Greg Allman

 

A bit of a mix up there

Happy Birthday to Joan Armatrading

 

 

The Incredible String Band performing The Half-Remarkable Question live on Julie Felix's TV show Once More With Felix in '68.

 

 

 

Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac performing Dust My Broom at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam for an FM broadcast . February 28th '69.  Are you familiar with this facade, jvs?

 

 

 

6 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac performing Dust My Broom at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam for an FM broadcast . February 28th '69.  Are you familiar with this facade, jvs?

 

 

Yes it is the famous Concertgebouw in Amsterdam,many a play and concert was performed there and if you would like to go there you can book.

https://www.concertgebouw.nl/en/

 

7 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

The Incredible String Band performing The Half-Remarkable Question live on Julie Felix's TV show Once More With Felix in '68.

 

 

 

A tremendous song by ISB,Tippers, one of their best, surely.

A beautiful song by Bad Company.

 

 

A beautiful song by