Louis Clark (d. 13 February 2021) was an English music arranger and one-time keyboard player for ELO.  Clark was the conductor and arranger of the orchestra and choir hired to back Electric Light Orchestra's sound, introduced on their album Eldorado in '74. He assisted Jeff Lynne and Richard Tandy in writing the string arrangements for the studio albums Eldorado, Face the Music, A New World Record, Out of the Blue, Discovery and Xanadu.

The title track of one of the best all-around rock 'n' roll albums ever recorded, Eldorado.

 

 

Juicy Lucy performing Bo Diddley's Who Do You Love? in '70.  Originally found on their debut '69 LP.

 

 

Spooky Tooth & Pierre Henry featuring Luther Grosvenor on Hosannah off of the '69 Ceremony.  An Electronic Mass LP.

 

 

Frijid Pink with Bye Bye Blues off of their 2nd '70 release, Defrosted.

 

 

10 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Juicy Lucy performing Bo Diddley's Who Do You Love? in '70.  Originally found on their debut '69 LP.

 

 

The album cover was a big hit amongst us adolescents

 

Happy Birthday Andy Powell. Still Blowin Free

 

 

A band that was founded in 1961 and has had the same members since 1970 has called it quits.

Not that they wanted to but a member of the band has a disease that stops him from performing.

George Kooymans can no longer play and the band says they are so in tune with each other

that getting a replacement is unthinkable.

The Golden Earring.

 

I have been to a number of their concerts,a great band!

All things must come to an end but the music lives on.

Check out some of their songs,real rockers these guys and one of the best bands ever!

 

Buffy Sainte Marie - "Helpless" (1971)

 

 

6 hours ago, bannork said:

The album cover was a big hit amongst us adolescents

 

Degenerates!  5555555555555

5 hours ago, jvs said:

 

Great live performance, jvs.

6 hours ago, bannork said:

Happy Birthday Andy Powell. Still Blowin Free

 

Another kickazz live performance.  Blowin' Free never gets old.

Renassaince with Island off of their '69 self-titled debut.

 

 

6 hours ago, jvs said:

A band that was founded in 1961 and has had the same members since 1970 has called it quits.

Not that they wanted to but a member of the band has a disease that stops him from performing.

George Kooymans can no longer play and the band says they are so in tune with each other

that getting a replacement is unthinkable.

The Golden Earring.

 

I have been to a number of their concerts,a great band!

All things must come to an end but the music lives on.

Check out some of their songs,real rockers these guys and one of the best bands ever!

The classic 60's sound on the ballad I Am A fool off of their '65 debut, Just Ear-rings, when they were know as The Golden Ear-rings.

 

 

King Crimson with the title track of their '70 In the Wake Of Poseidon LP.

 

 

2 hours ago, bobandyson said:

Buffy Sainte Marie - "Helpless" (1971)

 

 

Excellent cover.

Creedence Clearwater Revival with Long As I Can See The Light off of their '70 Cosmo's Factory LP.

 

 

John Mayall with Laurel Canyon Home off of his '68 Blues From Laurel Canyon LP.

 

 

Another Dutch band, Focus, with the Jan Akkerman tune House Of The King off of their '70 debut Focus Plays Focus (or, In And Out of Focus).

 

 

Steely Dan with the title track of their '74 Pretzel Logic LP.

 

 

Relations between Jagger and Richards had grown tense into the third decade of the Rolling Stones as they began to disagree on the musical direction of the band; "You Don't Move Me" would be written about their feud.  Off of Richard's first solo album from '88, Talk Is Cheap.

 

 

some early Golden Earrings,

Advertisement to buy some guitar?

 

 

 

16 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Excellent cover.

Neil wrote a great tune but I have to say Buffie's voice wins hands down.

Anniversary of the birth of the great Randy California.

Far out version of Hey Joe.

 

The Specials AKA feat Rico with the non-album single Jungle Music released in '82.

 

 

Rico Rodriguez (d. 4 September 2015) with Tribute To Don Drummond off of his '69 debut album, Reco In Reggae Land.

 

 

 

Ska trombonist and composer Don Drummond (d. 6 May 1969) with his '64 single Don D Special.

 

 

Don Drummond and The Skatalites with the '64 single Silver Dollar.

 

 

The Skatalites with Guns Of Navarone, released in the UK in '67.  Motorcycles gangs in the US had Steppenwolf.  I guess UK scooter gangs had this?

 

 

Hawkwind with Down Through The Night off of their most excellent '73 Space Ritual double album.  Recorded 22 December '72 at Liverpool Stadium and 30 December '72 at Brixton Sundown, London.