Blast from the Past - 60's, 70's, 80's,90's Music (2022)

[Mutt Daeng]

I Can See For Miles

 

[Mutt Daeng]

Sleepy Time Time

 

[Mutt Daeng]

Four Until Late

 

[bobandyson]

 

 

[jvs]

 

[jvs]

One more easy Sunday morning listening song.

 

[jvs]

ok,one more for later today

 

[bannork]

Sunday morning music

 

 

 

[Mutt Daeng]

A Momentary Lapse of Reason (Full Album) 1987

 

[Mutt Daeng]

The Boxer

 

[Mutt Daeng]

Masters Of War

 

[Mutt Daeng]

It's All over Now, Baby Blue 

 

[jvs]

 

[jvs]

 

[CharlieH]

Songs that turn 52 YEARS OLD  this year !

 

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[Tippaporn]

Roky Erickson covering The Velvet Underground's Heroin off of his '86 Gremlins Have Pictures LP.
 

 

[Tippaporn]

13th Floor Elevators, with frontman Roky Erickson, on Barnyard Blues off of their '69 Bull Of The Woods album.  Not recommended for folks who are prone to photosensitive epilepsy from psychedelic flashing lights. 

 

 

[Tippaporn]

Robert Plant & The Sensational Space Shifters performing the gospel blues classic Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down at the Austin City Limits on October 15, '16.
 

 

[Tippaporn]

Pink Floyd dealing with their own demons.  Lucifer Sam off of their '67 The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn album.

 

 

[jvs]

 

[jvs]

 

[jvs]

 

[bannork]

21 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Pink Floyd dealing with their own demons.  Lucifer Sam off of their '67 The Piper At The Gates Of Dawn album.

 

 

Time and place leaves certain songs and/or albums forever impressed on our memories.

13 years old, imprisoned in a stuffy English boarding school, we had one way to escape the suffocating establishment, personified by the prefects, stooges of the teachers and headmaster. We had our own studies, tiny rooms but free to decorate at will, posters of Hendrix and psychedelia, Granny Takes a Trip  plastered the walls.

In addition, stereo systems with separate speakers and headphones were just coming into vogue, prices ranged from 30 to 50 quid.

And then we listened to Piper At the Gates of Dawn on headphones.

A wonder! Transported from a mundane existence to Syd's magical world of catchy melodies and extraordinary variety of musical sounds and instruments.

 

 

[Tippaporn]

On 6/16/2022 at 7:47 PM, jvs said:

 

Thanks for the Popa Chubby tune, jvs.    I wasn't familiar with him but his guitar work and his blues on this song didn't seem to be a one off.  So I downloaded his entire discography . . . 15+GB.  I figured there's got to me a lot of golden music in there.  Sure enough, the first song I played off of his '92 debut LP, It's Chubby Time, is a simply marvelous blues number, I Can't Stand It Baby.  Looking forward to exploring this guy's music.
 

 

[Tippaporn]

10 hours ago, bannork said:

Time and place leaves certain songs and/or albums forever impressed on our memories.

13 years old, imprisoned in a stuffy English boarding school, we had one way to escape the suffocating establishment, personified by the prefects, stooges of the teachers and headmaster. We had our own studies, tiny rooms but free to decorate at will, posters of Hendrix and psychedelia, Granny Takes a Trip  plastered the walls.

In addition, stereo systems with separate speakers and headphones were just coming into vogue, prices ranged from 30 to 50 quid.

And then we listened to Piper At the Gates of Dawn on headphones.

A wonder! Transported from a mundane existence to Syd's magical world of catchy melodies and extraordinary variety of musical sounds and instruments.

 

 

A wonderful post encapsulating those early days for us, bannork.  We were so lucky to have grown up in that era.    Brings back memories of the endless hours spent listening to the BBC whilst in a boy's boarding school in Germany.

[jvs]

1 hour ago, Tippaporn said:

Thanks for the Popa Chubby tune, jvs.    I wasn't familiar with him but his guitar work and his blues on this song didn't seem to be a one off.  So I downloaded his entire discography . . . 15+GB.  I figured there's got to me a lot of golden music in there.  Sure enough, the first song I played off of his '92 debut LP, It's Chubby Time, is a simply marvelous blues number, I Can't Stand It Baby.  Looking forward to exploring this guy's music.
 

 

Great for you to have found some new music!I have been a fan of him for a long time already(i also have all of his stuff).You will find some really nice  song in his collection.Make sure you check out his concerts on Youtube and Dailymotion.

 

[jvs]

Young people playing the blues!

 

[jvs]

 

[Tippaporn]

On 6/17/2022 at 7:28 PM, jvs said:

Yeah,i like him very much.I was at one of his concerts nearly 20 years ago,small venue

only about 200 people there,Amazing!

He does play a lot in Europe mostly smaller festivals but he has a very loyal following.

I can relate to the small venues.  Growing up in Chicago I had the good fortune to see so many of Chicago's great blues artists up close and personal.  Perhaps my best blues experience was down in Austin, Texas.  Austin is a college town and they close down 6th Street every night, which is an entertainment district.  The streets are jammed with people.

Went to a blues bar called Joe's Generic Bar, which occupied little more than a small store front with a 8-foot long bar.  Seating was perhaps no more than 30~40 people.  No one was more than 8 or 10 meters from the stage.  The place was so small that the loos were outhouses out the back door, which took you past the stage set up in one rear corner of the joint.  I can''t recall the name of the band but they were intense.

[LeungKen]