Steamhammer with Twenty-Four Hours off of their '69 Reflection debut album.
 

 

The great Stan Webb with Chicken Shack performing Doctor Brown live at Lyme Regis in '04.
 

 

Aynsley Dunbar Retaliation with Til Your Loving Makes Me Blue off of their '69 Retaliation album.
 

 

Fleetwood Mac with Shake Your Moneymaker off of their '68 Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac LP.
 

 

Saw them play in Harrow.

 

 

About the same time :

 

 

 

For the worst ever audience on TOTP this takes some beating. Total seizure.

 

 

 

More zombies in the audience

 

 

Ha ha Denim, they needed a few drinks under their belt.

Bands must have hated doing the TV shows as opposed to concerts but the exposure was there so it was necessary.

 

 

Lindsey Buckingham demonstrating how lead guitar on a great song doesn't need a million notes.

 

 

 

What a band they were!

The groove, unique in British bands imo, blues, funk, West Coast, jazz, rock, all combined.

And that voice!

 

 

11 hours ago, jvs said:

This was a classic number played on progressive radio stations in Chicago in the day.

Long John Balrdry with Don't Try To Lay No Boogie Woogie On The King Of Rock And Roll off of his '71 It Ain't Easy LP.
 

 

The doc said, ' Eat well, drink in moderation, listen to Hendrix regularly, and you should live to a ripe old age.'

 

 

 

2 hours ago, bannork said:

The doc said, ' Eat well, drink in moderation, listen to Hendrix regularly, and you should live to a ripe old age.'

 

 

 

2 snorters @bannork, although I prefer SRV's version of Voodoo Chile.

 

A good early foot-tapper from 'Zimmie'.

 

 

 

From 1978 and Wilko's first solo album 'Solid Senders'.

 

 

 

 

7 hours ago, bobandyson said:

A good early foot-tapper from 'Zimmie'.

 

 

 

Classic.

Irma Thomas with I Need Your Love So Bad off of her '64 Wish Someone Would Care LP.
 

 

 

Rory Gallagher performing Pistol Slapper Blues/Too Much Alcohol at RTE Studios, Dublin, on 14.2.77.
 

 

 

On 8/12/2022 at 3:35 PM, bannork said:

What a band they were!

The groove, unique in British bands imo, blues, funk, West Coast, jazz, rock, all combined.

And that voice!

 

Ever since "Low Spark of High-heeled Boys". I was hooked...

Roberta Flack - The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face

 

 

Pink Floyd - Mother

 

The Doors - Crystal Ship

 

Lou Reed - Sweet Jane

 

Lou Reed - Take A Walk on the Wild Side (...."and the colored girls go, do do-do-do-do....")

 

Bowie - Ziggy Stardust

 

Bowie - The Man Who Sold The World....I also loved one by Kurt Cobain - the MTV Unplugged version.

 

Bob Seger - Travelin' Man Beautiful Loser