We need some burning Beds me thinks...

Swiss timing at it's best.

I think these guys are Australians Patsy..............

not bad for a lad who started out as a grave digger in tufnell park/highgate, n. london!

btw, that looks a hel_l of a lot like john peel playing the mandolin!

Peel was an occasional presenter of Top of the Pops on BBC 1 TV from the late 1960s until the 1990s, and in particular from 1982 to 1987 when he appeared regularly. In 1971 he appeared not as presenter but performer, alongside Rod Stewart and The Faces, pretending to play mandolin on "Maggie May". He often presented the BBC's television coverage of music events, notably Glastonbury Festival.

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not bad for a lad who started out as a grave digger in tufnell park/highgate, n. london!

btw, that looks a hel_l of a lot like john peel playing the mandolin!

Peel was an occasional presenter of Top of the Pops on BBC 1 TV from the late 1960s until the 1990s, and in particular from 1982 to 1987 when he appeared regularly. In 1971 he appeared not as presenter but performer, alongside Rod Stewart and The Faces, pretending to play mandolin on "Maggie May". He often presented the BBC's television coverage of music events, notably Glastonbury Festival.

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a very much respected man in his field and sadly missed.

spent most of my youth listening to him "the peel sessions" on radio one .many acts made their breakthrough on his show and with more air play went mainstream.

captured the essence of what glastonbury was all about, especially in a pair of welly boots on a rainy day.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkZFmZqZZM4&feature=player_embedded#!

^ dont get me started rakers, or the misses is going to do one and im already in the dog house as it is!

^ and another one!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3pQZ5Y6pzU

Continuing in the Southern Rock/Blues theme. It's all good.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8uH8hMv_is&feature=related

I guess 3 videos in one post is not allowed:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zm15lP8B3Nw

oh what a carry on!

has anyone got any veras? lovely............

naughty naughty very naughty, know what i mean.

told you rakers youd get me into trouble if i got started.

oh well sometimes "youve gotta fight for your right to party"!

A little more Allmans

I like this a lot.

Brilliant cover of a Buddy Holly classic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Us26qEQyTPk&videos=PPCnMbQYdjA

More Linda, there was a live version but I like this one better.

Willie and Merle:

Willie, Kris, Waylon, Johnny:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsUM7V6Ku_8&videos=gi1bM2sPEmE

I saw The Highwaymen live in Adelaide in the 90's, a brilliant presentation of country music.

Only half of them are alive now, Cash and Jennings having passed on.

Great entertainers.

I saw The Highwaymen live in Adelaide in the 90's, a brilliant presentation of country music.

Only half of them are alive now, Cash and Jennings having passed on.

Great entertainers.

great cover by the man himself, sends a shiver down my spine every time i listen to it.

ever seen the movie "walk the line"?

Great one for party's, bar mitzvah's, weddings, school graduations........... The list is endless.

Good combination of sounds here.

This is seriously good CW even for non-Shania fans.

not bad for a lad who started out as a grave digger in tufnell park/highgate, n. london!

btw, that looks a hel_l of a lot like john peel playing the mandolin!

In 1971 he appeared not as presenter but performer, alongside Rod Stewart and The Faces, pretending to play mandolin on "Maggie May". He often presented the BBC's television coverage of music events, notably Glastonbury Festival.

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From my personal experience - Rod Stewart was one of the group of young hopefuls that Long John Baldry promoted, mostly down Eel Pie Island, Cafe des Artistes and other venues around West London.

I used to run an all-night coffee-bar/resto in Earls Court (the Sous Sol) and LJB was a regular customer, with his twittering group of converts, as were other notables of the day, such as Donovan (Mellow Yellow, etc). Georgie Fame was a personal friend, we supported many young hopefuls in the sixties.

Long time ago, but what an era! We shaped the course of popular music for years to come.

I was also associated with the Morrison-Duncan agency at the time, promoting groups such as the Pretty Things and the Fairies.

(I'm going through my library to find something to post, but with >10,000 tracks, it ain't easy)

This is seriously good CW even for non-Shania fans.

Well, I guess none of these could be classified as classified as "timeless clubbing songs", we're probably pushing the boundaries of the thread. thing is how could some of thiose songs have been timeless if I'd never heard of them or the artist. Anyhow, not a shania fan, this is more my thing:

Vocal Goddess meets Guitar genius:

I saw The Highwaymen live in Adelaide in the 90's, a brilliant presentation of country music.

Only half of them are alive now, Cash and Jennings having passed on.

Great entertainers.

great cover by the man himself, sends a shiver down my spine every time i listen to it.

ever seen the movie "walk the line"?

I was going to post that one too, but didn't think it was in the spirit of "club" music. Great cover which brings chills. Funny thing is "timeless club music" may be an oxymoron.

Saw him play so many times in Edinburgh and London at his best and worst....this is one of the best.....RIP John....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kg_Utj4Aljc

Annie Nightingale....ahh the memories....

Annie Nightingale....ahh the memories....

well bugger me sideways with a bottle of blend 285!

saw this lot down at the camden palace back in the early 90s.