Public Service Broadcasting - Gagarin (2014)

Kanda Bongo Man- Malinga

Jeez havent heard that in years.

DB, remember this lot?

Another from the same time.

Why hasnt BD played this live in almost 40 years?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hr8Wn1Mwwwk

Why hasnt BD played this live in almost 40 years?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hr8Wn1Mwwwk

Perhaps because he knew later that Jerry Rubin was guilty of a lot of vicious crimes..

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Always loved this version with Paul Butterfield

Chris Spedding, a talented guitarist of the 70s and 80s

Lightnin' picking from the good ole Southern boys

Wonderful music....

Chris Spedding, a talented guitarist of the 70s and 80s

BN, you missed out his only hit.

Concur, very talented, much more a session man, went onto greater things with Roxy as a rhythm guitarst.

Another unheard of guitar slinger.

Actually saw this tour, awesome, before Bill dumped the geetarz and went onto poxy synth music a la Red Noise.

This is about where I and BN parted ways,

By this album it was over, whats this synth crap Bill?

I was watching a concert from Manhattan the other night with the most unlikely duo, Tony Bennet 88 and Lady Gaga. They were singing classics, Cole Porter type stuff, and Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra. I found a new respect for Lady Gaga, she was absolutely wonderful, such a terrific voice and pulled off some of the slow jazz songs with great aplomb. Very, very talented young lady !great voice, great style.

While searching for a lost Waterboys CD today I happened to stumble across this long lost classic.

Cant think of too many bass axe slingers who were front men, Lemmy when he joined HW and Steve Kilbey is about it, then we have of of the Emarald Isles finest RIP.

Isnt she beautiful?

It was about this time I realized I wouldnt marry a farang woman, poor old Sue (want another cuppa tea me duck) didnt have a clue what lay ahead.

Re marrying farang women, I would have lain under a bus for Emmylou Harris in the early 70s.

Bert Jansch-January man

DB, remember this lot?

Can't say I have! Interesting stuff.

Neil Young - Needle Of Death (by Bert Jansch)

Jon Hopkins - Immunity (2013)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVfGbhjLqDU&list=PLTn4oQdERT02_0mwWtwSEIzPFQG-sanPw&index=7

The Dirty Three - Rain Song

Actually saw this tour, awesome, before Bill dumped the geetarz and went onto poxy synth music a la Red Noise.

Saw them in North Ferriby near Hull in 72, upstairs in a pub, he is a talented guitarist,of that there is no doubt, but as to the path he trod musically, let's just say he went and indeed still does, go his own way.

Henry Priestman was a good friend at school, he wrote some excellent songs back in the 80s.

Just listened to a Warren Zevon live bootleg followed by Peter Gabriel SO. Then a Mick Taylor bootleg and now a souped up newly remastered version of Wish you Were Here which has excellent sound quality.

Another good track from Chris Spedding

' let me take you where the cold winds blow'- the East and North Riding of Yorkshire- Bridlington and Scarborough- poor sods

BN, post # 3957, I have a lot of time for Bill Nelson, he ploughed his own furrow, best of luck to him, personally I have no time for synths or keyboards, probably explains why I dont like prog rock a la ELP, Yes or Genesis.

Read his story, shafted by record companies, hence why i support bootlegs and file sharing, they told me in the '80s home taping was killing music, and they spout the same crap today.

Bill what happened, from chiseled good looks to Mr Pork Pie hat?

A stonking version of a BBD classic.

Keep on rawking Bill, we support you.