Echo and the Bunnymen - Heaven Up Here [1981]

Voice Of The Seven Woods - Sayat Nova [2007]

James Blackshaw - Fix [2013]

Francis The Great : Look Up In The Sky [2015 - re-release]

Stiff Little Fingers - Gotta Getaway [1978]

The Albion Band - Poor Old Horse [1978]

Prince Buju - In The War [2014]

XTC - Generals and Majors.

Paul Weller.

Sunflower

The Stranglers.

Skin Deep

This has me bouncing around in my chair.......

Creedence Clearwater Revival. One of my favourite bands. Their best 35 songs.

Also John Fogarty ex CCR member (an apt song for the rainy season) Have you ever seen the rain.

Also....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDvAQl2sKU4

Centerfield

Stiff Little Fingers - Gotta Getaway [1978]

My g/f loves those

Johnny Dowd - That's Your Wife on the back of my horse [2015]

Johnny Dowd's album title taken from this:

Johnny 'Guitar' Watson - Gangster Of Love [1978]

Latest top 40 from my birth country.

Dodgy lyrics but good dancing music

Didn't have the money to buy a Morris 1000- great dancing music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0q3ZUNh9lI

If I was a podiatrist I would recommend all my patients listen to Johnny or Rory- either can cure any foot ailments- free movement guaranteed after just a few seconds of listening:

Colin Stetson and Sarah Neufeld — The Sun Roars Into View [2015]

Silver Apples - Ruby [1968]

That banjo playing DB, reminds of a great Taj Mahal song live I have somewhere on cassette, he whips the crowd up something, just on the banjo, something about a stomp.

In a meantime a song that's relevant to this forum at present!

le ciel si rouge, la mer si bleue

...

Peut etre c'est vrai, que tout le monde dit

Que je suis un stupid french git

My apologies for any offence caused

John Adams - China Gates [1977]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY1PeH9fg5A

Moon Duo - Slow Down Low [2015]

Illinois Jacquet - 12 Minutes To Go [1946]

Silver Apples - Starlight Noodle [recorded 1970 - only released in 1998!]

In an idle moment I stumbled on this, surprisingly good, but given the participants it ought to be.

What was interesting was that everyone really seemed to be enjoying the gig, even the Philharmonic members:

Life was very unfair back in the early 70s-sexism was rampant- blokes like myself would stand on the slip road of a motorway or exit from a service station, for hours sometimes, whilst a bird would turn up, stand at the front of the queue and get a lift within 2 minutes.

But in the end there was always some kind soul to take us on our way

Do people still hitch on the slip roads of the M4,etc?

Holger Czukay - Boat Woman Song [1969]

Holger Czukay is a German musician, probably best known as a co-founder of the krautrock group Can

Some tasteful wah wah pedal from Dave Gilmour with a catchy melody

Gene Clark and Carla Olson- their voices complementing each other.

Virginia Astley - It's too Hot to Sleep [1982]

The Damned - Hit Or Miss [1980]