Mr Bloe - Groovin` With Mr.Bloe [1970]

Thanks for that last number, DB, what a happy number it is, and what a fine title.

We used to dance to that down at our local water-ski club in Welton near Hull

rgs can say what he likes but dancing with long curly haired hippy chicks, hair flying everywhere, certainly gives a lot more sensuous pleasure than dancing with punk scrubbers, black roots showing.

One of John Peel's favourites, but how can one and one be one?

Anyone else notice the similarities?

Enough, enough, spare us please from anymore BN flashbacks.

The Walkmen - The Rat [2004]

Lee Hazlewood - My Autumn's Done Come [1966]

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

Bow Wow Wow-C30 C60 C90 Go! [1979]

Matching Mole (Robert Wyatt) - O Caroline [1972]

DJ Khalab & Baba Sissoko - Tata [2015]

Gold Class - The Soft Delay [2015]

https://soundcloud.com/felte/gold-class-the-soft-delay-1

Pongsit, one of Nong Khai's finest sons, a long time ago he had an American lead guitarist called Jack when Pu was just taking off, dunno what happened to him.

Was down in Pattaya the other week, thankfully it wasnt all Hotel Kalifornia rubbish, not only did the guys play these song, they jammed them out.

Not the sort of music I usually listen to, but the women folked loved it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcVuyiMUt9k

Personally I prefer the sam cha of Korats finest.

In another bar, they rocked this one out, havent heard it in years.

I see we in Bkk are to be treated to the poor mans Springsteen that is Bon Jovi, needless to say I wont be there.

How this band werent bigger is beyond me.

Oh wow, look what shes doing, someone told me this guy is dead now?

Fast forward this to 26:43, and listen to this song, utterly brilliant stuff.

The Wedding Present - Once More [1986]

Skip James - I'm So Glad [1931]

Cream - I'm So Glad [1966]

'I'm so glad' what an exuberant song that is! Just so good to hear, and what a version by Cream

Jimmy should really have credited Howlin Wolf

The beauty of the internet, I didnt even know this existed.

Multi tasking, playing guitar, singing, playing some slide and smoking on stage, all at the same time, even cooler than Lou Reed.

That sax at the end gets me everytime, wonderful stuff.

I somehow foresee Leeds 25.03.2016 in my future.....

The Stranglers - Bitching [1977]

Joe Callicott - Frankie And Albert [1967]

Sleaford Mods - McFlurry [2014]