Jim Carroll Band - People Who Died [1980]

 

Clara Smith - It's Tight Like That [1929]

 

Young Marble Giants - This Way [1980]

 

Richard Dawson - Masseuse [2017]

 

B Bumble & The Stingers - Bumble Boogie [1961]

 

Time for a bit of Ole Slowhand !

2 minutes ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

Time for a bit of Ole Slowhand !
 

I just wish he would shut up.

His singing is part of his vendetta with Jack Bruce, and his ego doesn't help.

Not to mention the New Musical Express brownnoses that elected him singer of the year.

Yep, I am in a bad mood hehehe

 

 

 

 

 

 

You sure are oldhippy [emoji16]

 

Maybe the Thai version will cheer you up !!

 

 

Not really the Thai version but the gf was playing this today and reminded me of the Clapton ( Jerry Lynn Williams ) song .

 

54 minutes ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

You sure are oldhippy

 

Maybe the Thai version will cheer you up !!

 

 

 

Not really the Thai version but the gf was playing this today and reminded me of the Clapton ( Jerry Lynn Williams ) song .

 

My mood has not improved.....

Especially since this song sounds like Tears from Heaven.

(that is something personal, it is about a funeral)

But yes, after listening to your average Thai singer (professional or karaoke), eric-who-used-to-play-guitar-in-jackbruce's-band does not sound all that bad.

hehehe

After reading some of the thread about the poisonous son-in-law I see some TV members seem to be living lives of mental anguish. 

 Fellas, don't let them bring you down as Neil said.

A shot of The Dead  once or twice a week can do wonders for the spirit imo.

 

19 minutes ago, bannork said:

After reading some of the thread about the poisonous son-in-law I see some TV members seem to be living lives of mental anguish. 

 Fellas, don't let them bring you down as Neil said.

A shot of The Dead  once or twice a week can do wonders for the spirit imo.

 

Neil?

This is sooooooooo old...

 

Oh my god...... (and I am an atheist)

 

Neil. NEIL. N E I L.

The prototype eternal hippy.

I bow my head in shame.

And to think that I have this jewell on vinyl.

Old man - Blue moon - It's only castles burning ------ it's all in that song.

 

 

3 minutes ago, bannork said:

 

Yeah yeah - you beat me wit 1 second - OK rub some more salt in.

I deserve it.

 

 

5 minutes ago, oldhippy said:

Yeah yeah - you beat me wit 1 second - OK rub some more salt in.

I deserve it.

 

 

But at least, grant it to me, when you mentioned NEIL, I knew which  Neil.

 

EDITED: WITH, not WIT hehehehehehe

Edited July 10, 20178 yr by oldhippy
freudian slip

4 minutes ago, oldhippy said:

But at least, grant it to me, when you mentioned NEIL, I knew which  Neil.

 

 

True, you might have said Neil Armstrong or Neil  Wheedon Watkins Pye.

Music is your only friend until the end.  Best played in a pick-up cruising upcountry. Unfortunately the right foot can't tap due to being on the accelerator. Have to use the left. 

 

Hey Bannork, talking about old hippies, here's another one, together with Neil.

 

Edited July 10, 20178 yr by oldhippy
again

17 minutes ago, bannork said:

True, you might have said Neil Armstrong or Neil  Wheedon Watkins Pye.

Music is your only friend until the end.  Best played in a pick-up cruising upcountry. Unfortunately the right foot can't tap due to being on the accelerator. Have to use the left. 

 

Neil Wheedon Watkins Pye.

You know your classics, I had to google that one.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Was in London few weeks ago in June,  went to ELO concert at Wembley.  

I'm not religious, but this was  closest to a religious experience  that I'll probably ever have.

 

This here is just the feel of a stadium, and moment of Telephone Line by Electric Light Orchestra:

 

 

Edited July 10, 20178 yr by whitemouse

Brilliant live .Takes me back to the 70's !
Saw them in Singapore 25 yrs ago.

I think a friend of mine was at that same gig.
He said it was fantastic.

The Loft - On A Tuesday [1989]

 

Canned Heat - Rollin' And Tumblin' [1968 cover]

 

Hambone Willie Newbern - Roll and Tumble Blues [1929]