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TV's Mr. Bojangles turned me on to this song from the soundtrack of the Thai movie "P" a number of years ago.  Most excellent.

 

 

 

 

Same song title but not the same song.  Hauntingly beautiful.

 

 

Back to some grinding rock.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

On 9/5/2017 at 0:37 PM, transam said:

 

One of the outstanding, classic anti-Nam songs of the time.

Jam - Dreams of Children [1983]

 

John Cale - Pablo Picasso [1977]

 

John Fahey - The Yellow Princess [1969]

 

Slate Pipe Banjo Draggers - Unverted Aeroplanes [2016]

 

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Fleetwood Mac - Oh well

And a few years later, Peter Green shows he ain't lost it !!

Peter Green - Albatross

 

 

 

 

Has a catchy rhythm....

 

 

 

5 hours ago, Andrew Dwyer said:

And a few years later, Peter Green shows he ain't lost it !!

Peter Green - Albatross
 

Too bad there's no info on the date or location of the show but I swear it could have been the same show I saw.  Or at least the same time frame.  Their dress is as I remember it.  Can't recall the stage backdrop, though.  "BAR" is definitely U.S. lingo so I'd gander that it was performed in the U.S.

5 hours ago, transam said:

 

I gave you a heart on this one, transam, for the belly dancer if nothing else.  LOL

5 hours ago, transam said:

Has a catchy rhythm....

 

 

I agree. It's nice to take a break from rock & roll, blues, and all the other popular genres we're all so familiar with.  So many more styles of music to appreciate.  

Too bad there's no info on the date or location of the show but I swear it could have been the same show I saw.  Or at least the same time frame.  Their dress is as I remember it.  Can't recall the stage backdrop, though.  "BAR" is definitely U.S. lingo so I'd gander that it was performed in the U.S.

I believe it was recorded in England in 2003 with The Peter Green Splinter Group  

 

If you click on the small " d " as the video is playing will take you to the daily motion site , if you then click on the down arrow next to peters name it gives you the info.

 

 

I believe there's is a DVD available ( on Amazon )