If You'Re Listening To Music Now... Whats Playing? 4

[NonthaburiBear]

 

[NonthaburiBear]

 

[talahtnut]

 

[bannork]

 First heard Abbey Road on Radio Luxembourg with Ringo talking through the tracks. Must have been 1969.

Had to listen to it on my little transistor radio with earplugs as the programme went out at 10.00 pm and we were in prison, aka boarding school. Lights out at 9.00 pm. If any prefect caught us awake it was punishment at dawn.

 

 

[RuamRudy]

Talking Heads - Cross Eyed and Painless 

From Stop Making Sense

 

 

[Saraphee]

Just the way to start a Sunday

 

 

[RuamRudy]

17 hours ago, NonthaburiBear said:

 

At the time I was too young to even be aware of Northern Soul, but a few years back I watched a BBC documentary about it, Living for the Weekend - a remarkable film, some fascinating stories and great music.

 

Northern Soul: Living For The Weekend

[Digitalbanana]

Hawkwind - Motorhead (1975)

 

[Digitalbanana]

Kath Bloom - It's So Hard to Come Home [1982]

 

[Digitalbanana]

The Cool Greenhouse - London [2018]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Junior Kimbrough - Done Got Old [1992 cover]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Nick Cave - Brompton Oratory [1997]

 

[Digitalbanana]

The Cambodian Space Project - 5 Lady Cows [2016]

 

[NonthaburiBear]

54 minutes ago, RuamRudy said:

At the time I was too young to even be aware of Northern Soul, but a few years back I watched a BBC documentary about it, Living for the Weekend - a remarkable film, some fascinating stories and great music.

 

Northern Soul: Living For The Weekend

same here, i grow up with my mum and dad record collections.They always play a record before me and my brother going to school making me have an English Heart?...cheers mate

[NonthaburiBear]

 

[bannork]

I suspect my soul might be made of rubber

 

[bannork]

 

[bannork]

 

[bannork]

Snappy number- I never dreamed back then 1985 would ever come round, and then go.........

[tropo]

 

[transam]

 

[balo]

Nik Kershaw - Somebody Loves You 1999 

 

 

[tutsiwarrior]

 

 

I never associated Dobie Gray with 'soul' music...but I'm not from south Yorkshire...James Brown and Joe Tex were more to the point...

 

 

now listen fellas...yes they will, yes they will...

 

and let's not forget some years later

 

 

along with Aretha some of the best music ever recorded...

 

but them north England girls sure could move on the dance floor...

 

no disrespect to the northern soul artists...Joe Cocker is unforgettable...

 

 

 

Edited August 19, 2018 by tutsiwarrior

[talahtnut]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Ruts - Something That I Said [1979]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Furry Lewis - Rock Island Blues [1927]

 

[Digitalbanana]

The Fall - Clasp Hands [2004 Peel Session]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Frank Black & The Catholics - Living On Soul [1999 Peel Session]

 

[Digitalbanana]

R.L. Burnside - Let My Baby Ride [1998]

 

[Digitalbanana]

Mazzy Star - So Tonight That I Might See [2018 Version]