2 hours ago, Slaps said:

 

 

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Wait for me to come home

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Damn, reminds me of a heap of old girlfriends, passions, and, disappointments.

This "new" band from Manchester reminds of music from the 80's / 90's. Talented guys who write their own material.  Need to update myself on their stuff. 

 

 

 

 

@bannork

 

Thanks for that, it brought back some very special memories, of, most definitely, 'a different world'.

 

 

The Jam - When You're Young [1979]

 

Kathryn Joseph - The Blood [2015]

 

The Move - Fire Brigade [1968 Peel Session]

 

The Fall - Totally Wired [1980]

 

Gus Elen - The Pavement Artist [1906]

 

Peel Dream Magazine - Interiors [2018]

 

Thomas Mapfumo - Handina Munyama [1989]

 

Strawberry Switchblade - Trees and Flowers [1983 extended version]

 

Kokomo Arnold - Salty Dog [1937 cover]

 

Salm - Stornoway. Psalm 133 [2018]

 

Bauhaus - Third Uncle [1982 cover]

 

Dennis Alcapone & The Techniques - My Voice Is Insured For Half Million + Version [1972]

 

Tim Berne & Bill Frisell - M [1984]

 

 

 

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Deliverance

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Edited November 11, 20187 yr by Slaps

 

 

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The Last Post

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Edited November 11, 20187 yr by Slaps

 

 

Bob Marley - Mr. Brown [1970]

 

The Fall - Before The Moon Falls [1979]

 

Andy Kirk - Cloudy [1929]

 

Magazine - Model Worker [1980 Peel Session]

 

Ali Farka Touré & Toumani Diabaté - Hawa Dolo [2005]

 

Wooden Shjips - Already Gone [2018]

 

WW1 wasn't about freedom directly but the soldiers who fought it had none.

Sometimes the cause of freedom was clear as in WW2, other times it hasn't been, as in Vietnam.

Anyway, this song is for all those who fell, so many years before they should have done.

We, who were born too late for conscription and war, have been so lucky in comparison toour forefathers.

 

 

 

Edited November 12, 20187 yr by bannork

Au Pairs - Come Again [1981]

 

Sam Amidon - Warren [2017]