Blasts From The Past - 50S,60S And 70S Music

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What a track this is!

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Gilmour ripping the place up then things turn weird.....

[Andrew Dwyer]

33 minutes ago, bannork said:

Gilmour ripping the place up then things turn weird.....

Part of the Atom Heart Mother suite off AHM album.

Does get a little weird but I love this track as well as Echoes and Shine On.

As you've guessed I like the longer tracks !!

 

Here's one from 1969 that is a little different from their usual stuff.

 

Deep Purple - April 

 

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Sorry Andrew I meant weird in a good way, ie different and interesting. I am sure Gilmour had that funky blues part down already and they just stuck it in to Atom Heart Mother later on.

Find myself going back to early Floyd more and more these days.

 

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And i always thought they were black

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A Byrd who perhaps flew too young, but left behind some magnificent tunes.

 

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Uriah Heep- I was watching University Challenge with my dad and the question was which Dickens character was known to be very ’eavy and very ’umble. Quick as a flash I replied, Uriah Heep. My dad was impressed. ‘So , that expensive education hasn’t been wasted on you,‘ he replied. 

Sadly it had Dad, I had just seen the album cover for the Uriah Heep album.I had no idea of the Dickens character.

From the talents of Brian Jones to those of Mick Taylor.

 

 

Edited October 13, 2017 by bannork

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More Mick Taylor magic

 

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[Andrew Dwyer]

Very ‘eavy very umble had some great tracks !!
Here’s one !
Dreammare

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That  Uriah Heep album cover! As a kid who had grown up watching the BBC‘s dramatizations of Dickens’ novels every Saturday early evening, I had some pretty scary images burned into my brain. One was from The Old Curiosity Shop and featured a man with only one leg, suddenly emerging through a misty, smoky haze, laughing insanely whilst swinging towards the camera on some kind of trapeze. It scared the daylights out of me.

So Uriah Heep’ s album cover reawakened my fears, as did the first Sabbath cover.

Of course in those days the covers meant so much, no internet or media blitz.

Man had some of the most interesting covers, as well as some great song titles.

 

 

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How I wish I had seen Hendrix. I wonder if tutsi warrior ever managed to get to one of his gigs.

 

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I can’t seem to come down off Jimi. I’ve heard that descending a mountain can be harder than climbing  it.

 

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What an album this was.