My dad liked Russ Conway a pianist in the 60's. He played pop music as well as other stuff on the piano.
I remember Russ Conway very well BBR. Didn't he have one of his fingers missing? Didn't stop him playing though. The piano solos I listen to are mainly classical stuff, but unbelievably relaxing. All stuff like this...... (Ludovico Einaudi - Nuvole Bianche)My dad liked Russ Conway a pianist in the 60's. He played pop music as well as other stuff on the piano.
you like your sound tracks Torch!
How are you mate, holding up OK in this cold snap?
Its not long finished. A small gig at Abbey Road studios. Bono gets some stick but I think he's okay. A customer today gave me a Christmas tip. Not money but to my surprise he gave me a Led Zeppelin LP ! Early one titled : Presence. He knows I like rock music and said if I want to sell it go ahead. I collect vinyl so I'll keep it. Well chuffed.Didn't catch it BBR, but I quite like U2. Loved The Joshua Tree and The Unforgettable Fire albums.
Really enjoyed How to dismantle an atomic bomb and All That you can't leave behind more recently.Didn't catch it BBR, but I quite like U2. Loved The Joshua Tree and The Unforgettable Fire albums.
Was it the Zooropa album that Johnny Cash featured on one of the tracks? It was a great track, but then I like Johnny Cash as well.Really enjoyed How to dismantle an atomic bomb and All That you can't leave behind more recently.
You got me there H,Was it the Zooropa album that Johnny Cash featured on one of the tracks? It was a great track, but then I like Johnny Cash as well.
Have you ever heard Johnny Cash doing : Hurt ? Nine Inch Nails did the original. Think it was Cash's last ever record.Was it the Zooropa album that Johnny Cash featured on one of the tracks? It was a great track, but then I like Johnny Cash as well.
Can't say I have BBR. I'll check it out...Have you ever heard Johnny Cash doing : Hurt ? Nine Inch Nails did the original. Think it was Cash's last ever record.
Just listened and downloaded. Great song. Cheers mate.Can't say I have BBR. I'll check it out...
Check it out its brilliant. Even Nine Inch Nails said its a great cover.I quite often just stick my cans on and listen to an internet radio station. I've got it on now. It's all great oldies, mostly 50's and 60's stuff. Great quality as well. Link: www.softnezee.com/
Also PUREGOLD ROCK N ROLL I Rock and Roll I Rock & Roll I Free Online Radio I 60's 70's 80's I Oldies I Oldies Radio I Greatest Hits I Super Hits I Puregold I Rock and Roll I Solid Gold I Classic Hits I Best Mix I Seattle
And: http://www.fun45s.com/
It was the last track. The Wanderer.You got me there H,
Have you ever heard Johnny Cash doing : Hurt ? Nine Inch Nails did the original. Think it was Cash's last ever record.
Its a great album BBR - not commonly played as it has no "hits" - but Achilles last stand is immense - strangely when i read your post and you said early i thought - not early - but then it occured to me i am old now !Its not long finished. A small gig at Abbey Road studios. Bono gets some stick but I think he's okay. A customer today gave me a Christmas tip. Not money but to my surprise he gave me a Led Zeppelin LP ! Early one titled : Presence. He knows I like rock music and said if I want to sell it go ahead. I collect vinyl so I'll keep it. Well chuffed.
without doubt, I think it's dreadful. I haven't liked anything he's done since Definitely maybe. I had such high hopes for them after that album as well.
Just listened again to Muse : Black Holes and Revelation CD. My favourite album by Muse. Supermassive Black Hole, and Knights Of Cydonia, great tracks.
Been hearing a few tracks on the radio by Embrace.So got an album by them titled : Out Of Nothing. Some cracking songs on it like Ashes, Gravity, and Glorious Day. They've been around a while but this is the first time listened to them properly.
I had "October", as well as "Boy" and "War". None of them really impressed me though. Ah well. Each to their own.For any U2 fans who have never heard October - this is the finest U2 album imho !
Got another Muse album : Origin of Symmetry. Plug In Baby, is a well known track on it.It's okay. Just got in and put on the Best of Bad Company and Free. Absolutely brilliant. Two of my all time favourite bands. Paul Rodgers has to be one of the best singers of all time.Have you got any of their other stuff BBR? This album was their first were they strayed away from their normal heavy sound, and went a bit experimental. Supermassive was lambasted by many fans at the time for heading towards an R&B sound. I thought it was ok. Their couple of albums after that got a bit more experimental but their most recent album, Drones, is a return to their bombastic past.
If you've not seen them live, you need to do so...in an Arena as opposed to a festival. I've seen them about 9 times across festivals and arenas and they put on such an amazing visual spectacular, you'd be amazed. When I have a bit more time, I'll try and post a video or two that I took when I saw them at the O2 last year. Stunning.
Got another Muse album : Origin of Symmetry. Plug In Baby, is a well known track on it.It's okay. Just got in and put on the Best of Bad Company and Free. Absolutely brilliant. Two of my all time favourite bands. Paul Rodgers has to be one of the best singers of all time.
What a voice ! Blues and Rock combined ? I mentioned to somebody recently that Shooting Star is great track by Bad Company. He said its a tribute to Paul Kossoff a founder member of Free. Didn't know that.Agree about Rodgers...just about the perfect voice for Rock.
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Fire and Water favourite ever album. I too never saw Free, but have seen Bad Company. Never tire of hearing Alright Now !Free live - cracking album - saw Rogers in Oxford earlier this year - same voice - loved it - the Stealer is my favourite track followed by Mr Big - saw Bad Co some years ago and Kossof once with Back Street Crawler - he was off his face so performance was mmmmmmmm ! never saw Free so bah hambug
What a voice ! Blues and Rock combined ? I mentioned to somebody recently that Shooting Star is great track by Bad Company. He said its a tribute to Paul Kossoff a founder member of Free. Didn't know that.
Drones is an absolute peach of an album. The drones tour (seen them in Brum last year) was a great show too. Seen them at download a couple of years ago too when they were headlining on the Saturday.Have you got any of their other stuff BBR? This album was their first were they strayed away from their normal heavy sound, and went a bit experimental. Supermassive was lambasted by many fans at the time for heading towards an R&B sound. I thought it was ok. Their couple of albums after that got a bit more experimental but their most recent album, Drones, is a return to their bombastic past.
If you've not seen them live, you need to do so...in an Arena as opposed to a festival. I've seen them about 9 times across festivals and arenas and they put on such an amazing visual spectacular, you'd be amazed. When I have a bit more time, I'll try and post a video or two that I took when I saw them at the O2 last year. Stunning.
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