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Lofty's Wall of Sound - What are you listening to?

Norman The Gambler
in Entertainment

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On ‎09‎/‎04‎/‎2020 at 14:29, Boyne said:

Couldn't think of anywhere else to post this. With more and more people staying at home there is a marked increase in listening to and downloading music. I have to say that when it comes to modern songs there are only a few names I recognise. Comes from me being an old git.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-52131818

Some fine songs in 1969.

1984, simply for being That Year !:biggrin:

Nah 1969 and 1977 were also really good years for music.

After the mid 1990s I struggle, bar off the top of my head, Stereophonics and Oasis.

Yeah Old Git for music too :oldboy::biggrin:

13 hours ago, Munkworth said:

77 hands down the winner. I was -10 years old then :laugh2:

Jeeezus, Munky - I got married in 78.  I thought you were older than that.

The Who - I Can See For Miles  

"I Can See For Miles" was recorded for The Who's 1967 album 'The Who Sell Out.'

1967 was the 'summer of love',

 When large numbers of fledgling hippies would headed to San Francisco to hear their favorite bands, among them - The Who.
 

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    11 hours ago, erskblue said:

     

    Big Bill Broonzy Hey Hey – Live 1956  

    One of the greatest live performances ever recorded. A masterpiece from a master.

    I  simply 'discovered ' his music through watching the Blue Arena Blues Series recently on the  bbci player.

    I have been recently watching 'Blues and Country' music series.

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p01m725m/arena-blues-night-5-blues-medley

    Blues Night

    First transmitted in 1985, this medley of the blues features Fred McDowell, Thomas 'Georgia Tom' Dorsey, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee. 

    Huddie Ledbetter - better known as 'Lead Belly' - performs 'Pick a Bale of Cotton', and Billie Holiday accompanied by Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster and Roy Eldridge, performs her own composition 'Fine and Mellow'. 

    • Duration26 mins
    • First shown28 Jul 1985
    On 26/04/2020 at 17:54, erskblue said:

    https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p01m725m/arena-blues-night-5-blues-medley

    Blues Night

    First transmitted in 1985, this medley of the blues features Fred McDowell, Thomas 'Georgia Tom' Dorsey, Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee. 

    Huddie Ledbetter - better known as 'Lead Belly' - performs 'Pick a Bale of Cotton', and Billie Holiday accompanied by Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins, Ben Webster and Roy Eldridge, performs her own composition 'Fine and Mellow'. 

    • Duration26 mins
    • First shown28 Jul 1985

    Ah, the wonderful Billie Holiday. My all-time favourite female singer. Would have loved to see her perform but even I'm too young. Have a few of her records. She had a wonderful voice and the passion and pain (she had a troubled life) come through.

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