Lofty's Wall of Sound - What are you listening to? - Page 155 - Entertainment - The Shed End

September 21, 20205 yr

yorkleyblue and Gol15
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September 21, 20205 yr

1 hour ago, erskblue said:

The Monkees and Daydream Believer.

Bit random I accept, just like this song.

Fun fact - Alice Cooper was being interviewed on the Johnny Walker show yesterday afternoon and his opinion is that the Sex Pistols were just another incarnation of the Monkees. Vaguely competent(ish) musicians pulled together into a boy band by a producer with a vision, after a huge number of different people getting auditioned and then a group of song-writers creating a group image. Made me quite amused, anyway 🙂

erskblue and Boyne
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September 21, 20205 yr

38 minutes ago, yorkleyblue said:

Fun fact - Alice Cooper was being interviewed on the Johnny Walker show yesterday afternoon and his opinion is that the Sex Pistols were just another incarnation of the Monkees. Vaguely competent(ish) musicians pulled together into a boy band by a producer with a vision, after a huge number of different people getting auditioned and then a group of song-writers creating a group image. Made me quite amused, anyway 🙂

Interesting. And both groups did cover versions of the Paul Revere and the Raiders song: (I'm not your) Steppin' Stone.

yorkleyblue and erskblue
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September 21, 20205 yr

23 minutes ago, Boyne said:

Interesting. And both groups did cover versions of the Paul Revere and the Raiders song: (I'm not your) Steppin' Stone.

Was one of Alice Cooper's choices of records to play, as well.

Sunday afternoon on the lawn with beer and Johnny Walker is the theme of this weird summer 🙂

erskblue and Boyne
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September 21, 20205 yr

@yorkleyblue following on from the above posts.

erskblue and yorkleyblue
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September 21, 20205 yr

9 hours ago, Boyne said:

Just brilliant

yorkleyblue and Gol15
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September 21, 20205 yr

27 minutes ago, erskblue said:

Just brilliant

Indeed. I would have loved to have seen Muddy Waters in concert but it wasn't to be as he passed away in 1983.

His song Mannish Boy was the tune that got me interested in Blues music.

erskblue
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September 21, 20205 yr

I saw Dizzy Gillespie at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in the early eighties. A great concert. Dizzy was a fine trumpet player.

erskblue
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September 21, 20205 yr

4 hours ago, Boyne said:

Indeed. I would have loved to have seen Muddy Waters in concert but it wasn't to be as he passed away in 1983.

His song Mannish Boy was the tune that got me interested in Blues music.

I was lucky enough to see Muddy in 1978 it was just a great show after his set for an encore they did about 40 minutes with Gregg Allman on keyboard and vocals. One of those nights you remember well after more than 40 years.