On 31/03/2021 at 09:16, Boyne said:

 

When i used to Work rock concerts in oslo we would all end up in a bar called muddy waters for a few pints . Thanks for the great Flash back 

Marc Cohn with ‘Walking in Memphis.’

My younger son is playing this song upstairs at the moment.😀
 

2 hours ago, erskblue said:

Marc Cohn with ‘Walking in Memphis.’

My younger son is playing this song upstairs at the moment.😀
 

I am doing my upmost to Get my oldest lads 13 out of his backside on all things music . I send him one link a day to his phone of whatever track i deem fit .his job is to watch it then i Ask him a question on the track and if he gets said question wrong he gets two picks 

1.... nerf gunned 

2.... knee squeeze 

todays track was  The wanderer by Dion  and question is what was the girls name tattoo on his chest .

 

 

A song for everyone

 

 

 

donnyblue. I remember my old man and I watching a half hour documentary on The Rolling Stones on bbc 2 back in 1980.

I was then only 13 and clearly remember being impressed by their music and my old man telling me they were “Real Musicians!”

Edited April 19, 20215 yr by erskblue

 

 

ABBA with ‘Money, Money, Money.’  

In light of the current proposed European Super League...sorry !

Bruce Springsteen with ‘Letter To You.’

T-Bone Walker with ‘Welcome Blues.’

 

 

 

By request (kind of)

 

17 minutes ago, Upsetter said:

By request (kind of)

 

A great song from a great album. One of my favourite albums by Dylan. @Upsetter Have you heard Joan Baez's cover of the song? Worth listening to.

11 minutes ago, Boyne said:

A great song from a great album. One of my favourite albums by Dylan. @Upsetter Have you heard Joan Baez's cover of the song? Worth listening to.

No I haven’t heard her version - but I do know someone who loves everything she’s ever done - and I’ll definitely make a point of checking it out later.

 

 

I do love a bit of Dylan, here he is with a cover of a song made famous by, but not written by, Joan Baez:

 

 

Bruce Springsteen ‘Junglelands’.     Tribute to Clarence Clemons.    Now there was a great musician.

1 hour ago, erskblue said:

Bruce Springsteen ‘Junglelands’.     Tribute to Clarence Clemons.    Now there was a great musician.

One of his finest songs. The original sax solo is just fantastic, and his nephew does him proud there.