Henry Thomas with ‘Going Up The Country.’ From 1928.

Spot the famous footballer.

Best band in the world!!

 

 

They left them soul shadows on my mind, on my mind, ooon my mind

From one of my favorite movies of all time, Tequila Sunrise with Mel Gibson, Raul Julia, Michelle Pfeiffer, Kurt Russell

 

Two versions of the same song. Both great and performed by legends.

 

U2 with ‘Pride.’ From 1984.   On ‘The Unforgettable Fire’ album.

Edited January 19, 20224 yr by erskblue

Wes Montgomery with ‘Round Midnight.’

A great album.

 

RIP Meat . I remember this performance on Whistle Test. Great showman.

Charierre. Re Meatloaf. I’m sure most of my mates had one of his albums,when we were in Secondary School back in the early 1980s.

3 hours ago, erskblue said:

Charierre. Re Meatloaf. I’m sure most of my mates had one of his albums,when we were in Secondary School back in the early 1980s.

Most likely 'Bat out of Hell'. After the performance above his sales rocketed from the low thousands to millions.

On a separate note, what would we give now for a good music prog like Whistle Test?  All the top artists played on there over the years and it introduced me to new bands and styles of music.

Edited January 22, 20224 yr by charierre

1 hour ago, charierre said:

Most likely 'Bat out of Hell'. After the performance above his sales rocketed from the low thousands to millions.

On a separate note, what would we give now for a good music prog like Whistle Test?  All the top artists played on there over the years and it introduced me to new bands and styles of music.

Charierre. Agree about the album very probably being ‘Bat out of hell.’ And agree about having a good music programme, or something even remotely near it like ‘Whistle Test’.

Fortunately there is a decent amount of footage of the programme on ‘YouTube’.

Also to have someone on the radio like the late John Peel.

Just my humble opinion.

Edited January 22, 20224 yr by erskblue

Bruce Springsteen with ‘Born In The USA’, ‘Born To Run’ and ‘Glory Days’. Live in Glasgow in 2016.

this guy claimed he came from Saturn

Men At Work with ‘Down Under.’

Following on from my post about Spitfires in the History Thread a scene from the Battle of Britain. Includes the wonderful music by William Walton.

 

 

Pentangle with ‘Travelling Song.’