Released on March 25, 1972, Deep Purple’s Machine Head 54 years today. Ouch.

8 hours ago, Scott said:

Released on March 25, 1972, Deep Purple’s Machine Head 54 years today. Ouch.

I didn't need to know that!

Entwistle was the only one of The Who with any musical training. Studied piano at school, moved on to brass. His French Horn (if you'll pardon the expression, given his demise, shagging a girl in a Las Vegas hotel while loaded up with cocaine) was a welcome addition to so many tracks. Outstanding bass player, talented songwriter. This, I think, was his first Who effort.

Bruce Springsteen with Chimes Of Freedom.

16 hours ago, Scott said:

Terrific band. Somehow, it seems to me, underrated to this day.

Saw Dizzy Gillespie and his band at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in the early eighties. A brilliant concert.

Edited April 8Apr 8 by Boyne

On 03/04/2026 at 16:02, erskblue said:

Marvellous - we should have a thread for bands that support Chelsea. Suggs.

16 minutes ago, TheCeleryKing said:

Marvellous - we should have a thread for bands that support Chelsea. Suggs.

Damon Albarn of Blur. Plus Paul Weller (he's not a massive football fan, but Chelsea is his team).

22 minutes ago, Nibs said:

Damon Albarn of Blur. Plus Paul Weller (he's not a massive football fan, but Chelsea is his team).

Oh yeah, I know. . .tonnes
Joe strummer the Clash
Billy Idol
Jimmy Page from Zeppelin
Madonna - through Guy Ritchie
Bryan Adams
Busta rhymes
John O’Neill from the Undertones
Mr C – DJ & lead singer with The Shamen
Lioyd Cole - and his commotions may have supported somebody else
Gary Numan

and lots more. . .

Neneh cherry - yep - she is a Chelsea fan

Spot the Chelsea fan.

chelsea fan

President Ginsberg and Joe Strummer - Chelsea fans