Sade from 1984.    ‘Hang on to your love.’

Sade and ‘Smooth Operator’ also from 1984.

Bert Jansch ‘Running From Home’

The Black Swan.    Bert Jansch Album in full.

Was 'Krautska' ever a genre? If not then I think it should have been.

3 hours ago, erskblue said:

The Black Swan.    Bert Jansch Album in full.

A superb album.

 

Big Country and ‘Chance’ Live at The Barrowlands in Glasgow.  They were an amazing live band back then.

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On 27/09/2020 at 21:06, Boyne said:

A superb album.

Totally agree.

Don't forget

 

 

 

 

 

Heard this on the radio this morning. I'd forgotten that last Friday, 25 September was the 40th anniversary of John Bonham's death. I heard a great story about a Led Zeppelin gig. Robert Plant and Jimmy Page looked into the audience and saw Bonham. Both looked behind and noticed that Bonham's son Jason was playing drums. John Paul Jones had been made aware of the 'swap' beforehand. 

 

Mississippi John Hurt with John Henry

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One of the greats.

 

Thomas Tallis - Third Mode Melody. Beautiful 16th century choral composed for Parker's Psalter. Perhaps England's finest composer of the period.

 

 

17 minutes ago, Stretford Ender said:

Thomas Tallis - Third Mode Melody. Beautiful 16th century choral composed for Parker's Psalter. Perhaps England's finest composer of the period.

 

 

I love choral music in the English tradition.

 

 

U2 with a live version of ‘Running To Stand Still.’

Bert Jansch and ‘Strolling Down The Highway’.   Quite simply a Fantastic guitar player and musician.

Posting this as yesterday was the 60th anniversary of the release of Joan's first album when she was 19. A great singer and still the best female singer I've heard in concert. Her covers of Dylan songs are brilliant.