16 hours ago, Boyne said:

Written by Graham Gouldman, as were most of their hits. Goodness, he was a remarkably prolific writer of catchy hits. Later, of course, to extend himself with the excellent 10cc.

The Tremeloes, post-Brian Poole ("Do You Love Me"), were a very decent band. This was a cover of the B-side of the Four Seasons' "Rag Doll".

2 minutes ago, dermott said:

The Tremeloes, post-Brian Poole ("Do You Love Me"), were a very decent band. This was a cover of the B-side of the Four Seasons' "Rag Doll".

And the original. I prefer the cover.

Echo and The Bunnymen. ‘The Killing Moon.’

Reached No 9 in the singles chart in early 1984.

Takes me back…

On 07/07/2026 at 05:39, dermott said:

The Tremeloes, post-Brian Poole ("Do You Love Me"), were a very decent band. This was a cover of the B-side of the Four Seasons' "Rag Doll".

I almost posted that exact video the other day, how random.

13 hours ago, Scott said:

I almost posted that exact video the other day, how random.

Snap. Almost.

R.I.P. Bonnie.

‘Harvest Home’ by Big Country. Live at the Barrowlands in Glasgow.

A fantastic live band.

‘Fields of Fire’ Big Country. Live in New York 1986.

Who will save the world? The mighty Groundhogs! such a great band and in the 80s you could go and see them in the pubs most nights with like 20 people in the audience and yet they made an LP with John Lee Hooker --- great band.

this is amazing - you lot won't like it ;0)

Erling Haaland Song . . .