music in the shed


..... and from Santa Monica , we travel across to Ann Arbor .........

Ex Stooges guitarist Ron Asheton does what he does best .... Niagara takes a nap .............. and those bloody dancers start to get right on my tits ........

MC5 bassist Mike Davis on bass ..........
 
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...and some Jonathan Richman if you would be so kind Tony, early stuff with the lovers...he went a tad strange later...believing he was hurting the punters ears with electric band... of the Astral is fine... Roadrunner... Modern Girl... endless class... j.
 
iis_iis said:
...and some Jonathan Richman if you would be so kind Tony, early stuff with the lovers...he went a tad strange later...believing he was hurting the punters ears with electric band... of the Astral is fine... Roadrunner... Modern Girl... endless class... j.
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Never was a big fan of JR Jon ........ but seeing it`s you ........... Actually this is from 1992 I think , so he may well have gone a bit strange by now .....

....... pretty neat dance moves , though ..........
 
Will entice you to the dark side Tony, Bass player in modern lovers was and is to this day, a standout to my ear, not only timing and punctuation as i call it, provides an over layered melody to keep the groove on the boil. Am obliged in your condescension ( Jane Austin era real etymology, not the modern polar reversal of condescension ) in granting my missive to bring Jonathan to these very pages if not screens....exhorting will soon follow should i be refused, a grin here. j
 
Exmoor beast said:
Who remembers Steve Gibbons at the Palace Lido at TT week? Used to finish the set with this- everyone jumping up & down..I’d normally had six pints and had entered the Monster munch eating contest on stage so quite a night really!
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I obviously remember the band performing but can't say that I ever went to any of their gigs.
I had a press pass for a number of years, which got me in all sorts of places not necessarily open to the public, including various strip shows. I must have a look for some of the old photos. ;)
 
Andy J said:
I obviously remember the band performing but can't say that I ever went to any of their gigs.
I had a press pass for a number of years, which got me in all sorts of places not necessarily open to the public, including various strip shows. I must have a look for some of the old photos. ;)
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I was on the ferry with Steve Gibbons- skinniest guy I’ve ever met, must have been all that slimming powder….
 
My latest music is my rediscovered 44 year old cassette recording's of 10hours of two rock 'n' roll radio shows from 1980 from a London broadcaster called Capitol Radio: 'Cruisin' was on a Friday evening and 'The American dream' was on late night Saturdays. Both shows presented by a DJ called MIke Allen, who ran a drag racing team too, so they was lots of car related music!
 
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My latest music is my rediscovered 44 year old cassette recording's of two rock 'n' roll radio shows from 1980 from a London broadcaster called Capitol Radio:
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... " Get the word from Aidan Day , ` cos he picks all the hits to play , to keep you in your place all day ... " ......... :) .............. " Don`t touch that dial ....... ! ........


Original version was a giveaway from the NME if you sent in a couple of coupons .
 
Max said:
NME! Anyone else still got this? 50 years old now.
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Don`t have that ......... but I do remember the NME gave away a series of C-90 cassette tapes ( in a plastic bag with the paper , I think , around about the early `eighties ) ..... which featured the likes of Heaven 17 , and Bow Wow Wow , and maybe Gang Of Four ...... stuff like that ............

Don`t have those anymore ........ Just remembered ....... NME`s " Cassette Pets " , I think they were called .
 
levo said:
thought you might like these gals Cam
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Hi Levo. Not so much ... never been a fan of Jazz.

It's not Asian women in particular that get me excited, I just happen to like this woman's voice. I only stumbled across here recently on YouTube. She has brilliant control and hits every note bang on. I guess it doesn't hurt that she's also easy on the eye. Speaking of eyes, hers are rather striking. You don't often see an Indonesian person with blue eyes.

She's a little more up-beat in this song ...

 

..... From Vinegar Joe in 1972 to Siouxsie and the Banshees in 1988 ........... Just sixteen years separate them , though you would hardly believe it .......

..... Let him go , Soouse , let him go .........
 
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Probably a bit out of the main stream for most to be familar with but the world lost Zakia Hussain last week.
A virtuoso tabla player probably best known in the west playing with John McLaughlin in Shakti. One of my most listened to bands when I sit down at night and listen to the music rather than have it in the background while doing other shit. If you can dig Indian music it's worth youtubing.
 
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