Isn't Salford where Dr John (Cooper-Clarke) hails from?It's strange that a song written by Kirsty's dad, about Salford, Lancashire, somehow became an "Irish" song.
It is, indeed.Isn't Salford where Dr John (Cooper-Clarke) hails from?
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That is just fantastic. Love the sax.It's strange that a song written by Kirsty's dad, about Salford, Lancashire, somehow became an "Irish" song.
Think it might be clarinet (maybe even bass clarinet?). Agree, a fantastic rendition. And an unusual time signature - all sixes, or threes, or fours and twos?!That is just fantastic. Love the sax.
Poison Ivy a clear and present danger to insular male guitarists of the era, not all, the few, Link... my kind of Guitarist, with Robert Gordon, going to be good. Cramps, our version of "Hanky Panky" played yesterday at out door markets, have instruments will play...anywhere... nothing i would not do for a gig... time is running out, like it did for Lux, noted and acted upon. j
..... and a little more r&r / rock / punkabilly or something from Lux & Co ...........
Yikes..... time machine stuff if not hijacked theme.. j
Me and Mr CC...