music in the shed

Deep purple , ah me dad loved that band , and as for KOol aID , ill have a glass full , can you send it in the post , you not still got a 45 gallon drum of it have you , just wondering
 
Paul,
    Speaking of Albert Collins, I went to see him in Austin,  Texas in 1977 or maybe 78, at the Skyline Ballroom on North Lamar!  He was on tour promoting his album, Ice Pickin'.  Had a great time, as I recall! LOL!
Rex
 
SFCRex said:
Paul,
    Speaking of Albert Collins, I went to see him in Austin,  Texas in 1977 or maybe 78, at the Skyline Ballroom on North Lamar!  He was on tour promoting his album, Ice Pickin'.  Had a great time, as I recall! LOL!
Rex
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One for the southerners here.

Working on the bike in the shed , listening to a Paul Kelly radio play list on Spotify, the gurus popped up

https://youtu.be/ugA5bLqivkY
 
Gerald said:
Toyah and Fripp ::)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXErrpAHxkc
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Toyah was always well stacked  :P

Got invited to see KC in the Birmingham symphony hall last year - quite frankly i like a lot of music and have mellowed in my old age taking in blues from my established favourites of heavy metal and Prog from my youth but this concert was an assault on the eardrums - it was really loud and often uncomfortable - the acoustics are really superb in there and did'nt need the overload of sound - one guy near the front was warned for getting excited and waving his arms while sat down . There was also no interaction from the band with the audience - i was glad to leave   
 
I don't recall Fripp ever interacting with the audience. Look at old footage on Youtube, Tony Levine and Adrian Belew interacted with the crowd as an example. Always wondered why Fripp never collaberated with Kraftwerk....

Gerald
 
Don?t try to copy what he?s playing either, ?cos that is NST (New Standard Tuning) and will likely involve breaking a lot of strings before you work it out.

In my shed, 2 contemporary artists from the South of the USA - Sturgill Simpson and Jason Isbell - both of whom avoid all the tropes and cliches of stereotypical country and play hard.
The synthesisers and guitars on Sturgill Simpson?s Sound & Fury are a joy to behold.
 
Classic! Probably filmed in the Espy front bar. I think that might be Freddy??? (whatsisname) out front, who did all the cartoon gig guides and ads for the Espy. Wild days in Melbourne.
 
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