music in the shed

Sir Sidney Ruffdiamond said:
That?s is a fantastic version of Keith don?t go - I went to see him a couple of years ago to see an acoustic and electric set - and that was epic - love it - there is a full accoustic album
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I got the CD of 'Acoustic Live'. Some of the reviews mentioned that it was a stable of Hi-Fi shops as a demonstration record. I can see why.
Without You Tube's compression, it's absolutely stunning!
 
Wow!! Sensational vid, Dave! 5/4 and then some - only Frank could make an SG Gibson sound like that. Is it Jean Luc Ponty on violin? What a concert.

I'm trying to remember which version of Frank and the Mothers i saw at Brisbane Festival Hall in 1975 ...
 
Piranha Brother 2 said:
Wow!! Sensational vid, Dave! 5/4 and then some - only Frank could make an SG Gibson sound like that. Is it Jean Luc Ponty on violin? What a concert.

I'm trying to remember which version of Frank and the Mothers i saw at Brisbane Festival Hall in 1975 ...
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Probably the same version I saw at the WACA in Perth about the same time. The support group was Split Enz
 
Piranha Brother 2 said:
Wow!! Sensational vid, Dave! 5/4 and then some - only Frank could make an SG Gibson sound like that. Is it Jean Luc Ponty on violin? What a concert.

I'm trying to remember which version of Frank and the Mothers i saw at Brisbane Festival Hall in 1975 ...
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it is Jean-Luc Ponty, his violin play is one in a million :)

Gerald
 
Some fabulous stuff here guys. Stuff I hadn't heard before. Thanks for the aural delight. Currently burning some CDs for the car (yes, my car is that old....)
 
Jo said:
Hello Arne,
since I grew up on a farm, I'm familiar with lots of tractor brands. But this brand is new to me ...
:)

Cheers
Jo
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Hi Jo, I too grew up on a farm on Bornholm (island in the Baltic Sea). Bolinder Munktell was pretty common I Scandinavia in the 1950-60 and later bekame BM Volvo. Not shure, but probably Valmet today.
 
So Toyah you may not know her but she’s from the punk time - she married Robert Fripp from King Crimson - in lockdown they have made some interesting short music videos - this one is Toyah does Metallica !
 
Sir Sidney Ruffdiamond said:
So Toyah you may not know her but she’s from the punk time - she married Robert Fripp from King Crimson - in lockdown they have made some interesting short music videos - this one is Toyah does Metallica !
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Apart from Mr Fripp’s always tidy playing, the way he retains eye contact despite a couple of obvious distractions is admirable
 
on youtube Rockpalast Bands I have never heard of some I have all playing live reminds me of the old pub days . there are some fantastic muso's out there would take a thousand years to see them all.
Levo
 
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