music in the shed

This gal voice has me intoxicated, great band, there remain the well talented in the young, in deference to and in spite of ipad this and social
media that... check out their song "Hung Up" as the mood may strike...j

 
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I kinda see what you mean. I quite like female vocalists in the lower voice register (contralto?) too.
A couple of favourites are Johnette Napolitano and Lisa Schouw.

Here's a bit of Lisa doing an interesting cover of Credence's Who'll stop the rain. Sadly, she died way too young from cancer.
I guess my taste in music is 50 years out of date when I start digging up covers of old CCR songs.

 

Another group I saw in `78 ...... Talking Heads were supporting the Ramones , so were on first ........ A French guy sat behind me , seeing Talking Heads instruments lined up on the stage , says ..... " Ah , ze Ramones , I see zey will be playing ze acoustic guitars .... " ...... He was joking of course , but that`s something I would have paid good money to see .......
 
Gabba Gabba We accept you we accept you one of us... lyrical manifesto..love it... still play that song here.. many the other songs are past my speed endurance. Have a looky see for Starcrawler doing Pet Sematary , studio version is cleaner, love the live vib, and the foot on the wedge...
 

And while I`m sat here looking out of the window waiting for Spring to arrive , here`s Mr and Mrs Ramones boys again , celebrating warmer climes to be found in California ....... although I believe it`s snowing at the moment ........

BTW , they chose the name Ramones after hearing that Paul McCartney would sign into hotels using the name Paul Ramone , in order to try to guarantee some peace and quiet ......
 

More bloody sunshine ....... alright for some ........ ( although listening to the lyrics , I don`t believe it`s the weather they`re actually referring to ........ ) .....

Len are actually a brother and sister who , despite appearances , don`t always get on that well ..... ( So I`ve heard ...... ) .......
 
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1972 as it would appear, 2nd year apprentice, riding my race pushbike to work, still racing while one day at tech, plus 5 nights a week at tech for additional quals, 4 days on site building telephone exchanges, music getting me through...
 
More scary than ever, Doctor Rocket..... Talk Talk... never far from the listen often music here. Mark Hollis haunting vocals/voice timbre. Had his fame, yet not of the magnitude earned live and studio. BTW for those whom have little knowledge of what it is like in a name recording studio, very demanding and any mistake is magnified to epic proportions, courage, lots of it. j ** Love the synths on the Talk Talk clip, love the synths here.. not 100% of the time, just the crucial moment...
 

Nothing to do with bikes really .......... Except if riding your Laverda doesn`t have you playing this song in your head as you`re riding along , then you`d be better off staying at home solving crossword puzzles , or dribbling into your cocoa ..........
 
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Up to now there have never been very many good songs about motorcycles ....... and until one comes along you`ll have to put up with this ...........

( A play on an old Hank B Marvin joke ......... ) ........
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Heard Richard doing this song ( on yt ) many years ago now, one of the muso's i teamed up with could pass for Richard Thompson in looks and sound/performance, he was a fan of course, of Richard, we did one of Richards songs with our third band member, vastly talented lady ( later our drummer ), "one door opens" few versions on yt, festival and studio.... j
 
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