Spiritualized Acoustic Mainlines live in Boston.  Amazing!!

MP3s available from http://www.bradleysalmanac.com/2007/11/mp3s-spiritualized-live-in-boston.htm

A wee delve into the archive with the Fab Thunderbirds.Seen here with Keith Bremner on guitar fae Aibuldeen,standing in for Jimmy Rae Vaughan(Stevies brother),who was out injured.Played in the city about 1980 supporting Rockpile.

  Cracking harp solo

 

 

 

 

Speaking of Stevie....

 

Find KT Tunstall a hard woman to like,but cant deny she can craft a good song,and think she's penned a cracker here

 

I'm absolutely in love with this lady, Mattiel, I urge you all to check her out, incredible voice on her.

 

I'm absolutely in love with this lady, Mattiel, I urge you all to check her out, incredible voice on her.

 

You urged. She dirged. Fuck me that was dire.

In an acoustic mood today. This guy deserves much credit for this cover of a song very close to my heart.

 

 

Nae sure about Mattiels orange breeks/boots combo.Did her budgie die?

 

 

'Jam in the Van' is a good wee site for unheard of new bands

 

 

Bit of funk with Pims of Joytime

 

 

Turquaz

 

To be fair to the lassie, I love this song. Radio 6 just played it just now and have been playing it for a while.

 

https://youtu.be/dzk97VIH6ss

Looks a bit like Geddy Lee(Rush). Think she's got potential,but doesnt suit that style of music(Minis clip),and to be fair the sound quality is pretty poor/tinny

Looks a bit like Geddy Lee(Rush). Think she's got potential,but doesnt suit that style of music(Minis clip).

 

Coming to Glasgow in November. I'll be going if daughter 2 (who lives there) fancies it.

Her album is so good (for me) been listening to it a lot over the last week, the flow is perfect.

Just played on 6: -

 

 

This is still one of my fav tracks from one of my fav artists.

 

Good music never fades with time.

Heard this the other day also on the radio.Memories of playing it to death on the Lido juker in Elgin(one for big Al  )

  Still sounds good 40    years later

 

Lauren Laverne just played this: -

 

 

I reckon the first time we hear this song is like where were you when JFK got shot etc.

 

Nina Simone was a genius, one who cut her own cloth.

Heard this the other day also on the radio.Memories of playing it to death on the Lido juker in Elgin(one for big Al  )

  Still sounds good 40    years later

 

 

ah the memories

 

Great times back then 

 

Loved this back in the days (82/83)

 

Lyrics still relevant today

Have to say, as someone who is very much into the 60's/70's & 80's, I am disappointed I'd never heard of this guy, Terry reid.

 

Radio 6 playing this just now. A classic and beautiful harmony.

 

Heard this whilst watching the excellent TV Series Mystery Road, immediately liked it. Seems a bit bonkers, especially if you watch her performance of this very song on Later With Jools Holland.

 

 

TFIF.  nice groove for the W/E 

 

Another excellent song from The White Buffalo.

 

And if you're currently in a more sombre mood, then this is just different class.