Spiritualized Acoustic Mainlines live in Boston.  Amazing!!

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

Wow. Aoife O'Donovan fantastic. Never heard of her.

 

Different strokes etc. - couldn't listen to the other two!

Wow. Aoife O'Donovan fantastic. Never heard of her.

 

Different strokes etc. - couldn't listen to the other two!

 

Hendo, with rocket on this one, Vaughan is someone that's always recommended to me, but I've never been able to get into him for one reason or another. But that O'Donovan was a pleasant surprise, nice voice and easy listening, will look more into her 

Posted Willie Watson a few times, really like him.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hH2p3DUFOWg

 

I've been salivating for last few months at drummer Phil Selway from 2.15 to 2.25 where he hits his kit thirteen times before going off screen.  This one bit has taken me to another planet right now emotionally!!!!  Not even a fan of Radiohead but curiously bought In Rainbows album and found this Live performance which we adore.  I believe it is the apparent peace in his face that I crave myself.   

Probably my new favorite band. Love finding new music that you've never heard before.

 

Series 5 of GF Newmans 'The Corrupted' is currently on BBC Sounds

 

Series 1-4 have also been re-added so you can start from the beginning.

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b050z5cf

 

If you haven't heard of it, its the story of one particular family told by the son who is in prison for a crime he didnt commit with each series covering a different decade in UK history (each episode covers 1 year) with fictional characters being written into 'true history'. So you get people like the Krays, Thatcher, Major, Blair etc.

 

Series 1 - 1950s

Series 2 - 1960s

Series 3 - 1970s

Series 4 - 1980s

Series 5 - 1990s

 

Part of me wants everything done and dusted after this series but another wants to see how the Character's deal with Blair's exploits and the 2008 crash, and perhaps even how they could deal with Corona virus.

 

 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDOIL5OqvYs

Not bad for aussies

Just knew the band as a part of an Austin Powers joke but this randomly came up in my Youtube recommended videos feed.
Chicago bulls fans will probably recognise it.
 

 

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New to Emmylou Harris, glad I found her, great voice. 

 

 

33 minutes ago, KennyFuckinPowers said:

New to Emmylou Harris, glad I found her, great voice. 

Saw her live in Glasgow about 25 years ago, the Wrecking Ball tour. She has indeed a great voice although that gig and album was a bit out of her usual and not her best.

Absolutely fucking brilliant.

This is how this song should always have sounded 

1 hour ago, KennyFuckinPowers said:

New to Emmylou Harris, glad I found her, great voice. 

 

 

Get yourself into Linda Ronstadt as well if you haven't already Kenny

@BigAl Any Album/songs in particular? I know who she is, but never listened to her. 

This cover of a familiar old classic highlights her great range and natural talent: -

 

51 minutes ago, KennyFuckinPowers said:

@BigAl Any Album/songs in particular? I know who she is, but never listened to her. 

Well now that's the sixty four million dollar question KFP.

There are simply loads to chose from.

I frequently find myself gravitating back to these two albums so would probably have to say these are my favourites.

Heart Like A Wheel & Simple Dreams

Not only does she have a beautiful voice she was extremely pleasant on the eye back in the day ?

Beautiful track very under rated for some reason.

Think when my time comes, I'll go out to that track

 

On 11/08/2020 at 11:36, KennyFuckinPowers said:

New to Emmylou Harris, glad I found her, great voice. 

 

 

you seem to be going thru a melancholic musical phase Cairnsy,so heres another in the same vein - Anais Mitchell

 

Lot more to these guys than "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet"