Rudi
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Is there no way you could become an independent support guy?
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Run Paint, Run Run - Capt. Beefheart & Magic Band
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Sorry to hear about your friend Mike. SwiSHzone: I get a similar feeling seeing buildings being knocked down. Sometimes where I have worked or used before in some capacity.
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update your e-mail addy to a dummy one
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SHOUT SISTER SHOUT - The Blue Flames
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Shining Light - Annie Lennox
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Moonshine - Bert Janch
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All We Are - Jonah
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I rather enjoyed 'UK's Best Part Time Band'. (I didnt see the other one). I have never regarded music as competitive. I know it's treated that way. Album & singles charts. Battle of Bands, talent shows etc. MS makes a good point about John Martyn. We can all think of major artists who could never cut it in a talent show. Dylan, Waits, etc. and if you did you would stifle their talent. I think all of us have some crazy notions about music; myself included, but competition sits squarely in the crazy corner. I don't think that talent shows have any creative value. Can you become famous & make money from them? Yes.
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Strange Town - The Jam
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Dreaming of You - The Coral (we cover this is Blown Out - but differently!)
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For the John Coltrane Quartet, 'A Love Supreme' is as good as it gets! I have a bunch of these old albums. The 'Coltrane' album from 1962 is a favourite of mine. It has a tune called Tunji on it that has a nice hazy groove. I recently sent a link of this to a young drummer I know as an example of Elvin Jones's playing (Elvin is my favourite drummer). Box of Goats? Pretty damned fine bunch of songs. I still have the copy you sent me (I can still hum one of the songs too). And I appologise again for never getting around to the promised review.
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Estimated Prophet – Grateful Dead
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Dave Holland would be my favourite. Phil Lesh plays unorthodox bass. He trespasses away from the bass role, but I love his playing. (Here with Mike Gordon) For minimal iconic lines, I can’t leave out Sting. It’s almost a form of bass perfection. I’m not a bassist either, but my admiration for them grows every time I pick up mine to lay down a bass track.
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A mans been caught abusing himself in a newsagents. It's now all over the papers.
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I met a girl in a pub last night and we ended up going back to her house. After a few more drinks, we started kissing and having a bit of foreplay on the sofa. She looked at me and said, "Let's take this upstairs." ... I said, "Okay, you grab one end and I'll grab the other."
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right now: House of Mercy sARAH jAROSZ Someone recommended her to me. I'll listen some more later. At home: I have bought a Buddy Rich : 7 Classic Albums Vol. 2 . Only heard 2 of these so far. Its also the first time I have heard him sing! at the same time I am alternating with Malcomb Arnold's Symphonies 1 & 2 on Naxos (bought at the same time). Enjoying those greatly.
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Lots of energy. Love her voice!
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Bullseye! yep. Sweater = Pullover = Jersey = Jumper
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right now : I am listening to 'Pot Kettle Black' a 5 track CD. This band are a side venture of my Blown-Out bandmate & singer Pete Aubrey. The tunes are rock originals. On the way into work I was listening to LoudHailer. This a newly released album by Jeff Beck. This is my favourite track
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tHIRD eYE bLIND - Jumper (dunno if Americans will get this)
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Shore Leave - Tom Waits
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First Cut is the Deepest - P.P Arnold
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but I love being challenged Rob Strange Brew / Beating the Odds
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Strange Brew - Cream
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