I saw this show at Shoreline,
Actually saw them through the years with Keith, Kenny, and Zak.
Never thought Kenny’s style fit with their over the top shows.
Got to see John at a teeny club in Scottsdale with Jerry Shirley and others as his band.
I got to shake the great man’s hand. One of my most prized memories.
Boy, I’ll bet that is a turbocharged version!
Similar tastes here but also jazz. In the last year or two I have enjoyed a lot of newer classical like Ravel, Debussy, Mahler, Stravinsky, and RVW to go with loads of Bach, Mozart, Vivaldi, and Beethoven. Have also recently been enjoying much more Haydn and Brahms. I love KMFA when I am too laze to flip records.
Well, it doesn’t exactly count as what are you listening to - but I was just “flipping channels” on my iPad and I stopped — and was mesmerized — on Little Richard - I Am Everything - so much made such perfect sense. I sighed. I think I will listen to choral music now (have been a participant doe a good part of my pre-Covid life).
I’m a huge DB fan, and I can honestly say I’ve never heard the song in my life. Thx for sharing!
Right in my wheelhouse
Been a while!
I was in London last week, for a few days only. While visiting one of my favourite stores (Drake’s) they were playing both of these songs. I’d say the store is mostly aimed at 30 and 40-somethings…
I had already been revisiting St Etienne - their music just sounds so ‘fresh’ even though it’s over 30 years old. And then Mulatu Astatke has always been pretty timeless.
Her range reaches garage bands !
Never really heard of them before - so, what happened to them?!
A Nicky Hopkins film!
Seeing them tonight, about 35 years after I first saw them.
Im caught between the moon and New York city.
A song I love, even though I don’t understand Greek. Hopefully @Phoenikia will post as to whether it is sad or hopeful (or both!).
The singer is a prominent opera singer.
More distinctive Vox Continental or Farfisa sound:
In KC, the K-Otics version was the hit
