Yeah that’s a nice song…
They (and Paul’s) share this same darkish and full sound, like it’s coming from a tube amp. Always loved that sound. You can also hear it very well on Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours, which still sounds like it could have been made yesterday. And it was also the sound Lenny Kravitz did on his first album.
yeah real instruments and amps…im nostalgic too!
PS, for the post peter green stuff I like Bare Trees better
Has a nice little job with Bruce still…the dueling guitars on Youngstown live one of my favorite rock guitar moments
so 70s…
might see billy joel later this year, this is my favorite of his
the 70s without Emmylou wouldn’t have been nearly as awesome
some of you here know i really like mott the hoople (and their version of this on all the young dudes–every cut on that album is a hit to quote ian faith)… but gotta tip your hat to paul rogers too…man can sing
Billy Joel’s The Stranger is a monster of an album no bad songs at all. Would be great to see him live indeed.
Yeah this could be the last chance, never know. He’s got a fair amount of stuff that i’m not really a huge fan of too…well in the 80s Nylon Curtain was in my cassette box and it’s a guilty pleasure still
also in my cassette collection…
huge fan still and rare music me and my partner both like - we see em every chance we get!
poll of irish rock fans, who came out on top? Sorry Bono!
Rory Gallagher crowned Ireland’s greatest musician in poll (planetradio.co.uk)
How about this one, Daryl Hall singing, Phil Collins drumming and Brian Eno on the synthesizer…
I love it
this album never seems to get airplay but i like it (also w fripp)
love that they used this 70s gem in the remake of starsky and hutch (which i like!)
I was thinking about Chicago as well when we were discussing 70s songs. They have some great songs (and not so great ones too).
The song that always balances me. Sht hits the fan, interview coming up, this is what gets me right.
I was lucky enough to see one of the Frippertronics record store concerts back then. Just Bob, his guitar, and 2 Revoxes.
From the same era
don’t know the full line up here but three drum kits !
Bond, Graham Bond
This is where Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker began their journey
Respighi, The Pines of Rome
