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Those gorgeous strings…
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Those gorgeous strings…
This one swings.
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We live in a world of lists.
Cure Top 3.
Cure Top 3.
2. Of course.
1. All Cats are Grey
A tribute album for Lou Reed. Mostly hits, a couple of misses. Keith doesn’t mess with a classic.
The Blue Weirdo
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As a live recording this one is hard to beat. The original release was an album with 6 tracks. Many years later the entire concert was released on CD. 4 musos at the top of their game.
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Foot tapping classic.
New release 1/11/24. They’re teasing us with a couple of songs.
This one came up on Instagram today. From The Bootleg Series Vol. 10.
BlueGum
Navy Blue
The 60s. AM radio pumping out the Top 40.
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Linda Ronstadt was bigger than Texas back in the day.
Could wail, scream & croon
as good as anyone.
This is just the best.
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Linda fronted this band and it’s my first memory of her as a performer. The song was written by Mike Nesmith before he became a member of The Monkees.
I love that song. The horns with a touch of 60s psychedelia make it memorable.
The Monkees were a phenomenon. I remember the songs and the TV show. It was funny playing with everyone in the street, bigger families in those days, and someone would shout that the show was starting and immediately the street would be deserted.
I went and saw the Mike and Mickey show at the Palais about 5 years ago. I listened to all the old songs that I was familiar with and then Mike took centre stage with this one and it floored me. The harmonising between the two gave it a sweetness. Even at their age they still had it. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did on the night.
