Very enjoyable.Who is he talking to ? 
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Quote: Bill Poster @ 22nd June 2018, 6:19 AMVery enjoyable.Who is he talking to ?
It's Bob Dylan's best mate in England, Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics.
Oh.I should have asked "Who's that girl"
This is blowing my mind:
February 24, 2018
Filmed at the Brooklyn Music School
Full concert video of Jimi Hendrix Tribute featuring Nels Cline of Wilco (guitar), Trevor Dunn (bass), Donald McKenzie (drums) with special guests Yuka C. Honda (keys), Sean Ono Lennon (guitar), Captain Kirk Douglas (guitar)
Quote: George Kaplan @ 22nd June 2018, 9:44 PMIt's Bob Dylan's best mate in England, Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics.
Oh him. He's that childish 60 odd year old who said F**k on that Whistle Test celebration and then smirked and said "Am I allowed to say that?" or something similar. You might do that when you're under 25 but an old man of his age was just pathetic.
I know that basically they're all old gits but having recently seen the Zombies I've just bought tickets for Roy Wood and Joan Baez - not together - on top of the Los Pacaminos (Paul Young's band) and Judy Collins gigs I'm going to later this year and early next year.
I can't believe I only found out yesterday that half of lynyrd skynyrd died in a plane crash
I heard, for the first time ever, Sunday People by The Monroes recently and loved it. Wasn't that blown away by their other singles though...
Chinese who like Cobain, Koreans who like Marley and the real New Order singing in Japanese:
HedgeHog - Wink - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSl8SCwiy_8
Windy City - This Crazy World - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOPQL4hJxyo
New Order - Krafty - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uBHkVdXoCQ
Plus:
Henry Flynt and The Insurrections - Missionary Stew - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpjNnQMeU8k
segued/segwayed with The Dooleys - Honey I'm Lost - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIeJhfS5NQ8 
Quote: lofthouse @ 24th June 2018, 8:36 PMI can't believe I only found out yesterday that half of lynyrd skynyrd died in a plane crash
That happened when they were probably at their peak in the mid-seventies I believe.
Quote: lofthouse @ 24th June 2018, 8:36 PMI can't believe I only found out yesterday that half of lynyrd skynyrd died in a plane crash
Yeah, it happened in 1977 just as they were becoming superstars. The band members who weren't killed were badly injured. Aerosmith had been thinking about using the same aircraft for their tour.
I'm surprised you hadn't heard about the crash. I think every American rock fan from the era knows about it.
Yeah they aren't really my cup of tea !
Bands of that ilk aren't of any real interest to me - that said I was surprised I'd never heard about it before...
Quote: lofthouse @ 25th June 2018, 9:18 PMYeah they aren't really my cup of tea !
Bands of that ilk aren't of any real interest to me - that said I was surprised I'd never heard about it before...
If you can't enjoy this song you must be dead inside. 
Ha! It's alright I guess
Ain't the Clash though is it?