what are you listening to at the moment?

[Bob Tidbury]

I have been listening to
Rumer She is my number one
Followed by
Tudor Lodge
Two Coats Colder.
Both come equal second .
Very Relaxing .
Bob Tidbury

[Southerngooner]

I'm listening to both Specials LPs and remembering quite how good Terry Hall was.....

Dave

[port perran]

Especially for @Bob Tidbury

I know that you are a big Rumer fan but wonder if you've come across this :


https://youtu.be/ilRZxWXUz6A

Singing with Boozoo Bajou a German electronica/blues/jazz duo.
Cheers
Martin

[Newportnobby]

Some 'proper' old British R & B like............

and..................

[Bob Tidbury]

Thanks Martin very interesting .
Bob Tidbury

[Moonglum]

Rumer has a very pleasant voice and it works well here in this setting @port perran and @Bob Tidbury

The Pink Fairies is a completely different kettle of fish @Newportnobby I saw them live at the Roundhouse, London in 1975, where they were joined by some of Hawkwind, it was very loud and there was a strange but pleasant smoky haze in the auditorium. Stray was the support act. I particularly like "War Girl" from "Never Never Land" along with other little ditties such as "Do It" and "Uncle Harry's Last Freak Out"...

My last CD purchase was "Black Acid Soul" by Lady Blackbird 10/10 if you like smoky jazz.

Cheers,

Tim

PS I am still flying the flag for Claire Hamill

[Bob Tidbury]

Moonglum I have nearly every CD from Rumer including her two early CDs  when she formed a group called La Honda and then one With Rory Moore called Stereo Venus .
Just the odd single that I havnt got .
I really think she has an amazing voice its been compared to Karen Carpenter by most of her fans .
Bob Tidbury .

[TrevL]

Not half bad for kids, althought "Ballroom Blitz" could have been better.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVvwpZRu5yY

[Trainfish]

Without sounding too harsh they could do with a dedicated vocalist.

[Malc]

Round the Horn, a radio classic. The Navy Lark up next.

[BramptonBranch]

Slobberbone, their cover of To Love somebody is divine!
Counting Crows "Good Night Elizabeth" from recovering the Satellite's
Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes box set.

[joe cassidy]

Round the Horn, a radio classic. The Navy Lark up next.

Reminds me of Sunday afternoons in the 60s.

I used to listen in my bedroom while my dad listened to Semprini Serenade in the living room.

Didn't like the Clitheroe Kid much 

[TrevL]

The Navy Lark was a favourite too.

[Toothman]

I have a internet radio u name what u like it's there music,comedy etc.exclusive radio is good most music artists are there u pick a band etc and u listen just to that band I have gary Newman stored they play his music from 80s to the present day. For everyday music I listen to primordial radio rock and metal.

[Tonye]

Going to see IRON MAIDEN tonight at the Motorpoint arena Nottingham.

Tony.