what are you listening to at the moment?

[Moonglum]

Some interesting and fun videos there @EtchedPixels and @kusojiji . I will check out the "Who" videos George @Bealman but never really been a big fan but did have "Tommy".

Tim

[Moonglum]

RIP Ozzy, here he is with Black Sabbath performing a more laid back offering from the album "Paranoid"...

Tim

[Newportnobby]

Not even a riff for Tony to play!
Great track

[Newportnobby]

Maybe the Beatles as you've not heard before - but I am old.

[port perran]

Maybe the Beatles as you've not heard before - but I am old.

I've not heard that before but my thoughts are simply.........hmmmmmm

[Dorsetmike]

Hoagy Carmichael "Stardust"

(Showing my age?)

[Moonglum]

Different and different Messrs @Newportnobby and @Dorsetmike !

[Moonglum]

Deep Purple did get some "help" and within four years were producing such classics as this...

Probably a bit too noisy for @port perran !

Tim

[port perran]

I actually quite like the studio version of Smoke on the Water.

[kusojiji]

Maybe the Beatles as you've not heard before - but I am old.

Wow, I actually like this version better.

[port perran]

I've been listening to Balthvs from Colombia lately.
If you are familiar with , and like, Khruangbin then you might well like Balthvs.

Gentle rockiness with a kind of Middle Eastern/Latin American vibe,

See what you think.

[Newportnobby]

I can't even spell those names, let alone pronounce 'em 

[Moonglum]

Nice one Martin @port perran , it's got a good groove and a lot of wah-wah!

Tim

[Newportnobby]

Otis Redding is naturally better known for '[Sittin' on] the Dock of the Bay' but, having just watched the excellent film 'Stormy Monday' with a heavyweight cast including Sting, Tommy Lee Jones, Sean Bean, Melanie Griffiths and James Cosmo, Otis was played on a jukebox singing 'I've been loving you too long'. Great song and great voice.

[Snowwolflair]

RIP Tom Lehrer
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I saw him in 1978 and he was brilliant.
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