what are you listening to at the moment?

[Foxhound]

Something I listen to/watch quite frequently. Great track/vid.......

They were massive when my son was moving up to comprehensive school. I ended up listening to and enjoying their stuff too.

[port perran]

Somethng French for you :

[Newportnobby]

Arguably one of the most beautiful songs ever written

And one everyone should have in their collection

[Moonglum]

I would certainly agree about Steely Dan's "Do It Again" Mick @Newportnobby . One of the best bands during the 70s. Not so good after "Gaucho" and Donald Fagin's output has been patchy since "The Nightfly"...

How about some "Ruby Baby"...

Tim

[port perran]

I would also agree regarding Do it Again and yes, Steely Dan were a highlight of the later 1970s.

I also rather liked some of the output from The Dukes of September involving Donald Fagan.

As for Queensryche, it's not something I've heard before but sorry - it doesn't float my boat at all I'm afraid.

As for Ruby  Baby - a very nice little ditty indeedy.

[kusojiji]

Arguably one of the most beautiful songs ever written

And one everyone should have in their collection

Love both! My buddy introduced me to Queensryche while we were both stationed in Japan in 90-91 timeframe.

[Moonglum]

Martin @port perran , I had to look up "The Dukes of September" as I had not heard of them only to discover that they were originally "The New York Rock and Soul Revue" a supergroup, I have their live CD "Live at the Beacon". So, I thought that we could some "Pretzel Logic"...

With Michael McDonald... well worth a listen

Tim

[port perran]

It's a complicated old world Tim @Moonglum.

I hadn't heard of The New York Rock and Soul Revue. That is  a great version of Pretzel Logic there.

Just to complete the circle, here's The Dukes of September (Donald Fagan, Michael McDonald and Boz Scaggs) with Lowdown :

[Moonglum]

Absolutely superb Martin @port perran ! I missed "Lowdown" first time around, a "girl" friend had "Raw Silk" as well as "Year of the Cat" Al Stewart, "Argus" Wishbone Ash and "Brothers and Sisters" Allman Brothers which had greater appeal at the time.

Tim

[Newportnobby]

A bit of Khachaturian in the shape of 'Sabre Dance'
Under the name of Love Sculpture but in fact Dave Edmunds and his Rock Piles

[port perran]

Ooooer.....that brings bad luck.

I'm off out to find a four leaf clover a bit quick.

[Newportnobby]

Ooooer.....that brings bad luck.

I'm off out to find a four leaf clover a bit quick.

 

MacBeth!!

[Graham63]

A bit of Khachaturian in the shape of 'Sabre Dance'
Under the name of Love Sculpture but in fact Dave Edmunds and his Rock Piles

Heard this on John Peels Sunday afternoon show in 196something he played it at the end of his show and then played it again because he couldn't believe what he 'd just heard

[Bealman]

I went out and bought the single!

[Newportnobby]

I went out and bought the single!

Ditto. Still have it