Playlist over the last week.

[Mick Jones shoulder]

Jeff Healey. See the light
Robin Tower. Midnight caravan.
Steely Dan. The Royal Scam
Scorpions. Virgin Killer

[1964white]

Jeff Healey. See the light
Robin Trower. Midnight caravan.
Steely Dan. The Royal Scam
Scorpions. Virgin Killer

Nice!

Bridge Of Sighs is Trower's best

[Mick Jones shoulder]

Ye, 64 like alot of Robin Trowers output gets abit overlooked for his similarity to Hendrix, but there's alot more to him than that and still doing it I might add.

[gessa]

I like In City Dreams.
Also BLT, his collaboration with Jack Bruce and Bill Lordan.

[Mick Jones shoulder]

Guy who sang Davey Patterson was very good also sang in Gamma the Ronnie Montrose band from the late 70's early 80's
Also very good.

[gessa]

Patterson sang the last time I saw him.

[Mick Jones shoulder]

[hector]

Jeff Healey. See the light
Robin Tower. Midnight caravan.
Steely Dan. The Royal Scam
Scorpions. Virgin Killer

very nice album
sleeve a bit dodgy though

[Mick Jones shoulder]

The orig release in the brown paper bag

[BGwhite]

Currently the classic Slade 'Slayed' - track 2, The Whole World's Goin' Crazee

Ah now you're talking! Slayed & Sladest probably my fave Slade albums and I have everything they ever did. Nods voice undoubtedly one of the best ever in rock history .

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[BGwhite]

Never bought any of the Slade studio albums on vinyl or CD, maybe I should put that right.

However, I do have the Very Best Of Slade (2CD set) which is an excellent compilation of their works

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Disc: 1
1. Get Down And Get With It
2. Coz I Luv You
3. Look Wot You Dun
4. Take Me Bak 'Ome
5. Mama Weer All Crazee Now
6. Gudbuy T'Jane
7. Cum On Feel The Noize
8. Skweeze Me, Pleeze Me
9. My Friend Stan
10. Everyday
11. Bangin' Man
12. Far Far Away
13. How Does It Feel
14. Thanks For The Memory (Wham Bam Thank You Mam)
15. In For A Penny
16. Let's Call It Quits
17. We'll Bring The House Down
18. My Oh My
19. Run Run Away
20. Merry Xmas Everybody

Disc: 2
1. All Join Hands
2. Gypsy Roadhog
3. My Baby Left Me
4. Lock Up Your Daughters
5. Wheels Ain't Coming Down
6. Born To Be Wild
7. Ruby Red
8. (And Now The Waltz) C'est La Vie
9. 7 Year Bitch
10. Myzsterious Mizster Jones
11. Do You Believe In Miracles
12. Still The Same
13. Radio Wall Of Sound
14. Universe

This pretty much sums up their chart career 64 but a decent and not too heavy studio album is Rogues Gallery , if you like it heavier their last one You Boyz Make Big Noize is a rockin finale for the original line-up but as an avid fan of theirs imo all their albums are a great listen when you like that sort of thing.
Championys !

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[BGwhite]

Reading festival 1980 they stole the show.

Absolutely. They had basically split up by then and hadn't played together for ages but Ozzy had to pull out of Reading and Slade got a call to stand in for him. Some stand in ! They blew the place apart which then kick-started another wave of success for them.

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[gessa]

Absolutely. They had basically split up by then and hadn't played together for ages but Ozzy had to pull out of Reading and Slade got a call to stand in for him. Some stand in ! They blew the place apart which then kick-started another wave of success for them.

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They've always held a special place in the hearts of us Black Country boys.

[BGwhite]

They've always held a special place in the hearts of us Black Country boys.

Thay av r !

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[gessa]

Thay av r !

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Bostin

[Mick Jones shoulder]

81 at Donnington they were also bloody good. Mid afternoon slot.

[Durly]

Bob Vylan - We Live Here.

Fantastic, anti-racist, grime/punk/hardcore track. Not heard a better song this year and don't expect to. Won't be everyone's cup of tea and not for the easily offended mind.

[Durly]

More on the mellow side but this has been on constant rotation the past week or so.

Billie - this might be up your street.

[1964white]

More on the mellow side but this has been on constant rotation the past week or so.

Billie - this might be up your street.

Excellent Durly

What album is that tune from?

[Durly]

It's a 12" single. Only thing they've done so far. Hoping there's more in the pipeline. They're a collaboration between Binker & Moses (jazz duo) and Simon Ratcliffe of Basement Jaxx.