Great Lost Tracks - An Everyday Series

I love this one.

Ahhh see I hate when this happens…












































Some dopey fukker asks the most voluble drunkard currently loose on the net to voice off on matters musicaux.

It can only end in tears.

I’ve heard a coupla his things before and quite liked him

First one’s better’n this second one I reckon

A bit rootsy and worthily artisan for my current (and lets face it – default) listening choice (tacky/urban/loud/snotty)

Forgot the track

Either this is a very good mock-up

Or this is a StennyBoard Music Thread (slightly diminished) landmark moment

Original rockkers don't come any better than ole Hank

Youtube clips don't come any fresher'n 20 days old

Never seen this clip in all my years of wasting my life staying up late watching sundry music-related pyshe and praying for sleep ...et setterah, et setterahhh

For Gov ...

Immo wrote:Ahhh see I hate when this happens…



Some dopey fukker asks the most voluble drunkard currently loose on the net to voice off on matters musicaux.

It can only end in tears.

Gee thanks, next time I'll ask Sev.

Just a wee joke man

Nub and gist of the joke was your affording a platform, on which to spout pyshe about music, to the most tediously verbose music-obsessive (outside of Glad like ) on the board.

Will I whoosh or shall you be mother?

Anyhow...

Fukkin ridiculously exciting this next...

As soon as Toots teaches me how to liberate indiviudal vidja tracks off my "Stax Volt Revue - Live in Norway" DVD, you mighty music clubbers will be looking upon my works and despairing

(Although not as much as I will to be fair )



PS

I just meant the "music obsessive" bit Gee

I still own the franchise on tedious verbosity

I hear the chain is up for grabs tho

What was all that guff?

Som'dy write me a summary. A short one ffs

Tosser

That concise enuff for ya?

He's your bitch immo.


This tune has nothing to do with the above:

I thought I was your bitch

I can't get the hang of all this bitch stuff at all

Break up day for the 2 week Easter hols today

You'd expect some balls-out rocker or dancer for the first track of the 2 week holiday weekend



Howevahhhh

One of those wee mad "things" that happen in the course of the daily G...

Guy at work today had a bereavement.

I know this guy - not "text him for beers after work" know him; but definitely talk pish about pretty much anything under the sun for the few brief minutes we meet up occasionally during smoke breaks.

He's a big, bluff, funny diamond of a guy who just has a natural knack of being utterly open and natural. A big breenger of a bloke who always is ready to laugh off the horrors and inequities of life with one of those "whit the fukk ye gony do - eh" shrugs.

I like him a lot - he's good company and a good guy.

Somebody you'd go for a pint with definitely

(not an acolade to be bandied lightly )

Why do horrible things happen to good people if "God PLC" exists?

Unfortunately for you poor saps... when i reach one these existential crisis points I always retire to the Jazz wing of the collection in search of philosophical balm

Here Immo, you watching BBC4 just now. Rather excellent programme on 'Cool' featuring Miles among others (Brubeck, Gillespie, Mingus etc.)

Fukkin terrific isn't it

Currently recording this week's batch

Beeb 2 showed a lot of the footage when they exhumed the tapes of Jazz 625 back in the 80s (90s?) but it's really outstanding stuff.

The Ellington stuff is still ridiculously exciting to watch

Yep, seen a couple of good ones over the last week or so. don't tell me how it ends, I'm Sky+ ing it

That Take 5 riff has to be one of the most perfect pieces of music that there is.

[Haw Crown, create cool jazz smiley and insert here: ]

This should cheer you up immo, it's the ascending chorus, they're always uplifting.

supermo wrote:Yep, seen a couple of good ones over the last week or so. don't tell me how it ends, I'm Sky+ ing it

Unsquare Dance (also in 5/4 time a la Take Five) and Bossa Nova USA by Brubeck are stonkers too

And that's jazz





I love it when Gee gets in from "The Station" - adds a whole nuther dimensh to the music thread



I trust we find you well sir

Glad - I know furra a fact you hate the C**in B***st**e versh of this beautifully crafted wee nugget...

But howdja feel about Denny?

Another wunna Dee's... by Pee

Mullet-mania



Love that wee bluesy attempt by Macca on the vocal coda

Salena realises it a bit more satisfyingly tho

Still...

Macca's attempt gets closer to Salena than this does..



...to Richard

Immo wrote:Glad - I know furra a fact you hate the C**in B***st**e versh of this beautifully crafted wee nugget...

But howdja feel about Denny?

Immo, I didn't remember Denny Laine had recorded that prior to Colin Blunstone!

Great song, although I'm not too keen on 'Denny'. Nor am I a big Beatles fan, but but but ......

This might be my fav. McCartney linked song, but is it a Lennon number? I've learnt to play it on the ukulele I bought off ebay after the Scotland Norway game in October.

Mr Cash.... I could cry.

So could I

Faaakinell they were tight tho



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiB66wRtKG8