The Shadows - "Wonderful Land" - What a load of shite.
Can't be having that CE It was a great year: lovely summer, first decent motorbike, holiday romance, first pay packet, and the Shads remind me of it all every time I hear them. Could still do 'the Shadows Walk' if it wasn't for me trouble!
That strat........ red I understand, these guys were great, and are great. Regarded as Cliff's backing band, they were a lot more than that, and Hank, the only guy except Buddy Holly who was an early icon. Along with Lonnie Donegan, who almost invented the british rock/skiffel sound. Hank must have inspired thousands of young teenager's to take up the guitar. Of course I was more into Page and Clapton/Beck, re: Yardbirds/Bluesbreakers, before Hendrix and Gallagher. For some one who was into progressive blues I have not progressed one step forward in 40 years, but then I do not think the guitar has either.
That strat........ red I understand, these guys were great, and are great. Regarded as Cliff's backing band, they were a lot more than that, and Hank, the only guy except Buddy Holly who was an early icon. Along with Lonnie Donegan, who almost invented the british rock/skiffel sound. Hank must have inspired thousands of young teenager's to take up the guitar.Of course I was more into Page and Clapton/Beck, re: Yardbirds/Bluesbreakers, before Hendrix and Gallagher. For some one who was into progressive blues I have not progressed one step forward in 40 years, but then I do not think the guitar has either.
Along with Bert Weedon's, Play In A Day. I remember learning the chord of C that day, if I'd learned two more, who knows, I might have been a member of Status Quo.
Call out the instigators Because there's something in the air We've got to get together sooner or later Because the revolution's here, and you know it's right And you know that it's right
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I hear you knocking - Dave Edmunds
B. Bumble & The Stingers - "Nut Rocker"
The Number 1 album was:
Elvis Presley - "Blue Hawaii (OST)"
Regarded as Cliff's backing band, they were a lot more than that, and Hank, the only guy except Buddy Holly who was an early icon.
Along with Lonnie Donegan, who almost invented the british rock/skiffel sound.
Hank must have inspired thousands of young teenager's to take up the guitar.
Of course I was more into Page and Clapton/Beck, re: Yardbirds/Bluesbreakers, before Hendrix and Gallagher.
For some one who was into progressive blues I have not progressed one step forward in 40 years, but then I do not think the guitar has either.
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The animals went in two by two - Noah
You started the lies!!
When I saw your answer, I thought the idea was to make something up.
Rod Stewart!!
Because there's something in the air
We've got to get together sooner or later
Because the revolution's here, and you know it's right
And you know that it's right