01 Nilsson Without You 02 Pipes & Drums & The Military Band Of The Royal Scots Dragoon Guard Amazing Grace 03 Donny Osmond Puppy Love 04 The New Seekers I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing (In Perfect Harmony) 05 Lieutenant Pigeon Mouldy Old Dough 06 Chuck Berry My Ding-A-Ling 07 T Rex Metal Guru 08 Neil Reid Mother Of Mine 09 Chicory Tip Son Of My Father 10 Don McLean American Pie 11 Don McLean Vincent 12 Alice Cooper School's Out 13 Gary Glitter Rock And Roll Parts 1 And 2 14 The New Seekers Beg, Steal Or Borrow 15 Slade Mama Weer All Crazee Now 16 Rod Stewart You Wear It Well 17 Gilbert O'Sullivan Clair 18 T Rex Telegram Sam 19 Faron Young It's Four In The Morning 20 Slade Take Me Bak 'Ome
Saw them in 71 at the Black Prince Bexley....... mind you my ears were still ringing in '72' ....Very 'Umble and certainly very heavy'
You may have noticed that Ken (from Bexley?) Hensley and Lee Kerslake are back in the fold. Met drummer Russell Gilbrook yesterday at the local golf range - lovely bloke :-)
Any Beefheart fans out there? Way before my time but he's one of my favourites (if not all time fave).
So, although I'm a big Neil Young's Harvest I'd have to say:
Clear Spot by Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band, probably his most accessible album. The Spotlight kid was also released in '72 which I think is also a really good album.
Any Beefheart fans out there? Way before my time but he's one of my favourites (if not all time fave).
So, although I'm a big Neil Young's Harvest I'd have to say:
Clear Spot by Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band, probably his most accessible album. The Spotlight kid was also released in '72 which I think is also a really good album.
I have really tried over the years to get CB but, apart from an acceptance of the odd track, I have to admit that I have failed miserably.
Any Beefheart fans out there? Way before my time but he's one of my favourites (if not all time fave).
So, although I'm a big Neil Young's Harvest I'd have to say:
Clear Spot by Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band, probably his most accessible album. The Spotlight kid was also released in '72 which I think is also a really good album.
I have really tried over the years to get CB but, apart from an acceptance of the odd track, I have to admit that I have failed miserably.
I'm so sorry. Please forgive me.
I don't get Beefheart after Safe As Milk or Zappa et al. Just give me a tune.
Any Beefheart fans out there? Way before my time but he's one of my favourites (if not all time fave).
So, although I'm a big Neil Young's Harvest I'd have to say:
Clear Spot by Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band, probably his most accessible album. The Spotlight kid was also released in '72 which I think is also a really good album.
I have really tried over the years to get CB but, apart from an acceptance of the odd track, I have to admit that I have failed miserably.
I'm so sorry. Please forgive me.
Spent quite a lot of time listening to him before I could appreciate his music. Clear Spot is probably his most accessible piece of work (closely followed by Safe As Milk) and more than worth a listen if you want to give him one last try (especially tracks like Long Neck Bottles, Sun Zoom Spark and Her Eyes Are a Blue Million Miles). Clear Spot and Safe As Milk unlocked it for me and when I got into Trout Mask Replica it opened up a whole new world. Anyway, back to 1972...
Any Beefheart fans out there? Way before my time but he's one of my favourites (if not all time fave).
So, although I'm a big Neil Young's Harvest I'd have to say:
Clear Spot by Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band, probably his most accessible album. The Spotlight kid was also released in '72 which I think is also a really good album.
I have really tried over the years to get CB but, apart from an acceptance of the odd track, I have to admit that I have failed miserably.
I'm so sorry. Please forgive me.
Hi AA, the Magic Band are still touring. Go and see them live and Beefheart will come to you!
Any Beefheart fans out there? Way before my time but he's one of my favourites (if not all time fave).
So, although I'm a big Neil Young's Harvest I'd have to say:
Clear Spot by Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band, probably his most accessible album. The Spotlight kid was also released in '72 which I think is also a really good album.
I have really tried over the years to get CB but, apart from an acceptance of the odd track, I have to admit that I have failed miserably.
I'm so sorry. Please forgive me.
Hi AA, the Magic Band are still touring. Go and see them live and Beefheart will come to you!
I see no point in continuing my relationship with them. as the magics gone out.
Any Beefheart fans out there? Way before my time but he's one of my favourites (if not all time fave).
So, although I'm a big Neil Young's Harvest I'd have to say:
Clear Spot by Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band, probably his most accessible album. The Spotlight kid was also released in '72 which I think is also a really good album.
I have really tried over the years to get CB but, apart from an acceptance of the odd track, I have to admit that I have failed miserably.
I'm so sorry. Please forgive me.
Hi AA, the Magic Band are still touring. Go and see them live and Beefheart will come to you!
I see no point in continuing my relationship with them. as the magics gone out.
In my opinion the magic's gone out of most music... but who am I to make such a judgement?
Any Beefheart fans out there? Way before my time but he's one of my favourites (if not all time fave).
So, although I'm a big Neil Young's Harvest I'd have to say:
Clear Spot by Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band, probably his most accessible album. The Spotlight kid was also released in '72 which I think is also a really good album.
I have really tried over the years to get CB but, apart from an acceptance of the odd track, I have to admit that I have failed miserably.
I'm so sorry. Please forgive me.
Hi AA, the Magic Band are still touring. Go and see them live and Beefheart will come to you!
I see no point in continuing my relationship with them. as the magics gone out.
In my opinion the magic's gone out of most music... but who am I to make such a judgement?
Comments
Not my favourite of his, that would be "5".
But still enough to chill you out.
11 is very young to be listening to songs about giving head<</b>/blockquote>
I was 20 when that record was released and I didn't know what it meant...........
Way before my time but he's one of my favourites (if not all time fave).
So, although I'm a big Neil Young's Harvest I'd have to say:
Clear Spot by Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band, probably his most accessible album. The Spotlight kid was also released in '72 which I think is also a really good album.
PFM - Per Un Amico... going to see PFM next month at Dingwalls
I'm so sorry. Please forgive me.