Today I will mostly be listening to ....

robinofottershaw said:

Saw Walter Trout and his band at the Buxton Opera House this week when staying with friends. Had never heard of him before. 

Great rock and blues guitarist who played with John Mayall many years ago and was also in Canned Heat for a period. Lots of stories between songs about jamming with people like Rory Gallagher, one of my heroes from the 70s, Mick Taylor etc. After years of excess he needed a liver transplant about 8 years ago. During 8 months in hospital he also suffered from brain damage which caused him to lose the ability to speech and forget how to play the guitar. He certainly manages to do both now. Felt like every male over the age of 60 with a pony tail in the vicinity of Buxton was there on Monday night!

I'm not into blues guitarists per se, but you make me wish I had been there!

Been playing this on and off for a few weeks now.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-crYbEiwtCQ

robinofottershaw said:

Saw Walter Trout and his band at the Buxton Opera House this week when staying with friends. Had never heard of him before. 

Great rock and blues guitarist who played with John Mayall many years ago and was also in Canned Heat for a period. Lots of stories between songs about jamming with people like Rory Gallagher, one of my heroes from the 70s, Mick Taylor etc. After years of excess he needed a liver transplant about 8 years ago. During 8 months in hospital he also suffered from brain damage which caused him to lose the ability to speech and forget how to play the guitar. He certainly manages to do both now. Felt like every male over the age of 60 with a pony tail in the vicinity of Buxton was there on Monday night!

first saw him about twenty years odd ago in (I think it was) New Malden and subsequently seen him since in sunny Cleethorpes and near Huddersfield .. always in small and intimate venues, he never changes .. a great blues band and his singing voice is also well up there .. Carlos Santana has described him as the world's best white blues guitarist (I wonder how many others he has said that about lol) ..   a friend says nah, it Stevie Ray Vaughan , I never saw the late great Stevie live ..   whatever, Walter at age 71 is still a blues master, and there ain't many left .. see him while y'all still can 

https://youtu.be/KNhTv3cs3gY

https://youtu.be/9Pw4_gZd-FY

Kooks - David Bowie

https://youtu.be/nsyK9_iaCoA

Hot 8 Brass Band - Ghost Town(specials cover)

IdleHans said:

https://youtu.be/lo4-b4rOsYE

Can't watch this without a smile. Cracking version.

Saw him at Shepherds Bush Empire about 7 years ago, he was great and overwhelmed by how much the crowd loved him.

Probably my favourite from Hunky Dory. Such a loss.

https://youtu.be/Zhseae93RDg

hoof_it_up_to_benty said:

https://youtu.be/rIAZ8unRm2c

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Love this song, used to play very loud at the studio when I was working late and most had gone home.

Wished I'd seen them in their prime, rather than at Shepherds Bush Empire about 7 years ago. As we know he hasn't aged well, who has? He was sporting a Hitler style moustache, very weird.

sillav nitram said:

hoof_it_up_to_benty said:

https://youtu.be/rIAZ8unRm2c

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Love this song, used to play very loud at the studio when I was working late and most had gone home.

Wished I'd seen them in their prime, rather than at Shepherds Bush Empire about 7 years ago. As we know he hasn't aged well, who has? He was sporting a Hitler style moustache, very weird.

Saw them at the Rainbow on Christmas Day 1978, and Hammersmith Palais in early 80’s … superb. 

https://youtu.be/uuPVM6xMGwc

Futureheads - Hounds of love cover

https://youtu.be/8jmlWcItwxc

Maximo Park - books from boxes

https://youtu.be/tZaIFvcUoSY

https://youtu.be/K7MqTrXwojk

https://youtu.be/inNBpizpZkE

Nina Simone - I wish I knew how it would feel to be free

https://youtu.be/kfdW4687b_w

Isaac Hayes - Shaft