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 Posted: 30-September-2006 at 19:16 |
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ack, Rikki/Ricki/Ricky...(however ya spell it)..dont lose that number...how could I forget that one. |
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TPFKAB (The Poster Formerly Known As Brunswick).
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Rolo
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Posted: 01-October-2006 at 15:05 |
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Ah thanks Star,at last I can safely say that my education is complete. 'Fraid there's no Coronation Street fans round here. Edited by Rolo |
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russell
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Posted: 01-October-2006 at 19:04 |
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Whats the deal - I said I was listening to Steely Dan and
Rolo who gave you power!!! Come on your screwing with me..... [/QUOTE] He most defo played Reeling in the years , and I'm sure He played Rikke don't lose that number (even if once in a blue moon ) I loved the album ....can't buy a thrill but pretzel logic was also a fantastic album too (along with Aja of course ) Edited by russell |
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IanL
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Posted: 01-October-2006 at 19:26 |
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With you all the way with Pretzel Logic Russell.. The Donald Fagen solo album "The Nightfly" (1982) is good stuff too (probably way too mellow and jazzy for Grove material) but one thing you could always be sure of on Steely Dan or successors of that band was fantastic musicianship. They had these great session guitarists who were very slick indeed. The jazz crossover stuff in their later work mightn't me to everyones taste but they're a class act (as Padraig Flynn might say  )
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Ian - Grover '81-'84
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Rolo
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Posted: 01-October-2006 at 20:19 |
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Would ya look at your man, not in Mayo a wet day and he's gone all native ! |
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russell
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Posted: 01-October-2006 at 20:28 |
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Ah Ian
Agree with you , nightfly was a fantastic work. Did you ever see the classic album documentarys ? last year 'can't buy a thrill' and the making of it was shown. some fantastic old footage was shown.....fantastic guitar work on all the albums ,slick is not strong enough a word isn't that right Rolo ? Russ |
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Posted: 01-October-2006 at 20:33 |
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No Russ, I haven't seen any Dan documentaries. I must seek them out. slight aside : The most interesting (but sad) rock documentary I saw lately was the BBC one about Syd Barrett's life and times. Some really moving stuff in that... and gosh his solo stuff was really off the wall (no pun intended)... I've got no CDs or stuff with the old Floyd (Barrett era) on it though... |
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Posted: 01-October-2006 at 22:23 |
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Ian
I've seen that footage too .... ah well When you think of all the great names that have passed on from a great era Joplan , Hendrix , Barrett, boland, lynott ....the list goes on We won't mention all the jazz musicains who have passed on as it's just too sad........for example people like Billy Holiday and Chet Baker.. need I say more ?? Russ |
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Posted: 01-October-2006 at 23:38 |
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Hey Ian, In case you're interested...was in Virgin in Liffey Vally today...and they have Syd Barrett's solo album The Madcap Laughs..on CD...with extra material as well..outakes and aklternative takes...was almost gonna pick it up but only had enough for the two CD's I'd already picked up. |
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Posted: 02-October-2006 at 00:28 |
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Don't stop there Russ........... Morrison, Kosoff, Bonham, Most of the original Lynyrd Skynyrd, Gallagher, Scott..............surprised there's anyone left.
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Posted: 02-October-2006 at 13:34 |
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Afternoon Rolo ! You'll be saying I've joined Macra na Feirme next
Am I the only Grover in the West ? Hell or Connaught is it ? 
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Posted: 02-October-2006 at 13:45 |
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Well I spose technically... Teresa is in the West...hehehe!! Just way way waaaaay West ... |
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Posted: 06-October-2006 at 19:48 |
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Ah ..found the thread...so .... Picked up Talking Heads - The Name of This Band Is ...as discussed earlier in this thread ..in HMV Blanch for a very reasonable €8.99. It's a double CD with 12 extra tracks. The sound is excellent...(am listening to it right now) and it sounds as fresh today as when it was released all those years ago.. An absolute bargain in my opinion.... |
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Posted: 06-October-2006 at 21:28 |
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Any Alabama 3 fans? For the uninitiated they're the guys who do the Sopranos theme tune. I'm lovin them for the past year or two (or three - time goes so bloody fast these days...things I thought happened 2 years ago were actually in the last century!) Anyway they're well worth a listen to "Exile on Coldharbour Lane" is sublime - if any one wants "Woke up this morning" or "Speed of the sound of loneliness" (cover) as a taster pm me and I'll bang them off BTW Does anyone know who originally sang "Speed of the Sound of Loneliness"?
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Cheers
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Posted: 06-October-2006 at 21:46 |
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Yep..is written and was recorded by John Prine...and I spose most famously covered by Nanci Griffith on her Other Voices Other Rooms CD. She does a great version..and is a personal friend of Prine's..and a nicer example of genuine star you couldn't find..but of course I'm a little biased towards Nanci...hehehe!! |
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Posted: 06-October-2006 at 21:50 |
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If ya wanna learn more about John Prine Marie his official website is http://www.johnprine.net/ He's a bit of a legend in folk music circles..and rightly so..a true troubadour ... |
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Posted: 08-October-2006 at 18:54 |
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Just listening to a vinyl LP Jimmy Savile's Time Travels, 20 Golden Hits of 1967. Side 1 1. Flowers In The Rain - The Move 2. Dedicated To The One I Love - Mamas and Papas 3. Kites - Simon Dupree & The Big Sound 4. With Aittle Help From My Friends - The Young Idea 5. The Day I Met Marie - Cliff Richard 6. I'm A Believer - Monkees 7. It Must Be Him - Vicki Carr 8. There's A Kind Of Hush - Herman's Hermits 9. The Boat That I Row - Lulu 10. Excerpt From A Teenage Opera - Keith West Side 2 1. Heroes And Villians - Beach Boys 2. I've Been A Bad Bad Boy - Paul Jones 3. Let's Go To San Francisco - Flowerpot Men 4. Big Spender - Shirley Bassey 5. A Whiter Shade Of Pale - Procol Harum 6. Carrie-Anne - Hollies 7. Edelweiss - Vince Hill 8. Thank You Very Much - Scaffold 9. Up Up & Away - The Johnny Mann Singers 10. Hi Ho Silver Lining - Jeff Beck And I remember all these back in '67  When the world was a better place, people more friendlier and a nicer place to live  Edited by Biker Pat |
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Posted: 03-May-2007 at 21:14 |
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Have Chris Rea's "Water Sign" spinning on the turntable at the moment. Nice album from 1983. Cost £6.99. |
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Biker Pat Grove 1972-1975 |
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Posted: 03-May-2007 at 21:42 |
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Exile On Main Street now spinning. A classic album by one of the greatest bands, Rolling Stones.  |
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Biker Pat Grove 1972-1975 |
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Am listening to Wolfmother at the moment. They're an Aussie band heavily influenced by Black Sabbath and Led Zepplin and whats even better is that they're only a 3 piece. Great music too. ]
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