15-03-2018, 03:49 PM
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Re: My Own Personal Choice of Music.
Originally Posted by Floydy
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Hmmm, Mungo Jerry...the jury's out on that one. I think they could have been much bigger if they're rockier side had been taken more seriously.Love early Dr. Hook when the band was with 'The Medicine Show'. The track 'Cover Of The Rolling Stone' is one of my favourites.
Gosh mine too. I saw Dennis Locorriere recently... he is still as good as ever
He told us that they were all on tour sharing a hotel room in the early days when they got a phone call asking if they wanted to be on the cover of the Rolling Stone it was then they realised they had truly made it. the song was a tribute to that day. It was rarely played in the UK though as the BBC considered it advertising
My favourite track ot theirs is Freakers Ball it too would probably be banned now if you listen to the words ... great track though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=33DaHQJVkzk
15-03-2018, 05:44 PM
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Re: My Own Personal Choice of Music.
Originally Posted by summer
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Gosh mine too. I saw Dennis Locorriere recently... he is still as good as ever He told us that they were all on tour sharing a hotel room in the early days when they got a phone call asking if they wanted to be on the cover of the Rolling Stone it was then they realised they had truly made it. the song was a tribute to that day. It was rarely played in the UK though as the BBC considered it advertising
My favourite track ot theirs is Freakers Ball it too would probably be banned now if you listen to the words ... great track though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=33DaHQJVkzk
Good to see Freakers Ball. I didn't remember that song.
17-03-2018, 02:11 PM
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Re: My Own Personal Choice of Music.
Some nice selections there, Longfellow. Good to see the Albert Hammond track. He wrote 'The Air That I Breathe' for The Hollies, and is also the father of the lead singer with The Strokes incidentallyYou seem like you're in a 'folky' mood today with those early selections.
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