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What Are You Listening To? - Tiggi - 06-01-2010
John Lennon - John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band
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Some of Lennon's most personal songs. The cathartic nature of the lyrics have a reputation for being a painful listen, but I think that's overstating things a little.
Probably my favourite Beatles solo effort.
What Are You Listening To? - gryphon - 07-01-2010
An excellent album showing John at his most vulnerable and maybe at his most honest ..............Excellent control by John of Phil Spector's production techniques ..............wonderful almost minimal sound ............
What Are You Listening To? - Fretup - 07-01-2010
Currently listenin' to Jackson Browne's 'Running On Empty'.
What Are You Listening To? - gryphon - 07-01-2010
The Beatles.................Rubber Soul...........Remastered................Excellent
What Are You Listening To? - gryphon - 07-01-2010
At the moment I'm listening to The Monkees First Album...................Still sounds excellent to me . It brings back memories of those wonderful TV shows ...carefree innocent days when I was young and the biggest concern I had was what's for tea and what I was going to spend my pocket money on
What Are You Listening To? - Fretup - 08-01-2010
Listenin' to 'Universal Mind' by Liquid Tension Experiment....nice.
What Are You Listening To? - gryphon - 08-01-2010
A great album with well crafted songs, arrangements and good instrumentation which chronicles the relationships,affairs and complex friendships that tore apart and cemented together that incarnation of Fleetwood Mac
What Are You Listening To? - gryphon - 09-01-2010
Many moons ago.....music used to come on big black brittle things that whirled round at frighting speeds (78 RPM) and only contained two tracks..............Against this background the recording people of the day had a special product up their sleeves......................The novelty item.................These ranged from the funny to the downright bizarre.................. These items were hidden gems and it was this influence that combined with eight people became the melting pot that was The Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band.....................In the mid 60s Britain was about to go through the labour pains of giving birth to the Monty Python style of humour, which would become the yardstick by which comedy would be measured for decades to come.
In 1966 Vivian Stanshall,( Master of ceremonies on Tubular Bells ) Neil Innes ( Monty Python and Rutland Weekend Television) and six other musicians were recording and performing musical items based on these novelty items from the days of 78s. The art of the day was budding Sgt Pepper and psychedelia and of course pre Monty Python humour. EMI signed this octet and channeled them into producing their first recordings and at last an album( all be it with another label).........and that album was "Gorilla" Gorilla is more than a musical listen...........it is a full blooded piece of entrainment.....................find it .............listen to it and see what I mean
What Are You Listening To? - Music Head - 09-01-2010
from my library
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Think it was John Lennon that said something like "If they were to rename rock 'n' roll, they would just call it Chuck Berry". Can't argue with that. The guy defines the term. This compilation starts with 1959 and Chuck was rockin' way before then. This is volume 2 in this cd Chess reissue and I do not have volume 1 only because I have those tracks on vinyl. I will probably end up getting volume 1 at some point. Why? Because it's Chuck Berry. Once again, hard to pick a best and worst. Why? Because it's Chuck Berry. The legen is 83 years old and I'm not sure if he's still performing today, but I know as recently as a couple of years ago he was still performing and doing that duck walk.
I LOVE THIS ALBUM
Worst Track - Come On
Best Track - You Never Can Tell
It was a teenage wedding,
and the old folks wished them well
You could see that Pierre
did truly love the mademoiselle
And now the young monsieur
and madame have rung the chapel bell,
"C'est la vie", say the old folks,
it goes to show you never can tell
They furnished off an apartment
with a two room Roebuck sale
The coolerator was crammed
with TV dinners and ginger ale,
But when Pierre found work,
the little money comin' worked out well
"C'est la vie", say the old folks,
it goes to show you never can tell
They had a hi-fi phono, boy, did they let it blast
Seven hundred little records,
all rock, rhythm and jazz
But when the sun went down,
the rapid tempo of the music fell
"C'est la vie", say the old folks,
it goes to show you never can tell
They bought a souped-up jitney,
'twas a cherry red '53,
They drove it down New Orleans
to celebrate their anniversary
It was there that Pierre was married
to the lovely mademoiselle
"C'est la vie", say the old folks,
it goes to show you never can tell
1) Sweet Little Rock 'n' Roller - ** - audio
YouTube - CHUCK BERRY Sweet Little Rock 'n' Roller
2) Little Queenie - ** - video
YouTube - Chuck Berry - Little Queenie
3) Almost Grown - *** - live
YouTube - CHUCK BERRY??Almost Grown
4) Back In The U.S.A. - *** - live
YouTube - CHUCK BERRY??Back In The USA
5) Let It Rock - ** - live
YouTube - Chuck Berry "Let It Rock" Wild Berry!!!!!!!
6) Too Pooped To Pop - *** - audio
YouTube - CHUCK BERRY Too Pooped To Pop
7) Bye Bye Johnny - ** - audio
YouTube - CHUCK BERRY Bye Bye Johnny
8) Jaguar and Thunderbird - **
9) Confessin' The Blues - ***
10) Down The Road Apiece - ** - audio
YouTube - down the road apiece
11) I'm Talking About You - ***
12) Come On - ** - audio
YouTube - Chuck Berry- Come On
13) Nadine (Is It You?) - *** - live
YouTube - Chuck Berry Nadine
14) You Never Can Tell - *** - live
YouTube - Chuck Berry - C'est la vie (1972) Live
15) Promised Land - *** - live
YouTube - Chuck Berry - Promised Land
16) No Particular Place To Go - *** - live
YouTube - No Particular Place To Go - Chuck Berry
17) I Want To Be Your Driver - ** - audio
YouTube - Chuck Berry - I Want To Be Your Driver.wmv
18) Tulane - ** - audio
YouTube - Chuck Berry - Tulane
19) My Ding-a-Ling - ** - live
YouTube - Chuck Berry - My Ding A Ling Live
20) Reelin' and Rockin' - *** - live
YouTube - Chuck Berry - Reelin and Rockin
3's - 10
2's - 10
1's - 0
Rating - 2.5
What Are You Listening To? - kvincent5555 - 09-01-2010
Music Head Wrote:[Chuck Berry]
Thanks for passing this along.
The black and white clips from the 50s have some real groove to them, and give me a better appreciation of him as a performer and guitar player--not just an influence.
As for the early 70s stuff, not so much, but it looks like he was having fun.