28-10-2015, 10:44
CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:I always listen to your links in this thread Ruby but rarely comment(but yes, I do click on them ALL!)....
i'd never heard of this band before....
when the vocals started I got a very John Lennon feel coming out of it and at about the two minute mark with the electric guitar really coming in I got a distinct "white album" feel also...
good stuff and thanks for your posts(especially the ones I consider obscure or unknown to these ears)
Oh dear lord. Iâll have to bear that in mind so as not to drive you genuinely Crazy!! Lol! Seriously â thanks, and I too listen to many links that I donât comment on. I have a rule for myself in the Artist/Album Association thread that I will only post an album I either own, or have listened to in its entirety and the track will be my fav unless I canât find a satisfacotry link on YT. Itâs a good way to explore music that is new to me, as opposed to new music, which I mostly couldnât be bothered with â thereâs still way too much of the stuff out there that I know Iâll enjoy and havenât yet heard!
Re The Greatest Show on Earth â they were shortlived despite being well thought of â bad timing seems to have had a role to play, but probably a combination of factors, as always. It might interest you to know that the bass player, Norman Watt-Roy, went on to join Ian Dury and The Blockheads and has had a hugely successful forty+ year run. Also played with The Clash, Roger Daltrey and Wilko Johnson.
You may recognise this one, from TGSOEâs second and final studio album, which the Hollies also covered â¦
[video=youtube;i7ovldSGd_A]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7ovldSGd_A[/video]
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