What are you Listening To Right Now? - and more

[Rob84]

From 1979

Before he moved into romantic ballads in the late 80s, I always considered Chris to be another Al Stewart but more progressive in style. His 70s output was more folk-progressive and he touched on historic themes just like Al. Not a bad artist to explore if you like Al Stewart.

 

[JRhoBurton]

Gotta post now, heading out on vacation to the backcountry early Sun morning. Maybe can squeeze in a few more peeks at AK between now and then.

Rush, Signals

 

[Rob84]

Looks like that period of British television didn't make it to YT. Can't find the Crackerjack version.

http://nostalgiacentral.com/music/music-on-film-and-tv/score-scaffold/

I doubt there's a 50-something from the UK who won't remember Lily The Pink.

Thanks for the link Kevin, but it is blocked due to copyright protection. I guess they do not want us Americans to see it.

 

[swamppirate]

Pretty good haul at GW....

 

[teal'c]

 

[swamppirate]

Gotta post now, heading out on vacation to the backcountry early Sun morning. Maybe can squeeze in a few more peeks at AK between now and then.

Rush, Signals

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Don’t forget your Bear Gryls skills!

 

[needforspeed]

Gday all. Today's GW finds.

Bootleg

Excellent!

 

[djwhy60]

Yes it is another beautiful day in the outdoor mancave with my stogie....and tunes on the Rat Shack gear!

 

[KevinJS]

LOL. Reminds me of that crazy cow who wanted to be a "famous YouTuber" and shot her boyfriend, thinking that an encyclopedia would stop the bullet. F***ing moron should have maybe read the encyclopedia. Haven't looked yet to see if he's getting a Darwin Award, but his assistance in removing himself from the gene pool without damaging it makes him a prime candidate.

 

[needforspeed]

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Sienna encore....bet shes fun

Never realized how fine she is. I'm a dark brunette guy, But wow!!

 

[illinoisteve]

"Fleetwood Mac"
Fleetwood Mac
Warner Bros. Records MS 2225
(12" stereo LP record)
Released 1975

Funny, I don't hear a any wear or even many dirt clicks from all of those plays years and years ago.


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[swamppirate]

Yes it is another beautiful day in the outdoor mancave with my stogie....and tunes on the Rat Shack gear!

Nice here in VA as well....just put in another hive of bees.....They are going crazy doing their orientation flights!

 

[needforspeed]

Wish I could!
Regards,
Jim

 

[teal'c]

 

[KevinJS]

View attachment 1168939 From 1979

Before he moved into romantic ballads in the late 80s, I always considered Chris to be another Al Stewart but more progressive in style. His 70s output was more folk-progressive and he touched on historic themes just like Al. Not a bad artist to explore if you like Al Stewart.

Saw Chris de Burgh live in Edmonton. One HELL of a concert. He drives the security guards nuts by dancing with any woman who is wearing a red dress. He does a great cover of Toto's Africa, but his own material is extremely good too.

 

[needforspeed]

Love that tune! Solid beginning to end

 

[swamppirate]

LOL. Reminds me of that crazy cow who wanted to be a "famous YouTuber" and shot her boyfriend, thinking that an encyclopedia would stop the bullet. F***ing moron should have maybe read the encyclopedia. Haven't looked yet to see if he's getting a Darwin Award, but his assistance in removing himself from the gene pool without damaging it makes him a prime candidate.

Bleaching the human gene pool one at a time....

 

[yeehayashi]

Kenny Rankin - Hiding In Myself

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[Leebob]

Just back home from RSD. Didn't get the Marty Stewart(not sure they ordered it, got a distant stare when I asked) I was hoping for. That's OK I picked up this one that I was not aware would be there. Only brought home this one, 2 record album on BLUE vinyl ....Now playing Dicky Betts

and another because it's so pretty
Now for a cold beer to celebrate and catch up to see how you guys spent your day

 

[unkqty]

speaker workout #2