Rhythm Collision is something else, as is the Crack
I was introduced to the Ruts by my uncles who were not only very close with the band, particularly Paul Fox and Malcolm, but roadied for them in the early early days.
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Give it a listen.
Pink Floyd Dark Side Of The Moon / 1992 EMI / 20th Anniversary Box UK CD / 077778147923
With all the talk of the PF catalogue being available via Hi Res streaming I thought I would start my Sunday with this CD version - sounds great!
Additionally, yesterday I watched this excellent documentary which is available on BBC iPlayer.
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The Ruts DC - Rhythm Collision Vol2 2013 (Tidal)
Not as good as the original Vol 1 imo but still worthy
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The first greatest-hits compilation devoted to Manfred Mann’s hits, Mann Made Hits was one of the great dance albums of its era and has held up about as well as those hits, which is to say, really well.
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John Coltrane - A love Supreme.
A bit of Sunday jazz.
Edit: shoulda scrolled up a bit and seen I’m not the only one listening to this fine album today.
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Wet autumn day, fires lit, late breakfast cooking, this in the background on the Nova.
Lovely selection of tracks that I still enjoy:
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Still my favourite TRex album.
I clearly remember buying it in a dingy little record shop in Harold Hill, the shop, even the rack it was in…it was a US gatefold (god knows how such a thing ended up there, it was not a sophisticated place!) so I was sold from the get go…
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Didn’t one of them win the jackpot on the Irish lottery.
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I’d not seen that, just looked it up and yep the keyboard player Tony Lambert won the best part of a million in 1993. Sadly he died of a heart condition in 2018.
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