Inspired by @ted_p I fancied something from Gary Moore in his self-despised rock persona
Saw him live when this was released my first ‘rock’ concert opened with acoustic guitar only ‘Victims of the Future’ then all hell let loose…
Gary Moore - Victims of the Future
Apologies to you, post removed.
Classic…Jesus Just left Chicago always makes me smile …
He took a jump through Mississippi well muddy water turned into wine 
Time to uncork Isca 
Was reading an interview with Jeff “skunk” Baxter of Dan And Doobies……he really likes this guys vocals….nothing wrong there.
Thought i would give him a spin……not for me.
Placebo - Ball of Eyes (1971). Not the 90s indie rockers, but Belgian jazz maestro Marc Moulin’s fusion band from the early seventies. Opens with a great version of Marvin Gaye’s Inner City Blues. Lot of good stuff happening in Belgium in the Seventies.
Having seen the acoustic version last night it’s the full band country techno schtick with oodles of brass. Alabama 3 Cold War Classics Vol 2 Tidalised. Magnifique!
Gerry Mulligan - Night Lights
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Gerry Mulligan - baritone saxophone, piano on track 1 only
Art Farmer - flugelhorn
Bob Brookmeyer - valve trombone
Jim Hall - guitar
Bill Crow - bass
Dave Bailey - drums
Recorded at Nola Penthouse Studios, New York City. Sept 1962
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Lot of fun - mix of covers and originals (no tecno beats obvs). Made a lot of sound with so little instrumentation. See my pic in the gigs thread
