Another ACR album, this time from October 1982, and again on original Factory vinyl:
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Decided to check tonight’s headliner at Glasto.
Please, kill me now!
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Don’t mind Dua Lipa so much ( by the numbers pop, so not much interest to me), Tame Impala joining her though…tame, indeed. No wonder I sold his CD.
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One of the many gems I’m listening to lately
that I came across on the history of Rock in 500 songs podcast.
.sjb
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And, it’s very, very good
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Good thing about owning a record store was you got the opportunity to listen some guilty pleasures without having to own up to own them. One of those pleasures was John Denver’s Back Home Again. I use to tell everyone it was cheese but secretly enjoyed it, some classic tracks that just made you feel something.
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It’s very good - never heard of them although I have heard a few of their tracks somewhere on radio etc
They have quite a few albums out
Thanks crispduck as you say summery quite laid back stuff, well not too laid back , gee a riff in this song sounds like Crowded House
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Men At Work - Business As Usual - CD (1981)
As It’s Colin Hay’s Birthday today, he’s 71, seemed appropriate to give this a spin. Colin a Scottish Australian musician with Men At Work, (1983 UK and US No.1 single ‘Down Under’).
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He’s also put out a few fine solo albums as well.
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I went to bed earlier, much better use of my time than listening to that shrieking banshee strutting around the pyramid stage !!
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Sometimes you have to play it as it lays.
As it says the album is: “ on the one hand standing as an indication of just how fierce the hysteria around the lad was, but, on the other, living proof of what a sensational showman he was”
A scorching version of Buffalo Springfield’s ‘For What It’s Worth’
David Cassidy - Cassidy Live!
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Steven Isserlis - Bach: The Cello Suites - 2005 - Hyperion CDA67541/2
Starting this morning with this. Wonderful music beautifully played and recorded.
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