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01 Dec 09
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With guests Bob Dylan, Stevie Wonder, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Eric Clapton, Ray Charles, Jerry Lee Lewis, Roy Orbison and Louis Armstrong.
Quite a line up.
Quite a line up.
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Good spot. Thanks Mitchell. I've just switched it on.
Sure looks like it, Mitchell.
Stevie's great at the moment.
Stevie's great at the moment.
from 1969-71
Bob Dylan's been on looking incredibly young ....
how **ing young did he look when he burst upon the folk scene !
Bob Dylan's been on looking incredibly young ....
how **ing young did he look when he burst upon the folk scene !
about as young as my ex Asian chick I reckon.
Blimey, never really knew what CCR looked like.
http://www.ronstadt-linda.com/testimony2.html
now :)
now :)
slightly disappointing cc, still, seen worse at 63.
Neil Young on now. Touch of class.
Neil Young on now. Touch of class.
Carl Perkins, now Jerry Lee, what great guests Johnny had.
Another similar programme after this finishes.
Another similar programme after this finishes.
Indeed, thought "Crying", came out late 70's. Obviously way out.
Ray Charles now.
I'm really glad you spotted this programme, Mitchell!
I'm really glad you spotted this programme, Mitchell!
So am I Tommy, another similar compiliation after this finishes. 2 hours in total.
So I've seen, Mitchell.
BBC4 is great - but I sometimes forget to look at the listings (like tonight!)
BBC4 is great - but I sometimes forget to look at the listings (like tonight!)
Watching The Killers again here, they're bloody good, honestly.
It was on last week, missed it, so bookmarked it.
Glen Campbell, Wichita Lineman, reminds me of Bradford Mecca ballroom, circa '68. Seems like yesterday.
Glen Campbell, Wichita Lineman, reminds me of Bradford Mecca ballroom, circa '68. Seems like yesterday.
I watched a bit of them the other night. Enjoyed the show, Sparky.
So do I. There's a record he made with Frank Sinatra. "I love Paris". Best record I've ever heard, sadly ne'er a trace of it on youtube.
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