Great Tracks/Songs For Me To Download, Please

Laura Mvulva - Phenomal Women

She really is

unlike my spelling

First Aid Kit - "My Silver Lining"

all night- off trashcansinatras latest album ( wild pendulum), out on friday
hands in the garden- half moon run
lets hit one more place- richmond fontaine

HOSPITALITY SONG BY MAC GAYDON
maybe the best song you've never heard,check it out for your own peace of mind,it will be worth it

keane - everybody's changing

glen campbell - another fine mess

The Black Eyed Peas - Where Is The Love

billy joel - she's always a woman to me.

Thoroughly enjoying latest album from Sturgill Simpson
'A Sailor's Guide To Earth' is sort of Country Rock

Here's a splendid cover of Nirvana's 'In Bloom' from the album

https://youtu.be/NpDYfkymaSE

St. Paul & The Broken Bones: All I Ever Wonder

Glastonbury this year, as a 'showcase' - to the side of the chatterers.
Just brilliant:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SmECmN4ywk

Last couple of days I've been listening constantly to "Why" and "No more I love yous" by Annie Lennox.

Check out "Sexy Boy" by the french band Air.The Moon Safari album is on you tube.

Stay With Me Til Dawn - Judie Tzuke


Meet Me In The City - Junior Kimbrough
It's Bad You Know - R L Burnside
Coal Black Mattie - Ranie Burnette    if you don't like the first of this trio don't bother with the other pair.

You Make Me Feel - Archive (1999)

You may have heard part of this song on an ad recently
.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4mcHfZOX5k

Can't believe I never posted on this.

Black Cat Bone - Jessie Mae Hemphill , from the She Wolf album. Trance music.

Bookmarked the Archive song

pd ive got the sturgi smson abum, top class, love the version of ' in bloom '

Nadine Shah- Stealing Cars (2015)
Indie/alternative. British singer/songwriter in the vein of Anna Calvi.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PznUsKnRuSU

Georgia- Move Systems (2015)
Urban/rap. She's the daughter of the one of Leftfield who's still going as Leftfield and is a percussionist by trade. This is in the ballpark of MIA.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TC1_DWdhDV4

Beach House- Sparks (2015)
Indie/psych. It's not a proper video just the audio and basic visuals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5kpLXfwVTc

Bic Runga - Get Some Sleep
.
http://youtu.be/qzTUSR3fbfU

Great Songs From 2016

1/ David Bowie - 'I Can't Give Everything Away' [Blackstar]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZscv36UUHo

2016's major moment in music is still by far the death of David Bowie, 11 months on.
One of the standout tracks from 'Blackstar' is his last ever song on album.

Pro tip: The harmonica at the beginning is similar to 'A New Career In A New Town' from 'Low'
and there's even a hint of Ronson/Ziggy guitar at the end.

A few years ago Bic Runga did some gigs at tabernacles in the UK.  Would have loved to have seen her in such small venues.

surprised how old this thread is, oldest one I've seen, thought they were all deleted before 2010.

I didn't know Bic Runga had been to the UK. They use one of her songs in Body Balance. I loved it so I bought a couple of her albums.

Googling, certainly 2012 which was about the time I was thinking about.

Believe she played here...

http://www.thebandroom.co.uk

That looks lovely.

Thanks, btw

Nice to see Oggsbog back he knew his music, especially Punk.

This is lovely. There was a great video for this but it was taken down some time ago.

Winning Arrow
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https://youtu.be/q770wceGxK8

DJ Sunset as well. pro gambler thanks to his winnings on Specials like Big Brother.

Ended up being a journo giving his thoughts on BB in the ill fated Sportsman paper.

Wilco: Impossible Germany:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7I79m7_kAnA

Jul 8, 2016 -- 12:25AM, bodil wrote:

Can't believe I never posted on this.

You did. Go back to June and September 06

Nothing obscure, just a great song (imo)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT0cwGYwUzA

^^^ Dave Edmunds, Girls talk

Love this from a few years ago.

CocoRosie ~ Gallows

https://youtu.be/oiEqWYawpeU

Great Songs From 2016

2/ Whitney - 'No Woman' [Light Upon The Lake]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGKN6qiDqnk

Opening track from this Chicago band's debut album.
Love the arrangement on this electronic piano, strings, horns and retro-70s layered electric guitar,
but all thoroughly understated. 


1/ David Bowie - 'I Can't Give Everything Away' [Blackstar]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZscv36UUHo

2016's major moment in music is still by far the death of David Bowie, 11 months on.
One of the standout tracks from 'Blackstar' is his last ever song on album.

Pro tip: The harmonica at the beginning is similar to 'A New Career In A New Town' from 'Low'
and there's even a hint of Ronson/Ziggy guitar at the end.

2016 songs that have pleased me:

Bon Iver - 22 (Over Soon)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISCEilPMNak&list=PLN61gg9VNXPomdZu0UY_wwoDkjSdAB_uE

James Blake - Radio Silence
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTglDb7qjvQ

Anohni - 4 Degrees
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fi0q0O4V5Qs

Wild Beasts - Big cat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRFtHO180tg

Ed Harcourt - Furnaces
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrcrke_aAtM

Massive Attack & Hope Sandoval - The Spoils
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8r31DFrFs5A

Field Music - Disappointed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWoVU7Zd894

Great Songs From 2016

3/ Solange - 'Cranes In The Sky' [A Seat At The Table]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0qrinhNnOM

Beyonce, Beyonce, Beyonce.......well her sister has outshone the megastar, with this peach of a single.
A sultry, exquisite voice, conveying how she tries to ease her struggles against modern life.
A word for the spacious, but epic Soul production.

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2/ Whitney - 'No Woman' [Light Upon The Lake]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGKN6qiDqnk

Opening track from this Chicago band's debut album.
Love the arrangement on this electronic piano, strings, horns and retro-70s layered electric guitar,
but all thoroughly understated. 

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1/ David Bowie - 'I Can't Give Everything Away' [Blackstar]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZscv36UUHo

2016's major moment in music is still by far the death of David Bowie, 11 months on.
One of the standout tracks from 'Blackstar' is his last ever song on album.

Pro tip: The harmonica at the beginning is similar to 'A New Career In A New Town' from 'Low'
and there's even a hint of Ronson/Ziggy guitar at the end.

I'd rather go blind - Chicken Shack
Nightmare - Herman Chin Loy
Capo - The Hippy Boys

The girl band SAVAGES are well worth checking out for those who may not know of their work. This is 'Adore'  https://youtu.be/Y7ZpPsaMNMM  and another track well worth a listen is 'Feckers' < or something  very similar.

crags

Jul 8, 2016 -- 12:25AM, bodil wrote:
Can't believe I never posted on this.

You did. Go back to June and September 06

FFS we've got our own snoopers charter. Is nowt safe.

Grow up ffs, seriously.

Is no thread safe from the morons?

I thought we weren't to take this seriously?

Fook me, this is a music thread, serious stuff.

Please get back to ones that suit you best, I recommend the 'What's your fave crisp' thread

Serious music says the Kate Bush lover

^ Truly showing your ignorance there.

Get a room you two.

Great Songs From 2016


4/ Teleman - Düsseldorf [Brilliant Insanity]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QN7YA4FO7TY

Put on, put on your favourite song.....well this is one of them.
Love this from first hearing it, at the beginning of the year. 
Imagine Kraftwerk trying to perform 'Don't You Want Me'. 

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3/ Solange - 'Cranes In The Sky' [A Seat At The Table]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0qrinhNnOM

Beyonce, Beyonce, Beyonce.......well her sister has outshone the megastar, with this peach of a single.
A sultry, exquisite voice, conveying how she tries to ease her struggles against modern life.
A word for the spacious, but epic Soul production.

---------------------------------------------------

2/ Whitney - 'No Woman' [Light Upon The Lake]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGKN6qiDqnk

Opening track from this Chicago band's debut album.
Love the arrangement on this electronic piano, strings, horns and retro-70s layered electric guitar,
but all thoroughly understated. 

---------------------------------------------------

1/ David Bowie - 'I Can't Give Everything Away' [Blackstar]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZscv36UUHo

2016's major moment in music is still by far the death of David Bowie, 11 months on.
One of the standout tracks from 'Blackstar' is his last ever song on album.

Pro tip: The harmonica at the beginning is similar to 'A New Career In A New Town' from 'Low'
and there's even a hint of Ronson/Ziggy guitar at the end.

Great Songs From 2016

5/ 21 Savage (and Metro Boomin) - 'No Heart' [Savage Mode]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wtwpUwxQik [EXPLICIT warning]

Bit of a controversial pick this, as hip-hop isn't the first choice of Chit-Chat.
This is explicit, violent, druggy, arrogant and extremely deadpan (to the point of almost laughable) 
and should say nothing to a older, white, middle-class, sheltered bloke from England,
but there's just something intriguing and original about it.

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4/ Teleman - 'Düsseldorf' [Brilliant Insanity]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QN7YA4FO7TY

Put on, put on your favourite song.....well this is one of them.
Love this from first hearing it, at the beginning of the year. 
Imagine Kraftwerk trying to perform 'Don't You Want Me'. 

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3/ Solange - 'Cranes In The Sky' [A Seat At The Table]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0qrinhNnOM

Beyonce, Beyonce, Beyonce.......well her sister has outshone the megastar, with this peach of a single.
A sultry, exquisite voice, conveying how she tries to ease her struggles against modern life.
A word for the spacious, but epic Soul production.

---------------------------------------------------

2/ Whitney - 'No Woman' [Light Upon The Lake]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGKN6qiDqnk

Opening track from this Chicago band's debut album.
Love the arrangement on this electronic piano, strings, horns and retro-70s layered electric guitar,
but all thoroughly understated. 

---------------------------------------------------

1/ David Bowie - 'I Can't Give Everything Away' [Blackstar]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZscv36UUHo

2016's major moment in music is still by far the death of David Bowie, 11 months on.
One of the standout tracks from 'Blackstar' is his last ever song on album.

Pro tip: The harmonica at the beginning is similar to 'A New Career In A New Town' from 'Low'
and there's even a hint of Ronson/Ziggy guitar at the end.

I heard a song by Jefferson Starship about 3 days ago and I would say that it's now one of my fave songs ever.I don't recall ever hearing it before.It's called 'Miracles'

That is what is great about this thread.

A great opportunity for us to get exposure to new bands, and new styles of music that we may not be aware of.

if you don't tap your foot to this you're deaf, not their greatest song but very immediate.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTkHhyspGUI

and a song from the starless album ( if you like your blue nile , bathers, friends again( chirs thomson is on track below ) , kate matheson etc, this is album for you )

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6okVeR3DnBI

The Trashcan Sinatras song was, I'm sure, played in the background of a nature/Countryfile-type program recently

The 2nd song is very latter-day Blue Nile

aye, defo poppydog , paul buchanan appears on the album, going to see them( its a collective dont think paul buchanan is appearing) in glasgow at end of january.

http://www.starless.co.uk/

I'm a massive Blue Nile fan and the Starless album sounds excellent, I'll be downloading it promptly. Is it the same Chris Thomson that used to be lead singer in Mannfred Mann's Earthband or somebody else?

no kit kat, chris thomson was singer in friends again ( glaswegian 80s band should have been massive ) then he formed the bathers ( still going ) - well worth a listen.

Cheers mm. I've been reading a few reviews on Amazon and the bathers sound just like my cup of java. Will check them out, ta.

aye think had a bout 5 albums out, 'kelvingrove baby', 'lagoon blues' and 'unusual places to die' are me favs ( last one not on cd, was on 'go discs' just as they went bust ) .

These are my top 12 from 2016:

1. The Leavers - Marillion
2. The New Kings - Marillion
3. El Dorado - Marillion
4. Nylon Strung - Underworld
5. Daydreaming - Radiohead
6. The Spoils - Massive Attack
7. The Dictator Decides - Pet Shop Boys
8. I'm Amazing - Peter Gabriel
9. The Weight Of The World - Archive
10. Singer Not The Song - ABC
11. Brick England - Jean-Michel Jarre/Pet Shop Boys
12. Don't Make Me Wait - Emma Pollock

I didn't know about the Massive Attack song until Kit Kat Dan mentioned it. Have played it a few times and like it a lot.

The Hellfreaks ~ Boogie Man

https://youtu.be/fgqyVzj5kg4

Does anyone even listen to the links on here?

As I thought, complete waste of time.

White Wedding  - Billy Idol
When Doves Cry - Prince
Sweet Child Of Mine - Guns & Roses
Suzanne - Leonard Cohen
Like A Hurricane - Neil Young
Thunder Road - Bruce Springsteen
Hounds Of Love - Kate Bush
Paint It Black - Rolling Stones
Life On Mars - David Bowie
Wonderwall   - Oasis
Golden Brown - The Stranglers
The Boys Are Back In Town - Thin Lizzy
Babe I'm Gonna Leave You - Led Zeppelin
Good Morning Little Schoolgirl - Ten Years After

Great Songs From 2016

6/ Radiohead - 'Present Tense' [A Moon Shaped Pool]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hgVihWjK2c

Forgone the original for an exquisite live 'campfire' video,
directed by P.T. Anderson in California a few months ago.
Favourite track off the good, but not brilliant, Radiohead album from this year.
Radiohead do Bossanova.

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5/ 21 Savage (and Metro Boomin) - 'No Heart' [Savage Mode]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wtwpUwxQik [EXPLICIT warning]

Bit of a controversial pick this, as hip-hop isn't the first choice of Chit-Chat.
This is explicit, violent, druggy, arrogant and extremely deadpan (to the point of almost laughable) 
and should say nothing to a older, white, middle-class, sheltered bloke from England,
but there's just something intriguing and original about it.

---------------------------------------------------

4/ Teleman - 'Düsseldorf' [Brilliant Insanity]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QN7YA4FO7TY

Put on, put on your favourite song.....well this is one of them.
Love this from first hearing it, at the beginning of the year. 
Imagine Kraftwerk trying to perform 'Don't You Want Me'. 

---------------------------------------------------

3/ Solange - 'Cranes In The Sky' [A Seat At The Table]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0qrinhNnOM

Beyonce, Beyonce, Beyonce.......well her sister has outshone the megastar, with this peach of a single.
A sultry, exquisite voice, conveying how she tries to ease her struggles against modern life.
A word for the spacious, but epic Soul production.

---------------------------------------------------

2/ Whitney - 'No Woman' [Light Upon The Lake]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGKN6qiDqnk

Opening track from this Chicago band's debut album.
Love the arrangement on this electronic piano, strings, horns and retro-70s layered electric guitar,
but all thoroughly understated. 

---------------------------------------------------

1/ David Bowie - 'I Can't Give Everything Away' [Blackstar]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZscv36UUHo

2016's major moment in music is still by far the death of David Bowie, 11 months on.
One of the standout tracks from 'Blackstar' is his last ever song on album.

Pro tip: The harmonica at the beginning is similar to 'A New Career In A New Town' from 'Low'
and there's even a hint of Ronson/Ziggy guitar at the end.

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cheers poppydog love the whitney song will investigate further.

ever heard anything by lord huron ? this is from first album couple of years ago, magnificent song ' i will be back one day '

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fye68T9Xj5o

Great Songs From 2016

7/ King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard - People-Vultures [Nonagon Infinity]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6f78_Tf4Tdk

Kicking up a gear here with a truly bizarre (but brilliant) song and video from this
Australian psychedelic rock seven-piece band.

Apparently an amazing live band, not yet picked up on by the press, this video is magnificent and hilarious

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6/ Radiohead - 'Present Tense' [A Moon Shaped Pool]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hgVihWjK2c

Forgone the original for an exquisite live 'campfire' video,
directed by P.T. Anderson in California a few months ago.
Favourite track off the good, but not brilliant, Radiohead album from this year.
Radiohead do Bossanova.

---------------------------------------------------

5/ 21 Savage (and Metro Boomin) - 'No Heart' [Savage Mode]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wtwpUwxQik [EXPLICIT warning]

Bit of a controversial pick this, as hip-hop isn't the first choice of Chit-Chat.
This is explicit, violent, druggy, arrogant and extremely deadpan (to the point of almost laughable) 
and should say nothing to a older, white, middle-class, sheltered bloke from England,
but there's just something intriguing and original about it.

---------------------------------------------------

4/ Teleman - 'Düsseldorf' [Brilliant Insanity]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QN7YA4FO7TY

Put on, put on your favourite song.....well this is one of them.
Love this from first hearing it, at the beginning of the year. 
Imagine Kraftwerk trying to perform 'Don't You Want Me'. 

---------------------------------------------------

3/ Solange - 'Cranes In The Sky' [A Seat At The Table]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0qrinhNnOM

Beyonce, Beyonce, Beyonce.......well her sister has outshone the megastar, with this peach of a single.
A sultry, exquisite voice, conveying how she tries to ease her struggles against modern life.
A word for the spacious, but epic Soul production.

---------------------------------------------------

2/ Whitney - 'No Woman' [Light Upon The Lake]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGKN6qiDqnk

Opening track from this Chicago band's debut album.
Love the arrangement on this electronic piano, strings, horns and retro-70s layered electric guitar,
but all thoroughly understated. 

---------------------------------------------------

1/ David Bowie - 'I Can't Give Everything Away' [Blackstar]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZscv36UUHo

2016's major moment in music is still by far the death of David Bowie, 11 months on.
One of the standout tracks from 'Blackstar' is his last ever song on album.

Pro tip: The harmonica at the beginning is similar to 'A New Career In A New Town' from 'Low'
and there's even a hint of Ronson/Ziggy guitar at the end.

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a song for while i'm away - thin lizzy
its your world now - eagles
impossible dream - andy williams

Great Songs From 2016

8/ The Monkees - 'Me & Magdalena' [Good Times!]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSOQyR7psSo

Come back of the year for me was The Monkees album. Totally unexpected, but some brilliant tracks.
Paul Weller, Noel Gallagher, Andy Partridge, Weezer and others all helped with songwriting.
This quiet, melodic song, with Michael Nesmith on vocals, is my favourite.

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7/ King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard - People-Vultures [Nonagon Infinity]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6f78_Tf4Tdk

Kicking up a gear here with a truly bizarre (but brilliant) song and video from this
Australian psychedelic rock seven-piece band.

Apparently an amazing live band, not yet picked up on by the press, this video is magnificent and hilarious

---------------------------------------------------

6/ Radiohead - 'Present Tense' [A Moon Shaped Pool]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hgVihWjK2c

Forgone the original for an exquisite live 'campfire' video,
directed by P.T. Anderson in California a few months ago.
Favourite track off the good, but not brilliant, Radiohead album from this year.
Radiohead do Bossanova.

---------------------------------------------------

5/ 21 Savage (and Metro Boomin) - 'No Heart' [Savage Mode]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wtwpUwxQik [EXPLICIT warning]

Bit of a controversial pick this, as hip-hop isn't the first choice of Chit-Chat.
This is explicit, violent, druggy, arrogant and extremely deadpan (to the point of almost laughable) 
and should say nothing to a older, white, middle-class, sheltered bloke from England,
but there's just something intriguing and original about it.

---------------------------------------------------

4/ Teleman - 'Düsseldorf' [Brilliant Insanity]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QN7YA4FO7TY

Put on, put on your favourite song.....well this is one of them.
Love this from first hearing it, at the beginning of the year. 
Imagine Kraftwerk trying to perform 'Don't You Want Me'. 

---------------------------------------------------

3/ Solange - 'Cranes In The Sky' [A Seat At The Table]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0qrinhNnOM

Beyonce, Beyonce, Beyonce.......well her sister has outshone the megastar, with this peach of a single.
A sultry, exquisite voice, conveying how she tries to ease her struggles against modern life.
A word for the spacious, but epic Soul production.

---------------------------------------------------

2/ Whitney - 'No Woman' [Light Upon The Lake]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGKN6qiDqnk

Opening track from this Chicago band's debut album.
Love the arrangement on this electronic piano, strings, horns and retro-70s layered electric guitar,
but all thoroughly understated. 

---------------------------------------------------

1/ David Bowie - 'I Can't Give Everything Away' [Blackstar]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZscv36UUHo

2016's major moment in music is still by far the death of David Bowie, 11 months on.
One of the standout tracks from 'Blackstar' is his last ever song on album.

Pro tip: The harmonica at the beginning is similar to 'A New Career In A New Town' from 'Low'
and there's even a hint of Ronson/Ziggy guitar at the end.

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I heard The Monkees - 'Me & Magdalena' for the first time earlier today. It's really rather good.

Two teenage brothers called The Lemon Twigs brought out an album called Do Hollywood which is just incredible. The influences are all very 70's and the fact that it's all been written and performed by teenagers is just ridiculous (in a good way of course)

Also check out Time Moves Slow by BadBadNotGood with guest vocals by Samuel T. Herring of Future Islands. It's a belter.

Bookmarked the second song. Very good.

Moi Lolita - Alizee
Les Vallees D'Irelande - Helene Segara

A couple of forgotten gems that contain some great tracks.

The Nightfly - Donald Fagan
Beverley Craven - Beverley Craven

Returning to the Madchester / Baggy scene of the early 90s

The Mondays and the Stone Roses rightly took the plaudits for their classic albums,
but possibly the greatest indie-dance crossover track was this rarely heard gem:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIWfZtb4VCQ

Paris Angels - All On You (Perfume) 12"

1960s and Earlier

Today marks the 40th anniversary of the passing of the legendary Elvis Presley.

In 1962 Bob Dylan recorded a demo of 'Tomorrow Is A Long Time' and 4 years later Elvis covered it,
due to his love of it. It eventually appeared on the soundtrack album 'Spinout'

Dylan is quoted by Rolling Stone, that Presley's version of 'Tomorrow Is a Long Time'
was the cover of one of his songs that he 'treasured the most'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1KNB9KuDJ8
Spotify link
http://open.spotify.com/track/79PoTBkb6jXtEigTpwzPod

Elvis Presley - 'Tomorrow Is A Long Time' (1966)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA1V7cI28hI

^^^ 'Road To Hell' by Chris Rea ^^^

1970s

Played, written and produced by the boys from Chic, this could be just 'Thinking Of You' (ft.Sister Sledge)

One of the most magical intros in Pop history and a stunning bassline from Bernie Edwards,
bizarrely charted here, 5 years after first being released. Quite underrated.

'Live' on Pebble Mill BBC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAe54eFGp1o

Spotify Link
http://open.spotify.com/track/7mimnm2QlSzW3J38FRMETP

Sister Sledge - 'Thinking Of You' (1979)

And So It Goes - Don Williams , c/w but a good one.

Thinking of you still gets played in dance clubs now,some great remixes over the years...

As it's just been reissued/remastered try the whole album "A Few Small Repairs" by Shawn Colvin.

Just discovered British musician Steven Wilson (ex Porcupine Tree)
If you like modern day Prog-rock, with heavy Pink Floyd influence

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ycYewhiaVBk

The epic 'Drive Home' from 5 years ago.

Willie Nelson's 1975 album 'Red Headed Stranger' is just sublime.
It's a demo concept album, close cousin to Springsteen's 'Nebraska'
If you like that, seek it out.

Here's 'Time Of The Preacher'

https://youtu.be/Mf1w66uijqU

pd have you heard of' great lake swimmers ' ? got a new album out, gets excellent reviews, may need investigating.

I've been having a little bit of a Captain Sensible fest just recently and his little gem 'Glad It's All Over' just keeps on hitting the spot:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6vWqC29ETg

If you miss the days of great punk/new wave songs, one of the best songs of 2019 is 'Pub Feed' by The Chats

https://youtu.be/1LGM82uPuvA

From Queensland, Australia the video is entertaining also with bookies and cheap food joints.

"There Is" The Dells 1968. Might just be the best toon you've never heard

Living In Another World - Talk Talk - must be the full album version though, 2nd half of the song incredible...Mark Feltham on harmonica, Steve Winwood on Organ.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAlLQaDXc4I

The Native Howl - Harvester Of Constant Sorrow


The Native Howl's official music video of their mashup of "Harvester of Sorrow" and the Bluegrass song "Man of Constant Sorrow" made famous by the movie O' Brother Where Art Thou.


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=31&v=UVOBYmLbzWc

love and other hopeless things- the pearlfishers , latest album by much underated and unknown bad. west coast feel

My first foray on this thread, I assume Tinseltown in the rain and Jocelyn Square have been favourably mentioned? Will give that Starless album a listen tonight, thanks for putting them up.

Brilliant Mind - Furniture.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JeEXP717T0

starless album is magnificent johnny, their second album' earthbound ' is out soon.
songs you mention, one is me fav blue nile song, other is me fav love and money song.

Listening to Starless as I write Morpteh and loving it. Singer sounds an awful lot like Paul Buchanan.

thats cos it is , on the first track that is.

There was a band called Big Dish in the 80’s. Did a couple of great albums and remind me a lot of Love and Money. Faith Healer, Wishing Time are two great tracks from the CD Creeping Up On Jesus.

Sigh. Just noticed that Morpteh

* and a track called Slide from the same album, it’s a belter.

* and a track called Slide from the same album, it’s a belter.

aye, got it, propsect street is a good song, he brought out some solo stuff too ( stephen lindsey i think he's called )