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One of my favourite songs. Well at least to play in the car whilst driving down the motorway.
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in fairness to him I just discovered he didn't write it, which is a relief, but even so... what was he thinking??
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Was of the times I suppose.
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I was going down memory lane musically on utube the other night.
Watched Freddie and the Dreamers. And they had a big following as well. |
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BB, aka, I saw Freddie at the Odeon Hammersmith (now the Appolo).saw Beck when he was with the Yardbirds at the Craw Daddy Richmond, The Stones were the resident group, after releasing "Come on" they left for bigger things and the Yardbirds replaced them. The Moody blues replaced the Yardbirds. Our local group was The Who, the played The Goldhawk club Shepherd bush most weeks.
I was really lucky to see the Ronnie lane inspired Arms concert at the Albert hall in 1983, Beck did a set, then Clapton, then Jimmy Paige came on and made them look very ordinary, he positively made the guitar sing, the other two plucked notes if that makes sense. Fantastic concert, other notable names there were Steve Winwood, Andy Fairweather Low, Bill Wyman, Kenney Jones and Charlie Watts, and otherss. Happy days |
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BB* MB sorry about that, Off out now to the Irish bar for a very long night, Live music, I will do a couple of sets (Lead vocals) that guarantees me a place at the "Lock in", last year finished at about 5.30. hope my ticker can take it,
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I hope you had a great St Patrick's day Foxy.
And if you did I hope you can remember it. ![]() |