dstieger
7 years ago
Traffic - Last Exit

Probably my 'least favorite' Traffic album....and yet, I'd rather listen to this than my 'favorite' album by most groups
dstieger
7 years ago
Gypsy...relatively unknown band from UK....not to be confused with not quite so relatively unknown US band...around the same time
Only stumbled in from a youtube referral....pretty good



Interesting....guitar work starting around 14:30 is totally ripped from Neil Young

Actually, not just the guitar....the bass and drums, too...not sure if it's tribute or stealing....lol

Neil's back again around 22-24...this time with Buffalo Springfield....Mr. Soul?
Palama
7 years ago

Gypsy...relatively unknown band from UK....not to be confused with not quite so relatively unknown US band...around the same time
Only stumbled in from a youtube referral....pretty good




Interesting....guitar work starting around 14:30 is totally ripped from Neil Young

Actually, not just the guitar....the bass and drums, too...not sure if it's tribute or stealing....lol

Neil's back again around 22-24...this time with Buffalo Springfield....Mr. Soul?

dstieger wrote:



I’m guessing that unless you had the album, most people never heard Part 2.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TtVXsfkVADk

dstieger
7 years ago
So...that's the 'other Gypsy'....some similarities....I like them both....that particular song also has some Neil Young guitar going on, and some Jefferson Airplane 'harmony'...a little Santana going on, too


This is about all I could find on the 'British Gypsy':
http://www.alexgitlin.com/npp/gypsy.htm 

They played the '69 Isle of Wight festival -- that one and '70 are right up there with Woodstock as ones I'd have liked to have seen
dstieger
7 years ago

The Dip - self-titled first album

Never heard of them till today but recommended by one of the guys at my favorite adult beverage shpo.

Palama wrote:




Listened to a couple of tunes on their web/utube -- I like it...they drift a little too close to Maroon 5 territory at times, but I like it

sometimes....rarely...lol...sometimes, I miss Seattle
Palama
7 years ago

So...that's the 'other Gypsy'....some similarities....I like them both....that particular song also has some Neil Young guitar going on, and some Jefferson Airplane 'harmony'...a little Santana going on, too


This is about all I could find on the 'British Gypsy':
http://www.alexgitlin.com/npp/gypsy.htm 

They played the '69 Isle of Wight festival -- that one and '70 are right up there with Woodstock as ones I'd have liked to have seen

dstieger wrote:



So a small flood of memories had flowed in.

Since you mentioned Santana, immediately thought of Jorge and his band:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TtVXsfkVADk

One of the songs of my youth.

The ‘70 IoW - one of Jimi’s last performances. It’s great to have the DVD but nothing like seeing him live...although, when I saw him, he looked uncomfortable / bored playing his old stuff.
Palama
7 years ago

Listened to a couple of tunes on their web/utube -- I like it...they drift a little too close to Maroon 5 territory at times, but I like it

sometimes....rarely...lol...sometimes, I miss Seattle

dstieger wrote:



Another group recommended to me was St. Paul and the Broken Bones

Although more rock-ish, the lead vocalist sounds a little like Al Green at times!
deadeyedick
7 years ago
Been warm day here so I have been by the pool with a cigar and listening to luau songs.

Thanks Conan!🍺
Palama
7 years ago

Been warm day here so I have been by the pool with a cigar and listening to luau songs.

Thanks Conan!🍺

deadeyedick wrote:



Glad those two+ hours brought some enjoyment. 👍
Palama
7 years ago
St. Paul & the Broken Bones - Half the City

I’mma liking what I hear.

77F / 63% RH / 9 mph - waiting for the oxtail stew...won’t be eating dinner till about 7:30 so got time to have a smoke and a beer
Palama
7 years ago
Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms

“...maybe get a blister on your little finger...”

79F / 69% RH / 12 mph - yesterday I cleaned out the dryer vent, did yard work and made dinner, today I cleaned the shower so the wife is letting me cruise for a bit
dstieger
7 years ago


In the comments (speaking on Cream): "Three geniuses at war with each other"

Best description I've ever heard of Cream. As much as I admired each of the members, I was never a fan. This is awfully interesting, however.

Clapton - using his guitar to get all the angry bits out.....lol
RMAN4443
7 years ago
Here's something I found on the Bruce/Baker feud....an interesting take on getting the last word...

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jimclash/2016/01/21/famous-rock-feuds-jack-bruce-on-ginger-baker-and-ginger-literally-on-jack/#6bd9bdd5a147 

I also saw an interesting documentary on Netflix about Ginger Baker about a year or so ....if accurate, he does seem like a guy who might be a bit hard to get along with....the doc, is called "Beware of Mr. Baker"....at one point he gets pizzed off at the director, and smacks him in the face with his cane, breaking the director's nose...[ram27bat]
dstieger
7 years ago
that's a great article...Ginger Baker even walked out of the middle of a Bruce tribute performance a year after Bruce died...now THAT's a feud
Palama
7 years ago
^^^ I need to check those out. ^^^
Palama
7 years ago
Santana McLaughlin - Love Devotion Surrender

Saw them on their one and only tour in ‘73. Honolulu was their last stop...what a show!

76F / 66% RH / 12 mph - an absolutely great night out on the driveway
tonygraz
7 years ago
Old instrumental came into my head this AM and finally I came up with the name and listened to it "Telstar"

This evening the Dave Brubeck Quartet - Take Five, Castilian Drums (at Carnegie hall) and Blue Rondo as la Turk
Palama
7 years ago
Lou Reed - Rock ‘n Roll Animal

Diceek Wagner and Steve Hunter absolutely tear it up.

76F / 76% RH / 9 mph - too busy babysitting to notice the weather
Sunoverbeach
7 years ago
Motorhead - March or Die
frankj1
7 years ago

Old instrumental came into my head this AM and finally I came up with the name and listened to it "Telstar"

This evening the Dave Brubeck Quartet - Take Five, Castilian Drums (at Carnegie hall) and Blue Rondo as la Turk

tonygraz wrote:



the one I remember was by the Ventures...
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