What music are you listening to?

[Logan]

 

[Sean Regan]

No one is ahead of their time because information is it's own dimension and we are were instances of energy and information.

I've a cassette of the Boswell Sisters I've had for decades.
That is my favourite track.

They were the inspiration for the Andrews Sisters.

Of them, my wife got me to find a copy of Rum & CocaCola, on eBay for one of my jukeboxes, she heard it played in a TV detective drama. "Bugle Boy" is on the other side.
Her interest didn't last very long!

Paul Anka reminds me of the last holiday I had with my parents at Hastings before I left home at 19. Everywhere I went with a girl I met down there his hit records was playing, I've always liked the tune, so much so "I spent five minutes," learning to play it on my "leccy piano."

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[Ernst]

Oh my.

I want some rum and Coca-Cola now!

 

[Sean Regan]

I've probably posted this version of "Put Your Head on My Shoulder," before.
It's most of the reed and brass sections musicians of the Sant Andreau Jazz Band singing backing vocals on a bit of vintage pop for a change.
Young Carla Motis with the guitar solo.

What follows is a tribute to the band's most well known performer, Andrea Motis, over the last fourteen years.

 

[Sean Regan]

Swopping channels before the football tonight I came across an old Top of the Pops and they showed the classic Rod Stewart "Maggie May" performance, where the Disc Jockey John Peel "mimes" the madolin solo at the end. I remembered I could play it, (after a fashion) including Ron Wood's guitar solo and the mandolin at the end, swopping between three settings as I played.

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[Mike121]

 

[Sean Regan]

I've known this recording since my early teenage years.
I've always admired Les Paul and liked this version of the tune.

I noticed a copy on eBay a week or so ago, so on a whim I bought it.
99p plus postage. It's near mint!



It's destined for one of my jukeboxes
.

Just have to print off the title strip I typed out on jukebox owners' free site and downloaded as a pdf.

Here's the record if you don't know it.

Job done! It's joined another nine "classics" with x 30 50/60s pop, 30 x 70/80s pop and 10 Doo-Wop.

Of course putting a new record in, requires taking one out first. In this case Louis Prima's Buona Sera has joined other out of favour singles in my "retro-record rack," in a cupboard in our front room.

 

[Sean Regan]

I'm watching the film Colombiana on Film 4 which I've seen at least twice before.
I've just noticed this John Martyn recording as the background music to one scene. I've always liked it.

 

[Logan]

 

[Logan]

@Sean Regan
Do you have this one? By Solomon Burke

 

[Sean Regan]

@Sean Regan
Do you have this one? By Solomon Burke

I don't know that one.

 

[Logan]

I don't know that one.

I just came upon it from another video. It's Fil from Wings of Pegasus, he does analysis of singing artists.

 

[LouisFerdinand]

United We Stand ~ Clay and Sally Hart

 

[Mike121]

 

[Ernst]

My current favorite! Got a babe like that now!