What are you listening to?

[Andym]

Bacharach wrote it, Arthur covered it, someone mashed the two together for the video.

Did not know that there was a reincarnation of Love still going.

Written for What's New Pussycat, originally recorded by Mannfred Mann for the film.
Regarding Love, They toured a few years back with Baby Lemonade who essentially became Love while maintaining their own identity too. The current version, billed as "Johnny Echol's Love" were who I saw. Not sure who else was in the band.

Just noticed it’s 8 years to the day since Arthur Lee died.

[Mauswara]

Bacharach wrote it, Arthur covered it, someone mashed the two together for the video.

Did not know that there was a reincarnation of Love still going.

Written for What's New Pussycat, originally recorded by Mannfred Mann for the film.
Regarding Love, They toured a few years back with Baby Lemonade who essentially became Love while maintaining their own identity too. The current version, billed as "Johnny Echol's Love" were who I saw. Not sure who else was in the band.

Just noticed it’s 8 years to the day since Arthur Lee died.

Am a bit of a closet Bacharach fan, he wrote a lot of music we're all familiar with. Like this and some maybe not so much perilously close to jazz but decidedly lounge off the same LP

[Andym]

Bacharach wrote it, Arthur covered it, someone mashed the two together for the video.

Did not know that there was a reincarnation of Love still going.

Written for What's New Pussycat, originally recorded by Mannfred Mann for the film.
Regarding Love, They toured a few years back with Baby Lemonade who essentially became Love while maintaining their own identity too. The current version, billed as "Johnny Echol's Love" were who I saw. Not sure who else was in the band.

Just noticed it’s 8 years to the day since Arthur Lee died.

Am a bit of a closet Bacharach fan, he wrote a lot of music we're all familiar with. Like this and some maybe not so much perilously close to jazz but decidedly lounge off the same LP

I have a copy of “Magic Moments - The Definitive Burt Bacharach Collection”, a 3-CD set. Quite MOR but some great tunes. A very talented man.

[ITFC2024]

Van Morrison, Into The Mystic (1974 Live in San Francisco)

https://youtu.be/m0gvodQgu-Y?si=n7CtjWGphcLojHpy

[Mauswara]

Van Morrison, Into The Mystic (1974 Live in San Francisco)

https://youtu.be/m0gvodQgu-Y?si=n7CtjWGphcLojHpy

Used to be a big Van M fan, well still am for the early stuff, have everything on Warner Bros but nothing after he moved to Mercury. Seen him once, Brighton 1979.

Best album?

[Mauswara]

So the Man City kick-off is 0200 Sunday morning, if I can get through to the final whistle then I suspect this'll be me

Paul McCartney - Picasso’s Last Words (Drink to Me)

[Mauswara]

I diplomatically decided to retire to bed at half time, 3am. Probably a good decision as next day was Wake Up You Sleepy Head

[Andym]

Jeffrey Lewis at Norwich Arts Centre. Lost track of how many times I’ve seen him, excellent as always.

[Mauswara]

Once in a Lifetime

[Mauswara]

Back in Nagasaki I got married to Cho Cho San

[Andym]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=l5kW6ExTR ... BoYXJ2ZXN0

Barclay James Harvest. She Said.
Often called the poor man’s Moody Blues, always thought it a harsh comparison. This is from their second album, Once Again. The album of theirs I always return to despite having at least 5 others.

[Andym]

Dave Van Ronk and the Hudson Dusters. Selected at random from my collection. A strange one, Van Ronk was a contemporary of Dylan in the 60s. Never really made it Big because he didn’t write - before Dylan many folkies just performed old songs.
But for this album he formed a band - I suppose times were a-changing by then, and you were allowed to be a bit more electric. An early version of Both Sides Now as well as Swinging On A Star. A very odd mix of songs.