What are you listening to right now?

[Sir Henry]

[blue1873]

Way Down In The Rust Bucket / Neil Young

[PostmanBitesDog]

I was never a big fan of The Rolling Stones, but there're a few tunes I like of theirs. So I guess it's best we commiserate the loss of Charlie Watts, The Stones long-time drummer.

R.I.P., Charles Robert Watts (2 June 1941 – 24 August 2021).

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[PostmanBitesDog]

Two funk bands to groove your Friday evening:

Long Beach, California's War ~ "Low Rider" [Album: Why Can't We Be Friends? - 1975]



Los Angeles, California's The Brothers Johnson ~ "Strawberry Letter #23" [Album: Right on Time - 1977]

[blue1873]

Standing In The Breach / Jackson Browne

[ssdd]

Tom Misch - South of the River

Lovin them jazz fingers on keyboard...

[ssdd]

This is the guy with the magic fingers from the last video, Rob Araujo. What a talent! Check out what he says right at the end...

[ssdd]

Following on from the last two videos, here's the Capital Orchestra with an arrangement of Anomalie/Rob Araujo - Hang Glide. Epic!

Link to the original version:https://youtu.be/F_-6z1k5Kbs

[PostmanBitesDog]

I'm in the mood for...

Notting Hill, London's Killing Joke ~ "Follow the Leaders" [Album: What's THIS For...! - 1981]

[PostmanBitesDog]

Playing these two in the background now...

Hildesheim, Germany's Harald Großkopf ~ "So Weit, So Gut (So Far, So Good)" [Album: Synthesist - 1980]



Berlin, Germany's Klaus Schulze ~ "Crystal Lake" [Album: Mirage - 1977]

[ssdd]

Hildesheim, Germany's Harald Großkopf ~ "So Weit, So Gut (So Far, So Good)" [Album: Synthesist - 1980]

Nice! Reminds me of an Ozric Tentacles track. Can't remember which one.....

[PostmanBitesDog]

Hildesheim, Germany's Harald Großkopf ~ "So Weit, So Gut (So Far, So Good)" [Album: Synthesist - 1980]

Nice! Reminds me of an Ozric Tentacles track. Can't remember which one.....

Probably one of the tracks from their 1993 Vitamin Enhanced box set.

[ssdd]

Hildesheim, Germany's Harald Großkopf ~ "So Weit, So Gut (So Far, So Good)" [Album: Synthesist - 1980]

Nice! Reminds me of an Ozric Tentacles track. Can't remember which one.....

Probably one of the tracks from their 1993 Vitamin Enhanced box set.

Yeah, they're pretty prolific. I was thinking maybe the Tantric Obstacles album from 1985. Sound quality isn't great, but for me it's got some of their best work on it. (Haven't heard the remastered version that was released a while back). Will need to have another listen...

[PostmanBitesDog]

I'm pretty sure I saw these guys live in London back in the day. But then again, I was so wasted during those years. Memory is hazy now. Anyway, I've still got their first self-titled album and their second one from which the track below is from.

Inkberrow, Worcestershire's And Also The Trees ~ "Maps in Her Wrists and Arms" [Album: Virus Meadow - 1986]

[PostmanBitesDog]

One of the greatest drum solos in music history: Led Zeppelin's John Bonham during the performance of "Moby Dick" (from Led Zep's 1969 album, Led Zeppelin II).