Can: Moonshake
A hypnotic live TV performance from 1977 featuring the excellent Rosko Gee, formerly of Traffic, on bass.
A compendium of musical delights by Alan and Margaret Ashworth

A hypnotic live TV performance from 1977 featuring the excellent Rosko Gee, formerly of Traffic, on bass.
Remake of an old Hank Williams song about a chap whose old lady won’t let him in so he has to sleep with the dawg. Hope he didn’t disturb its … Continue readingGeorge Thorogood and the Destroyers: Move It On Over
This was written by Chris Andrews, who had several hits as a performer. It reached No 11 in Britain in 1963. It was Faith’s second record with the Roulettes, the … Continue readingAdam Faith and the Roulettes: We Are in Love
Nice song from 1973’s Closing Time, before he had his vocal cords removed.
I THINK our spirits need lifting this week – mine certainly do. So here is one of the most incredible sights in nature, and one of the most inexplicable. Everyone … Continue readingMarvellous murmurations
This was written by Eddy and producer Lee Hazlewood. It followed his earlier hits including Rebel Rouser and Forty Miles of Bad Road, but was a bit of a flop in the US, … Continue readingDuane Eddy: Shazam!
This is from his album Pacific Ocean Blue, released in 1977, six years before Dennis’s body was pulled out of said ocean. For many years it was unavailable but came … Continue readingDennis Wilson: Moonshine
This may be sacrilege but I prefer the Bay City Rollers’ version to the the one by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. I’m afraid I never cared for the … Continue readingBay City Rollers: Bye Bye Baby
OK, this one doesn’t have Moon in the title but it comes from the Apollo album, a soundtrack to the US lunar missions. And it’s lovely.
Engaging new look at the song frequently misheard as ‘There’s a bathroom on the right’.