Just Say Yes, part 2
LAST week we left Yes basking in the success of their breakthrough third LP, The Yes Album, which went platinum in America. They were, however, far from content to rest on their laurels. … Continue readingJust Say Yes, part 2
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Bryan Lewis: I Think My Dog’s a Democrat
Brilliant. Just brilliant.
Eurythmics: Here Comes The Rain Again
Very much of its time (1983) but Annie Lennox was quite a singer. And the fact that she often popped out to the off-licence in scruffy threads, rather than the … Continue readingEurythmics: Here Comes The Rain Again
The Cascades: Rhythm of the Rain
We live in Lancashire so I thought I would do a series of rain songs, since that is the only kind of weather we seem to get here and my … Continue readingThe Cascades: Rhythm of the Rain
Mozart: Sinfonia Concertante, K364
TO my ear, the moment after the orchestral build-up when the solo viola and violin enter together, an octave apart, is one of the most thrilling in music. The work … Continue readingMozart: Sinfonia Concertante, K364
Creedence Clearwater Revival: Have You Ever Seen The Rain?
Answer, yes. Far too bloody much of it.
Randy Newman: I Think It’s Going To Rain Today
It’s time someone did a Ribble Valley version of this Newman classic – I KNOW it’s going to rain today.
Lowell George: I Can’t Stand The Rain
And neither can I, Mr George. Will it ever stop pouring? The road outside our house is a river and it’s still rising.
Hatfield and the North: Fitter Stoke Has a Bath
Winsome warble from the 1975 LP The Rotters’ Club. Any song that has Michael Miles in the lyrics is good enough for me.
We Plough the Fields and Scatter
I WAS saving this hymn for Harvest Festival but other things intervened and I missed the date, which was September 22. I didn’t realise until I looked it up that … Continue readingWe Plough the Fields and Scatter