Rolling Stones: Gimme Shelter
Written by Jagger and Richards, this is the opening track on the 1969 album Let it Bleed. It was never released as a single but in 2021 it was ranked at … Continue readingRolling Stones: Gimme Shelter
A compendium of musical delights by Alan and Margaret Ashworth
Written by Jagger and Richards, this is the opening track on the 1969 album Let it Bleed. It was never released as a single but in 2021 it was ranked at … Continue readingRolling Stones: Gimme Shelter
Just wonderful. Napoleon Murphy Brock on top vocal and bottom-wiggling form.
Always loved this 10cc classic, and it’s good to see Gouldman still on top form.
Prepare to be nauseated by this clip from a private BBC staff video. and this and, if you can stomach it, this
Now this is one NHS I’m happy to applaud. From the 1978 album Of Queues and Cures. And here’s a live version from the OGWT.
This was written by Boudleaux Bryant. The Everlys recorded it on February 18, 1960 for their album The Fabulous Style of the Everly Brothers which was released that spring. Like Strangers was released as … Continue readingThe Everly Brothers: Like Strangers
Oh dear, old rock singers never die, they just turn into Michael Crawford. Skip the first four minutes of introductions.
When I was writing about Bobby Vee’s Devil or Angel https://am-records.com/2022/08/02/bobby-vee-devil-or-angel/ yesterday, I came across this one which I had forgotten. I think it’s a lot better, a kind of paradigm of pop … Continue readingBobby Vee: How Many Tears
WHEN was the last time you heard someone whistling a merry tune? In my younger days it seemed that every labourer whistled while he worked and some were real virtuosi, … Continue readingWhere have all the whistlers gone?
Not the most sophisticated workout in the history of the world but nevertheless a momentous occasion.