Music

[Bridger]

Who do you think comes closest to Jimi?

For me, some candidates include:

• Buddy Guy
• Stevie Ray Vaughan
• Maybe Gary Moore having heard this
• Perhaps a nod to Gary Clark Jr

I don't know shit about guitar playing so keen to hear others thoughts.

[SKT]

@Bridger personally I’m a Stevie guy all the way. The music just flowed through him.

@Matt i like that already. Listening tonight

[Bridger]

Great evidence @SKT!

Epic performance!

I think Stevie's drummer's assertiveness helped made the statement

[Bridger]

I might have found the answer.

At 2:00 mins in - shit gets real

[Matt]

Just read the Pitchfork review for this one and I liked a lot…

[IH-GARY]

No records to buy or streams to listen to. YouTube only - Girl in the Year Above

[Giles]

The Brits.

I absolutely loved this. The chutzpah........

[Bridger]

@Giles Wow - amazing performance

[anodyne]

just listening now ... 1st song is pretty fucking great.

[Heritage_Guy]

@anodyne
Hell yeah! Sturgill getting funky and speaking his mind.

[Jett129]

This just showed up in my feed.Absolutely jaw dropping.

[Matt]

[SKT]

@Matt I really like this and it’s cool when a visual medium actually enhances the music

[Tago Mago]

Released 03 March 1986

[Matt]

My buddies asked me if I wanted to get tickets to see them at the sphere but the tickets were $600. After travel, hotel, merch, alcohol and shenanigans that is going to be a very costly weekend.

[Giles]

This is, and probably will always be in my top 10. I studied at The London School of Economics, in the early 80's. I kept on seeing posters for The The, had no idea who they (he) weer/was, eventually I had to find out, so I bought the album Soul Mining, and instantly fell in love with Uncertain Smile, that piano at the end.....

Well the pianist was Jules Holland, so no way was it going to be shit.

My sister Sophie is married to Nick Murphy, and they move in circles that leave me green with envy. In the summer of 2024 they went on a cruise in a little ship around the north coast of Scotland, as guests of Ade Edmondson and Jennifer Saunders. There were a few other guest including Jules. One night they went ashore for dinner, something that they were reticent to do, the party included 6 or 7 people who would be immediately recognised. But they were in the arsehole of nowhere and thought they could get away with it. They dined in the dining room and after dinner, to their horror, a guy passing on the way to the loo, recognised Jules and made a bee-line for him. Massive fan boydom ensued, and everyone else tried to look the other way and pretend it was not happening, the guy was a local school music teacher and through covid had spent a load of time teaching (via Zoom) his students about the beauty of the piano, and his piano heroes. Thirty minutes later, someone noticed the Jules was no longer present, my sis and Nick (being the least recognisable of the group) went looking for him. He was found in the public bar, sharing a piano stool with the teacher, playing the most amazing duets. The teacher was virtually in tears, asking everyone with a pulse to take photos and vids, because "no one will ever believe what is happening to me".....

Jules made that guys life. I love him for that....

[Tago Mago]

@Giles said in Music:

I was studied at The London School of Economics, in the early 80's.

And what were the results?

[Giles]

I managed to spell my name correctly in the finals.....I was not a model student.....

[GraemeE]

2 more weeks until I can get these stones fully lazer blasted

[Matt]

How’s the pain?