70's Rock for a gloomy Saturday morning.
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I stole my brother's 45 of this and played it over and over on my chest-style record player (age showing)
YouTube - Paul McCartney- Band on the Run
YouTube - Paul McCartney- Band on the Run
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Yah, I could see myself doing that.
Also, Robin Trower, Rules!!
I'm not sure but I think this was late sixties but it got played a lot in the 70's
YouTube - Deep Purple-Child in Time
Jethro Tull: Locomotive Breath
The best live rock album ever made? Deep Purple: Smoke on the Water -- Made in Japan
The best live rock album ever made? Deep Purple: Smoke on the Water -- Made in Japan
All great stuff. And, Brad, I am sure I'd like to trade weather with you just about any day this time of year.YouTube - Carly Simon - That's The Way I Always Heard It Should Be - 1972
YouTube - Roxy Music - Ladytron
Great electric violin by Lucy Wilkins:
YouTube - Out of the Blue
YouTube - Molly Hatchet - Dreams I'll Never See
YouTube - Roxy Music - Ladytron
Great electric violin by Lucy Wilkins:
YouTube - Out of the Blue
YouTube - Molly Hatchet - Dreams I'll Never See
Also on the "Made in Japan" album. Yes, "album". One of the first vinyl purchases I made.
If we were talking about 60s music, then Deep Purple's "Hush" would be in play.
I never was big on rules. How about late sixties through seventies.
YouTube - Carlos Santana - Oye Como Va
I had 45s. And a bunch of those plastic spindle adapters that always broke. And one of those record players too. How far we've come.
My perfect "gloomy Saturday" band.. with the original lyrics to boot.
YouTube - Black Sabbath - War Pigs (Live in Paris 1970)
YouTube - Black Sabbath - War Pigs (Live in Paris 1970)
YouTube - Van Halen - Runnin' With the Devil live 1978
Most people don't think of Van Halen as a 70's band but this was 1978.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BCwtJ_3p8Y&feature=related
Most people don't think of Van Halen as a 70's band but this was 1978.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BCwtJ_3p8Y&feature=related
Oh, don't matter much to me either. And a lot of the bands that were huge in the 70's have some interesting 60's roots. Like The Who covering "Heat Wave".
Styx: Lady
The Wikipedia article on Rock says the "Golden Age" of Rock'n'Roll was 63-74. Well that term reminded me of ... Mott the Hoople: The Golden Age of Rock'n'Roll -- I think that's actually taken from the LP, cuz I'm hearing some skips that are unlike CD hiccups.
And, since Bowie wrote a tune for Mott, gotta throw some of him in here too.David Bowie: Suffragette City
I've heard there's some person out there recording as "Beck", but for me there's only one Beck, and his name is Jeff.Jeff Beck: Freeway Jam
I never had a quad system. For that matter, I don't have a Dolby Surround system either.
But I'm also quite happy with my Parasound/NHT/Velodyne stereo system. I do need a new turntable, cuz the old Dual is kinda long in the tooth.
It's kinda funny listening to these things one at a time. My brain is automatically forwarding to the next track on the LP as the tune fades out.
Speaking of that ... The Who: Love Reign O'er Me from Quadrophenia, of course!
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