Friday evening music

[Dodgin]

Cuby and the Blizzards, vintage Dutch blues. Back in the day and a wee bit later.

[bobbo]

Good post dodge .your contributions are always quality .
I'm struggling to post right now .

[Sloth]

[BestOfBrede]

Love Osibisa and also loved War....

Wow glad I chose the above link...
I was going to use the album link and saw this video link - never seen this video before but it's just great...
It looks like in every clip they were dancing to the actual song - great editing, great video and great song, imo

[Lighthouse]

[Somerset Fulham]

Black Crowes here...

[Dodgin]

Donald Peers, hearthrob, back in the 40s. Obviously influenced Roy Wood.

[bobbo]

Just a bit of messing about between
B B king. Bobby Bland. And James Brown .  Their voices so unique particularly Bobby bland

[Bobsffc]

Some Americana...

[WhiteJC]

Foo Fighters - the glass

the Sweet - changes

the Rutles - get up and go

[Lighthouse]

[Barrett487]

Seahorses

Ocean Colour Scene

Feeder

[bobbo]

You're so right brede great vid with some stunning girls also of course IMO.

[andrew G]

Love Osibisa and also loved War....

Wow glad I chose the above link...
I was going to use the album link and saw this video link - never seen this video before but it's just great...
It looks like in every clip they were dancing to the actual song - great editing, great video and great song, imo

War and osibisa?
Top of the preier league of music.
Saw thw low rider band on the pacific on the blues cruise. They are still top notch...gypsy man one of the very finest..,, lee oskar is amazing and a really nice man.
Osibisa were the last band we saw before lock down... heaven knows where we are goig!
Glad you like war/ low rider band as they now are...sort of forgoten in the uk.

[andrew G]

Just a bit of messing about between
B B king. Bobby Bland. And James Brown .  Their voices so unique particularly Bobby bland

Royalty. Saw james brow often, bb king a couple of times but bobby died just before we were due to se him. What a voice he had... ain't no love in the heart of the city was an r&b all time classic. My dad who was not a blues fan loved that tune and was the one that introduced me too it. Istill keep my dad's seat as a season ticket.. it's  his seat for ever.

[RaySmith]

I wrote on another thread about how the impression Sonny and Brownie's record Back Country Blues made on me as a young teenager, the first real Blues I'd heard, after buying records by Bo diddley, Chuck Berry, Howling Wolf etc, through the Stones, who covered these artists, though maybe doesn't mean much to people today.
I have seen them live, at Brixton Astoria in the early 8O's. Here with Pete Seeger, famous folk singer, but now maybe more famous  from trying to put an axe through the cables when Bob Dylan went electric at the Newport festival!

Many have covered this great Tim Hardin, song, such as Neil Young, Springsteen, etc, but I really like this by Karen Dalton, someone new to me, but love her voice -

Rod Stewart and Ron Wood-

To cheer us all up - Kate and Anna McGarrigle, Emmylou Harris, Rufus Wainwright, Mary Black, Karen Matheson

[Somerset Fulham]

Yep its Saturday not Friday but the much maligned on here BBC(2) are in the middle of a glorious celebration of the greatest British band ever.

The Kinks and Ray Davies.

Its a magnificient watch.

[Barrett487]

[Somerset Fulham]

Legendary stuff, 487!

[Barrett487]

The Commoners
New-ish band from Canada

They're supporting Samantha Fish in her UK tour..... tickets booked.... enjoy