Friday evening music

[andrew G]

old soul/blues, sung recently by a man whos look belies his voice

[andrew G]

or an otis cover

[Dodgin]

Talented Catherine Russell, second track with Jeff Beck.

[bobbo]

Struggling lately to come up with something fresh so here's an artist I watched live many times back in the 60s Chris farlowe

[RaySmith]

RIP Pete Brown poet and song writer of Cream's big hits, like this one, White Room-

American Outlaws, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Kris Kristofferson, Merle Haggard -Desperadoes Waiting for a Train, which sounds like a group of Fulham fans coming home from an away game(in  past years!)

Rachel Harrington - a tribute to the previous song's writer, Guy Clarke, and his wife, Susanna

[Dodgin]

Guy Clark, Red River reminding me of the Weavers Arms in Islington, great venue once

[WhiteJC]

Fleetwood Mac - Rhiannon

Vintage Café (Anakelly) - love never felt so good

Nik Kershaw & Elton John - Old Friend

[Bobsffc]

A lovely vocal performance

[Lighthouse]

[Lighthouse]

[Dodgin]

Astrid Gilberto has just passeed away, here with the great tenor player Stan Getz.

[bobbo]

Bit of what I listened to around 1958

This one fits for hammy end fans
fans

Great choice from you dodge

[RaySmith]

RIP Tony McPhee, very underrated guitarist, most famous for his band The Groundhogs

John Martyn and Danny Thompson - song about his friend, singer/songwriter, Nick Drake -

Nick Drake, new bio out of someone who hardly sold any records, and gave few concerts before he killed himself at aged 24, but has become iconic after his death

[WhiteJC]

Lucas Bear - pink panther

Ella Roberts - wild mountain thyme

Laufey - promise

[Lighthouse]

[RaySmith]

Songs set explicitly in the wee, small hours

JJ Cale, with Eric Clapton

Simon and Garfunkle

Leonard Cohen

Patsy Cline

[Dodgin]

This may have been Karen's last recording, can only imagine what she would have done with the Great American Songbook.

[Lighthouse]

Nam is a very young but brilliant singer that covers songs from many types of Asian bands and others as well as original material. This is an original piece.

[WhiteJC]

Playing for Change - better together

the Moody Blues - I know you're out there somewhere

Baron von Tollbooth & the Chrome Nun - ballad of the chrome nun

[FFCBadger]

So silky, massively under-rated IMO