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Here Findlay and Shin Pad yous seen this before?......


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Lazy Saturday afternoon with an ice cold cider enjoying a deadly sax 🎷
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Oh, hello
I am the ghost of troubled Joe
Hung by his pretty white neck
Some eighteen months ago



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Watching an episode of The Blacklist and this absolute belter came on.

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Followed by @Doc Shrink favourite version of Sound of Silence!
 
The sound of money I just won on the bingo.
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28 years later soundtrack by the Young Fathers is the best thing I've heard in a wee while. This is the opening track

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egb_hibs said:
28 years later soundtrack by the Young Fathers is the best thing I've heard in a wee while. This is the opening track

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Im not sure how I feel about that.
 
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emerald green said:
Dont know much about TW Sanch. That was quite mellow mate
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TW is one of my favourite artists. His career can be split in two. His early albums, from 1973-1980 are piano blues and ballads where he has this sort of Charles Bukowski/Barfly persona. His albums since 1983 are a really eclectic mix of rock, jazz, blues, opera, vaudeville, cabaret, funk and industrial.
Rain Dogs from 1985 is a good place to start as it has a broad range of his styles as does the later Mule Variations. If you can get into that you can get into any of his records.
Asylum Years is a good overview of his early stuff and Beautiful Maladies for his later stuff.
I should add that his music goes very well with whisky and a wistful mood!
 
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