What Choons Yi Listening To?

Aye. He played with the Duster. He also recorded the splendid Duster Bennett tune Jumpin at Shadows.

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BIG G

Lovely 👍
 
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BIG G

Some folk just don't get the breaks.
Duster was one such guy.
Lived clean and was according to his peers a nice guy, then one night on the way back from a gig in the middle of the night he falls asleep at the wheel of his motor and hits an oncoming lorry. What was the chances of being hit by an oncoming motor in the UK at 3 in the morning in 1976?
Would otherwise still be gigging now.
Great that you are regularly spreading his music legend Big G
 
Some folk just don't get the breaks.
Duster was one such guy.
Lived clean and was according to his peers a nice guy, then one night on the way back from a gig in the middle of the night he falls asleep at the wheel of his motor and hits an oncoming lorry. What was the chances of being hit by an oncoming motor in the UK at 3 in the morning in 1976?
Would otherwise still be gigging now.
Great that you are regularly spreading his music legend Big G

Splendid Google mate. I was there. I saw him live. Catch up. Nonsense post. Folk on here who appreciate
The Duster, have done so fori 20 years.

BIGI G
 
SCOOTER FUCK 2021

Ok 2020 but still....🤣🤣

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Splendid Google mate. I was there. I saw him live. Catch up. Nonsense post. Folk on here who appreciate
The Duster, have done so fori 20 years.

BIGI G

Right enough, I was sure that was you I could hear singing "God Save The Queen" at the start of Dusters "Bright Lights" album.
Your secrets safe with ........ oops!

A couple of my favourites from the same album. The first featuring a great vocal from his wife and the second a great cover which I don't think I have seen you post.

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Just Like a Fish (Live)
 
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Any bouncers see this fella at the Venue about 30 years ago?

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Just about to retire to bed however following the Venue thread have played my Kevin Ayers albums.
This from the splendid LP Whatevershebringswesing (1971).
Lovely guitar solo from pre Tubular Bells Mike Oldfield.

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Great stuff Moathibby, I had a vinyl copy of that Dr Alimantado album back in 78', got half inched at a party. Hope the fucker looked after it and appreciated like I did!
The Lion Youth cut i hadn't heard before. It's great. Thanks for that.
I raise you another album I had on vinyl in 77' and still have
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Yep got that too.Big reggae fan.Back in my punk days it was about the one other genre of music you were allowed to admitting listening to.All pretty stupid,because I was listening to all sorts including Soul and Jazz and even some Classical.
 
Yep got that too.Big reggae fan.Back in my punk days it was about the one other genre of music you were allowed to admitting listening to.All pretty stupid,because I was listening to all sorts including Soul and Jazz and even some Classical.
Snap, other than the classical.
Punk, New Wave & John Peel were the gateway drugs.
After that I had a serious addiction and would listen to any music I could get my hands on.
Obviously that wasn't easy in those day and I remember ploughing through second hand albums at Ezy Rider and The Other Record Shop looking for Al Green albums and such like that I couldn't source or afford new or on import.
I hooked into reggae mainly through The Clash, John Peel and the double lp version of the 1st UB40 album "Signing Off"

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The first time I heard the word was of course 'Here Comes Johnny Reggae' by Johnathan King. I had always liked the Ska stuff that made the charts anyway.After punk/new wave and post punk happened I was ready for something else and credit due to credit given it was provided by Malcolm McLaren with Buffalo Girls which I first saw up the Nite Club.The Hoochie Coochie Club opened up and I was listening to stuff like the Sugar Hill Gang,Kraftwerk,Cabaret Voltaire and Rockabilly and Sam and Dave.Saw Frankie up there 'miming' to Relax.'The Next Sex Pistols' Lol.I also got into Folk and World Music.
 
Here’s another cover that’s as good or better than the original
Fantastic special effects BTW 👍
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Here’s another cover that’s as good or better than the original
Fantastic special effects BTW 👍
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IMO it's not better than the original or indeed loads of it's covers including
Eddie Hazel of Funkadelic etc
Jose Feliciano (with a video to entertain)
Bobby Womack
 
IMO it's not better than the original or indeed loads of it's covers including
Eddie Hazel of Funkadelic etc
Jose Feliciano (with a video to entertain)
Bobby Womack
All down to taste I suppose 🤔
 
I'm just listening to this:

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Heard this tonight.
It's a Russian/Ukraine band and bizarrely they are a Chicago (yuk) cover band.
They have made a reputation on youtube by posting video's.
There is only one Chicago song I like and these guys kill it.
They sing in English and their playing is fantastic.
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Heard this tonight.
It's a Russian/Ukraine band and bizarrely they are a Chicago (yuk) cover band.
They have made a reputation on youtube by posting video's.
There is only one Chicago song I like and these guys kill it.
They sing in English and their playing is fantastic.
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Oops!
 
I'm just listening to this:

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Written by Smokey Robinson and Frank Wilson who is best known in Scotland for this Motown Northern Soul classic