Thanks for putting in the time Nick - heavy rotation for the weekend. Your posts make me think more about music and its specific connection to phases of my life. A gift for sure.
A Bettie Serveert fan here, I saw them at Rock City, Nottingham, in 1993 after Palomino was released. Last year I bought the 30th anniversary edition. Great playlist.
Searching Swamp Dogg album covers is far from the worst way of spending the next 15 minutes. Rat On! in particular is a treat
Your comment justifies the whole of Substack.
I love Harlem River Blues, will definitely be giving this playlist a listen on tomorrow’s dog walk. Thanks!
Nice. That “Best of Sam and Dave” is pretty incredible as a stand alone. Just one after another, the vocals, the band. All of it.
Totally agree about Clapton & Mayall. Stepping Out has always been one of my favourite
Thanks for putting in the time Nick - heavy rotation for the weekend. Your posts make me think more about music and its specific connection to phases of my life. A gift for sure.
A Bettie Serveert fan here, I saw them at Rock City, Nottingham, in 1993 after Palomino was released. Last year I bought the 30th anniversary edition. Great playlist.
You know you're in for a special treat when Herbie Hancock kicks off a mix. My neighbors are going to hate me today.
Love this, man! Have you ever heard Sonic Youth’s version of the Carpenters’ “Superstar”? https://youtu.be/Y21VecIIdBI?si=ptwZr48ptdRdEITc
Love Bettie Seveert. Saw them in Seattle when they released Paolmine.
I was thinking that I have wasted 65$. Mentioning Boz and JTE in one paragraph MAY have redeemed you.
Though I love the “Beano” album, “Hard Road” with Peter Green cuts Eric to shreds.
This very nearly makes me want to use Spotify.
On Dutch mushic, shout out for Gruppo Sportivo, on whom I had quite a pash in the late 70s…
For me, around the same time, the Dutch band to listen to was Focus - if you need reminding have a look here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4ouPGGLI6Q
I remember them and their yodeling
I love the tunes! ❤️