The rediscovery of Vinyl

[stoop]

.. and one more from Jamie Rae - I just love this song!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8ww9ygU7pM

[Steve A]

Just got Stevie Ray Vaughans complete discography which I will listen to with relish.I had one or two things by him in the past but had forgot about him.

[mike A]

Steve, If you get the chance check out the 1983 sessions with Stevie Ray & Albert king, master & pupil
the chemistry between them is pure magic,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vcj9WyKRL94

[Steve A]

Mike,listening to it as I type,Blues at Sunrise is really special.

[Steve A]

Just listening to Pride & Joy that is fantastic,even the piano player is brilliant !

[mike A]

When I need a pick me up I listen to The Sky is Crying, the quality of  the guitar playing, especially the two step bends takes my breath away every time.

[Chinook]

Mike and Steve perhaps I should also add an A to my name then we can all "Take the A Train"

Wound down my evening by listening to Miles Davies' Sketches in Spain.

[Steve A]

Here we go I am now well into the 80's just done Ultravox Rage in Eden actually by way of late 70's and The Rich Kids(see the connection,Midge Ure)Now listening to Welcome to The Pleasuredome by Frankie Goes To Hollywood.Some say the 80's was the time that music forgot however I happen to think there was still some class around.

[sandgrounder]

quote:Originally posted by Steve A

Some say the 80's was the time that music forgot however I happen to think there was still some class around.

Not much class though Steve. The 80's seemed to be a blip in the advancement of music. I blame Stock, Aitkin and Waterman for churning out trash year on year!!

Can't beat the 60's for me, I'm trapped in a timewarp and don't want to get out:D

[mike A]

I agree about the 80's
The era that swung like a rusty gate