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Victoria: Steve is known as an innovative and experimental engineer, an award-winning producer and an in-demand musician. He's also got a stable of pretty cool instruments.
Last night, we went to see Elton John play in St. John's. It was quite the concert; I wrote about it for my day job at CBC, although the clever headline I came up with in the shower drew a knock in the comments section. (Look, everything draws a knock in the comments section.) This week's collection of five facts is all about Elton. The shot below, incidentally, was nicked here; it was taken in...
Between 1965 and 1967 this was the late-night hang-out of choice for London's rock royalty. It was here that Who Manager Kit Lambert first saw the Jimi Hendrix Experience perform, and signed the band to Track Records virtually on the spot. 'The Scotch' was a favourite watering hole of Keith Moon and John Entwistle.
Thursday, 1 August, 1963 At the Playhouse Theatre in Manchester, The Beatles record editions nos. 11 and 12 in their radio series “Pop Go the Beatles.” For program No.11, The Beatles perform “Ooh! My Soul,” “Don’t Ever Change,” “Twist and Shout,” “She Loves You,” “Anna,” and “A Shot of Rhythm and Blues.” Their guests are Cyril [...]
CHERYL LESCOM has been part of the Canadian Blues Scene for over 30 years. Starting off as a back up singer for Ronnie Hawkins and Long John Baldry, Cheryl has recorded, toured and performed with the likes of Jeff Healey, Matt Minglewood, Dutch Mason, The Downchild Blues Band and more. After an absence to raise a family, Cheryl recorded two independent CDs before taking some time off to recover from...
De Stijl Originally uploaded by dou_ble_you Hey Piet Mondrian is throwing a Pawty www.warhol.org/default.asp The Whole Boogie Woogie Party as Long John Baldry would say* www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfbKIOexLDc ;PPP You know I remember a few years ago, some funny things used to happen to me, about 1956-57. At that time, there was no blues scene or, uh, not really any kind of scene in, uh, London. I used...
I'm going through a phase of Tim Blair style titles, I notice. So how come Rod Stewart was singing backup vocals for Long John Baldry? Because Baldry discovered Rod Stewart when he saw him singing at Twickenham railway station. Busking, I assume. Rod's tribute follows below the fold, or lower down the page if your screen is in better condition than mine. Interesting, though, innit: what a very confident...
From Syd Barrett to Arthur Brown to Screaming Lord Sutch to Long John Baldry, there's been a long line of musical oddballs in the U.K. Plant Kevin Ayers in that curious garden.
Your birthday today: Your originality in everything you do, will, if cultivated, bring you happiness and remuneration. Your children will be mechanically inclined or artistic. You are naturally robust and strong and if you take care of yourself, you will never have any serious illness. Being an original sort, you have nobody else in the book to share this day, so look toward these other notables, instead,...
Hallelujah, BBC Four will, from tomorrow show old editions of Top Of The Pops in their entirety. No stupid captions no stupid comments like TOTP2 Other people have suggested this to BBC 4 as well as myself: Why don't you show TOTP from the earliest show, then run through the entire series? Dave, Durham Message 19 - posted by garybrum (U3285674) , Mar 7, 2007 BBC Four would be great if it was used for...
Q. Years ago, Hoagy Carmichael's "Stardust" was named the most played song of all time. Is it still? - Morey Yellen, Lakeland, Fla. A. "Stardust," written in 1929 b...