What are you listening to? [10]

[thelma]

other good one with a beautiful saxophone

 

[thelma]

sax again

 

[copiman]

There are 5 saxs and many other horns in this video. Kinda makes you move.

 

[A Guy]

I was at this concert. The night before they close Winterland. New years eve was The Grateful Dead, not a favorite of mine, lol.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winterland_Ballroom

A Guy

 

[thelma]

Copiman, nice one makes you swing indeed, love saxofoons, and Guy, I also love going to concerts, my last one was this

 

[thelma]

This was his" 80 years old " special tour. I visited the concert in Kurfstein, here in Tirol. Little haal with no chairs in it, perhaps only 200 people. We could all shake there hands after, because they were selling the CD in the Bar. GREAT !

 

[Mellon Head]

I picked up a battered copy of "John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers" with Eric Clapton on guitar.

I had to find a turntable in order to play it, but it still sounds good, clicks and all.

 

[copiman]

Here ya go Mellon.

 

[thelma]

Yes they worked a while together, that's a great one.
Ages since I saw that LP cover, it was one of my collection ( showing my age her )


For the bear amongst us

 

[Mellon Head]

Here ya go Mellon.

You sir, are wonderful.

 

[thelma]

One for the Americans, and specially from New York

 

[thelma]

One for all our friend, near and far and them two know about friendship



For a special friend

 

[cyclops]

Damn, I'm getting old. Had no idea John Mayall could be 80

 

[thelma]

Yessssssssssss, old friends



Please don't get depressed

 

[cyclops]

A different version of the greatest rock and roll band ever

 

[A Guy]

A Guy

 

[cyclops]

 

[thelma]

My God, that's awful ( only kidding ) Why the hell did they do that! Anyway, great the old world meets the rock generation, actually not so new this Queen production. I remember hearing it the first time ( like we all did I suppose ) I was in St Tropez and " I was younger than I'm now " having a very " good time of my life ". Thanks for that curiosity GREAT

 

[cyclops]

You're a funny woman. I think the mechanical intricacy of that thing is outrageous. It's not just blowing air through pipes. I also think that Freddie Mercury was not recognized by many for what a great talent he was.
Speaking of aging, yesterday I watched a video news clip which had the cast of the first Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory being interviewed 44 years after the movie hit the big screen. I was not happy to know it was 44 years ago.
What types of music do you like most? I have tons from several eras and genres, all which iI can share via the GoogleDrive, if you are interested.

 

[A Guy]

Live Aid 1985. Queen stole the show!



A Guy