Black Cat Bone

Sadly Jim and Chris are no longer with us but what a legacy they left





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It always impressed me how good Steve was on both keyboards and guitar

There's a corker of a guitar solo on this gem






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C wrote:The piano/organ solo and interplay is just delightful

An album full of music




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Indubitably.

C wrote:[
Bloody hell this Côtes du Rhône is good!






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Excellent!

ooooof!

Reap would be bopping at this solo!







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John aka Josh wrote:

C wrote:[
Bloody hell this Côtes du Rhône is good!






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Excellent!

It's great to have the taste buds back after so long

When everything tasted metallic why bother…?!






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C wrote:It always impressed me how good Steve was on both keyboards and guitar

There's a corker of a guitar solo on this gem






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Yes.


He was a real prodigy.

C wrote:

John aka Josh wrote:

C wrote:[
Bloody hell this Côtes du Rhône is good!






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Excellent!

It's great to have the taste buds back after so long

When everything tasted metallic why bother…?!






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- My wife made similar comments. Great to hear taste is restored.

John Barleycorn - there's been some great versions of this and this one is superb







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Although the songs have very different soundscapes, the continuity of the album is superb.

John aka Josh wrote:
- My wife made similar comments. Great to hear taste is restored.

I didn't know that JJ - she okay now?





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John aka Josh wrote:Although the songs have very different soundscapes, the continuity of the album is superb.

Absolutely

I consider it a 'perfect' album





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C wrote:John Barleycorn - there's been some great versions of this and this one is superb







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Really captures some melancholy. Superb arrangement.

I sent you a PM which I don't think you've seen yet about folk music...

Let me know





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C wrote:

John aka Josh wrote:
- My wife made similar comments. Great to hear taste is restored.

I didn't know that JJ - she okay now?





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Five years clear this June!!!

I thought of using this in the Folk Cup - I am glad I didn't I think many of those voting wouldn't 'get it'

The Jethro Tull track offered up by Mike Boom got slaughtered

Many have a different view on folk than me....







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[quote="John aka Josh]
Five years clear this June!!! [/quote]

Great! Tell her well done from me





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I adore this

The way Steve sings it is perfection.

So easy and laid back - progtastic!








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C wrote:I sent you a PM which I don't think you've seen yet about folk music...

Let me know





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Ah, just spotted it. I was quite happy to hear T2 again - I've played it a few times since, another perfect album.


Yes, Planxty are great, like Moving Hearts very much too. Shall have a think about some albums - the first Renbourn & Grossman album is a gem - I'd have entered Spirit Level into the cup.

Spotify have a different version to my CD

Unbelievably there are a couple of rubbish tracks between sides 1 and 2 of the LP

Can you believe that? Whatever was somebody thinking?

Anyway, the Spotify version has soem live stuff which I have never heard.

Fancy giving a couple of the tracks a go? [Starting with Medicated Goo?}






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