Tuesday 26th November @ 9pm [UK]
John Mayall - Blues for the Lost Days
Friday 29th November @ 9pm [UK]
King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King
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PSLs: John Mayall/King Crimson - oooof!
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PSLs: John Mayall/King Crimson - oooof!
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Tuesday 26th November @ 9pm [UK]
John Mayall - Blues for the Lost Days
Friday 29th November @ 9pm [UK]
King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King
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Tuesday 26th November @ 9pm [UK]
John Mayall - Blues for the Lost Days
Friday 29th November @ 9pm [UK]
King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King
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LMG wrote:If more of the trickier/complex jazzers in the sixties had made records this lush and inviting, the more inventive side of jazz might have caught on.
Kenny G may never have happened.
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
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Tuesday 26th November @ 9pm [UK]
Tomorrow
John Mayall - Blues for the Lost Days
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Tuesday 26th November @ 9pm [UK]
Tomorrow
John Mayall - Blues for the Lost Days
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LMG wrote:If more of the trickier/complex jazzers in the sixties had made records this lush and inviting, the more inventive side of jazz might have caught on.
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Tuesday 26th November @ 9pm [UK]
Today
John Mayall - Blues for the Lost Days
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Tuesday 26th November @ 9pm [UK]
Today
John Mayall - Blues for the Lost Days
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LMG wrote:If more of the trickier/complex jazzers in the sixties had made records this lush and inviting, the more inventive side of jazz might have caught on.
Kenny G may never have happened.
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
Good afternoon/evening.
I raise my mug to wish you good health and happiness, and as a toast to absent friends.
*chink*
I raise my mug to wish you good health and happiness, and as a toast to absent friends.
*chink*
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
‘Evening Spock and a warm welcome
*chink*
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*chink*
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LMG wrote:If more of the trickier/complex jazzers in the sixties had made records this lush and inviting, the more inventive side of jazz might have caught on.
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
A nice bouncy start
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
A recall this was your choice John?
A nice album
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A nice album
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
Hello all.
Most blueswailin'
To absent friends.
*chink*
Most blueswailin'
To absent friends.
*chink*
Steal a man's shopping and he will go hungry for a day
Teach him to play a musical instrument and he will go hungry for the rest of his life
Teach him to play a musical instrument and he will go hungry for the rest of his life
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
C wrote:‘Evening Spock and a warm welcome
*chink*
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Evening!
Just discovered John Mayall's middle name was Brumwell, first time I've come across that.
Enjoying the sound of this line-up.
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
C wrote:A recall this was your choice John?
A nice album
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Not sure it was, though definitely voted positively for it. Thought it Chris' choice.
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
Yes - a lovely sound from 1997
I saw them on this tour with Buddy Whittington on guitar, John Paulus on bass, Tommy Eyre on the organ and Joe Yela on tubs
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I saw them on this tour with Buddy Whittington on guitar, John Paulus on bass, Tommy Eyre on the organ and Joe Yela on tubs
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
Last time I saw them was when they played support to B.B. King, circa '99.
Both Mayall and King were excellent.
Sadly, when I saw King two years later he'd gone a bit down hill and I made the decision not to see him again - preserve my memories of one of the finest blues performers I've seen.
Both Mayall and King were excellent.
Sadly, when I saw King two years later he'd gone a bit down hill and I made the decision not to see him again - preserve my memories of one of the finest blues performers I've seen.
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
John always played a mean harmonica
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
C wrote:John always played a mean harmonica
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True that - and I've always enjoyed his keyboard work.
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Apologies from Kath
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
Buddy is a mean guitarist
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Buddy Whittington is excellent on guitar.
Snap Skipper!
Played with Mayall fifteen years and was the last Bluesbreaker axeman.
Respect.
Snap Skipper!
Played with Mayall fifteen years and was the last Bluesbreaker axeman.
Respect.
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
C wrote:Apologies from Kath
Hoping she's OK, and it's circumstances that prevent her from being here.
- Reminds me, I'm not sure if I'll make it this Friday. Grandson's birthday and we're going to have a meal at his other grand parents. Know idea what time we'll get away, hoping it won't be too late.
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Re: PSLs: John Mayall, Tue 26th & King Crimson, Fri 29th Nov @ 9pm [UK]
I agree with the reviews.
The songs might be nostalgic piffle at times, but the music fits like a treasured pair of sneakers.
The songs might be nostalgic piffle at times, but the music fits like a treasured pair of sneakers.
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LMG wrote:Buddy Whittington is excellent on guitar.
Snap Skipper!
Played with Mayall fifteen years and was the last Bluesbreaker axeman.
Respect.
Greetings Chris!
A warm welcome
I was saying earlier that I saw them in this tour with this line up.
1997
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LMG wrote:If more of the trickier/complex jazzers in the sixties had made records this lush and inviting, the more inventive side of jazz might have caught on.
Kenny G may never have happened.