what song are you listening to right now?

[DVV]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gk_D7fq0MMg&feature=related

[Phil Carter]

Hello all,

Some songs are SO under-rated.... This song SHOULD have sold millions of copies. Instead it rather slipped through the net.
Absolutely brilliant..Liverpool Express..You are my love.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74-fA3iGP9w

best wishes

Phil

[Robert]

Sometimes a tiny musical phrase is worth more than a whole year's worth of modern stuff. That phrase that they play after each "Oh you are my love" is one such. There are brilliant phrases in "Sugar Me" by Lynsey de Paul and in "It's For You" by Lennon/McCartney too.

[DVV]

The way your perfume makes you stink....

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xbh666_the-cramps-like-a-bad-girl-should_music

[Sister Hyde]

the cramps is always a win, too bad i can't put the sound...

[babybird67]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4H_Zoh7G5A

[Limehouse]

Listening to some upbeat tracks after a stressful week at work!

I'm chair-bopping to this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DKn4SjhvUQ&feature=related

[Phil Carter]

As it is April 1st... time for some fun.. I love this!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luVjkTEIoJc&feature=related

best wishes

Phil

[Sister Hyde]

old school nostalgia

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpbilQ1m5SM

[Stephen Thomas]

There's a Rod Stewart song that incudes a line that says 'drinking wine and feeling fine' or maybe perhaps 'feeling fine and drinking wine'

What's the song called?

[Phil Carter]

Hello Stephen,

Strange, it's normally the other way around when people don't know it is Rod Stewart on that track..
The answer is:-

Python Lee Jackson- In a broken dream....aka
ROD STEWART




Every day I spend my time
Drinking wine, feeling fine
Waiting here to find the sign
that I can understand, yes I am

In the days between the hours
I read towers, bloody flowers
Push their heads into the air
I don't every care if I ever know
There I go

(Chorus)
Don't push your love too far
Your wounds won't leave a scar
Right now is where you are
In a Broken dream

Did someone bother you
Did someone break the bread
Good people are in bed
Before 9 o'clock


On the pad before my eyes
Paper cry's telling lies
The promises you gave from the grave
Of a broken heart

Every day I spend my time
Drinking wine, feeling fine
Waiting here to find the sign
that I can understand, yes I am

I sit here in my lonley room

Don't push your love too far
Your wounds won't leave a scar
Right now is where you are
In a Broken dream

Now don't you forget what I say

best wishes

Phil

[The Grave Maurice]

Feeling rather nostalgic tonight, me. I think the wife and I will curl up on the chesterfield, open a bottle of wine, and listen to Carole King's Tapestry which, I continue to believe is, perhaps, the best album ever made. We'll probably follow that up with some James Taylor and, maybe, some Linda Ronstadt. By then, it should be bedtime.

[Stephen Thomas]

Strange, it's normally the other way around when people don't know it is Rod Stewart on that track..
The answer is:-

Python Lee Jackson- In a broken dream....aka
ROD STEWART

Many thanks, Phil, that had been bugging me for years

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLnVh4Ma2tw

[Limehouse]

Feeling rather nostalgic tonight, me. I think the wife and I will curl up on the chesterfield, open a bottle of wine, and listen to Carole King's Tapestry which, I continue to believe is, perhaps, the best album ever made. We'll probably follow that up with some James Taylor and, maybe, some Linda Ronstadt. By then, it should be bedtime.

Hi Maurice

'Tapestry' was an album that almost every young person of my age and background (now 53) bought or begged a copy of. It was played at every party I attended from the age of 14-22ish and - along with 'Dark Side of the Moon' (very different I know - but still precious to us in a hard-to-define-way) it's an album that has remained timeless to me.

I hope you had a lovely evening.

[Limehouse]

Many thanks, Phil, that had been bugging me for years

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLnVh4Ma2tw

For me - Rod Stewart is a performer with two completely different styles and personalities. I can't stand all that laddish 'Do You Think I'm Sexy/Hot Legs' tripe - but as a white blues singer and a singer of ballads - few can equal him (in a different class - but Peter Green can sing him off the stage).

I'm listening to this right now. Neil is another singer whose album 'After The Goldrush' was worn down really thin from over-playing at our church youth club:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOl01vKXv6I