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Horrible...........

Suzi Quatros version is better...........more bollocks.

I remember setting up some of the stage set.......the T was my main construction, and then the two back telekon boards.......after that on fx. Great tour.

I set up some of that stage, it was a great tour, but hard work, nice to hear the sound mix, all I could hear was half a mix from stage right.....nice job on sound. Oh yes I did the dry ice for this.

I was working for them on this tour(shame about the sound) It was a great tour,

Following talks with another member of the band, there could be a re-release of the album, that would be fun!!!!

Hasn't this interviewer ever heard of Suzi Quatro, but I must say that Tal is amazing. I have already bought her album, .......and I love it. ;-)

John played keyboards, Dick Heckstal-Smith on Saxes, saw them live loads of times and supported John Mayall with my band White Unicorn in, if I remember right 1970 at a Cambridge University May Ball, still got the programme.

This was first aired on the Live at Klooks Kleek album, I think about 1963 or64.

This the only single from John, with Eric on lead..........NICE.

Recorded at Escape Studio, Egerton, Kent, England. It looks like we have another record company interested in re-releasing the album, were keeping our fingers crossed. ;-)

This was recorded at a rehearsal with a Radio Cassette Recorder, so excuse the quality, I will try and find the lyrics for SpyridonKaprinis, honestly.;-)

This was actually The Blacksmiths, which was pre-Warlord, but as Ivan Coutts was on vocals and keyboards, it was included on the album. ;-)

Have now made a connection with another member of the band, but at this stage (1976) the band was down to a three piece, with John Alexander, lead guitar, taking the lead vocals. It now seems another record company want to re-release the album,fingers crossed for that. ;-)

You can get this on CD now, much better sound.

I was Tom Brechtleins drum roadie for this tour, the whole tour was amazing and turned me on to jazz, big time. In '87 I was Teri lyn Carringtons roadie as well as looking after the percussion set up for Marylin Mazur, also a great tour, Phantom Navigator remains my favourite Wayne Shorter album.

@WhydontyouLikMyAss You are a sick fucking wanker, If I ever find your address I will be round. How dare you insult me and the person I worked for, for 9+ years. In the 63 years of being a resposible person I would sacrifice all those years to sort you out. You wouldn't be the first I have kille...

Another act on my CV. I worked for her in the 80's. Great vocalist, we opened for Joe Cocker on a few gigs, good fun tour.

Change got their name because there was an ever changing line up, tight band though and very pleasant people, I worked with them in the 80's.

Wher are you Jon Cole, I've been trying to find you for years to tell you about my book

If by any chance you read this, I'm Paul Cantwell, check out facebook.

I was there working with the support on the Uk tour. Stray, great tour.

I remember seeing them in a small town hall, in a village called Bergen, I was in the army, stationed just a couple of miles away..... they were fantastic, we also had The Smoke on another gig. It must have been 1966 or 67.

What a load of rubbish. Paul O'Grady, my arse.

Lovely vocal,but I am biased Heidi is a friend. Nice arrangement.

Great live version of a great track. ;-)

My all time Midnight Oil favourite, love the horns building up at the end. Great production.

Please put more Movies tracks on if possible..

@rfranquinho Yes I did meet Gary, nice guy. I remember his pa standing by a window at one of the gigs, with Gary by his side overlooking the queue of punters and Gary was picking out females from the crowd to come back after the show, if you want to know more you will have to wait until the end o...

The only originals are Patrick Olive on bass, and Tony Connor on drums, I know because I used to work for them.

I was there, standing at the sound mixing desk, brilliant show.

In 1970/71 I was in a band with the guy who wrote this, Jon Weiss and we used to play it, but not quite as good as this, Spooky's also did a great version of "I am the Walrus" GREAT BAND

Great band, I roadied for them in the 80's in Europe, although the line-up has drastically changed since then.

Cheers Mate, I accept you are right, it's just I used to see her in Wimbledon quite a lot when I was a mere stripling, so I assumed she was from around there. Sorry!!