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Northern souls classic. This would be the Poets from the US, not the ones from Glasgow or the Irish ones, all playing at the same time, hence the 'American' Poets on the UK-based London Records label in the video.

Takes me back to the Electric Garden in Sauchiehall St in the early 70s.

To the person who asked how someone so young could write such reflective lyrics: Junior Campbell wrote this at 22 in the same way as John Lennon could write 'In My Life' at 24, Cat Stevens 'Father and Son' at 22, George Michael 'Different Corner' at 21 and the precocious Janis Ian 'Society's Chil...

BA Robertson ageing at 26 years old? Pop was definitely eating itself before PWEI if that's true. However against Annabella's 16 at the time, I suppose he was ageing. Either way, if you consider the body of work produced by both up to now [2012] her dissing ws misplaced. You don't need to like th...

Does anyone have the Fluke remix?

Rolad Orzabal's best song and a great album from the pre-soundwars days. I used to carry The Seeds Of Love around to test the quality of sound systems. Mine was never good enough to get the full range out of the CD. Great vocal by Oleta Adams and on-the-money drums from Phil Collins.

A beautiful Robbie/ Guy Chambers/Ray Heffernan song, I saw him sing in 1999 but it needs a vocal range Robbie no longer has. He leaves the chorus to the crowd until the final chorus because he can't do all three anymore. At the final chorus he just about makes it through. No matter, great song. I...

A few years ago this was a regular song choice by hopefuls on UK TV talent shows. It was almost inevitably sung badly because the singer had not analysed the song. The boys sing the verse in the lower key and the girls sing the verse after the key change. Not that many novice singers have the ra...

Never thought I'd find this - I saw this lineup at Green's Playhouse in Glasgow on the same tour. Jimmy McCulloch was only about 17. I remember Mayall name-checking Jimmy's band, 'Bent Frame' and the obligatory hometown boy routine as Jimmy grew up there. I saw Jimmy Culloch play with Stone The C...

I was introduced to this song by the Chicken Shack version in 1969, with Christine Perfect on vocal. Didn't take too long to find Etta though.

I thought that 'Sixty Five Thousand' by Erasure came out the year after this.

Annie Ross and Count Basie? Bliss. Annie is 81 but isplaying 2 gigs in her family's home town on 22 and 24 February 2012, at the Glasgow Film Festival. On show is the doumentary of her life 'No One But Me'. If she can perform at 81, I can be there at 57! Wouldn't miss it.

Ah, school days come back with this - Natural Born BUGIE.

Have had this album since the 70s, but I just heard something in this track for the first time - bits of it sound like Magggot Brain by Funkadelic. Must be going mad!

Saw Larry Reinhardt on the Iron Butterfly 1971 tour, but never got to see Captain Beyond. Should've been bigger, but great to hear this.

I saw Chris Farlowe with John Hiseman at a drum clinic in Clydesdale's Music Store in Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow in the early 70s. [All gone now of course - once spent an all-nighter in the doorway there queing for Rolling Stones tickets!] There were only a few people there but he gave it ever...

Either the first or second single I ever bought for myself. On the appropriately psychedelic-style Marmalade label. It's 'Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger and the Trinity'. I was 13 at the time and didn't find out it was by the Band and Dylan until I got into the Band later. No internet for instant ex...

Best quality version of this I've found on YT so far.

Music would have been very different if James Brown hadn't written and produced this - where would all the samples have come from?

This is a bit like the different versions of other songs. Tom Waits wrote and sang 'Downtown Train' before Rod Stewart covered it. In Rod's version, which was a huge success, you knew he would get the girl. In Tom Wait's version the whole point was that he would not. Ditto 'Don't Leave Me This Wa...

@fakesoundsjazz1983 There's nothing more exposed than one voice and one acoustic guitar, so good work, really got the job done!

I was at the Big Day in 1990, but my memories of it are getting as scratchy as this vid. Do remember seeing Texas and Maria McKee though. Great to see this and the other videos as well.

I remember going to the Custom House Quay part of the Big Day Concert in 1990, but I have no idea if I saw this bit or not. Hope I did! We went to see Larry McCray, but either missed him or he didn't show. Never did get to see REM play but saw 10,000 Maniacs a couple of years later - a whole othe...

Great day and Deacon Blue was the right band to close it out, with so many great soings at the time. I preferred Big Country though as it was the only time I ever got to see Stuart Adamson and co.

Can't believe this is the first comment. Great set from Ricky and co. on a great day. Not so sure about the tip-toe attempted moonwalk near the start though...

I was barely able to stand by this time and wondered how the hell I was going to get back home, but a great day. Saw Deacon Blue a few times and this was always the crowd pleaser singalong. Happy Days and I didn't know it!

Great day from start to finish - I even remember some of it. The Wets were great that day.

Lived in Rosebery Street but the sandstone tenements were well gone by the time of this video. My grandparents lived in Granton Street which is in the film.

Lived in Rosebery Street, grandparents in Granton Street, went to the Lifeboys at St Margaret's, went to see Clyde with my grandfather, dad and brother. All changed now.

Sampling 'Private Number' by Judy Clay & William Bell, Stax, 1968.

Good to find this here. I just picked up a original 1988 copy of 'Rai Rebels' on cassette and it's full of great rai tracks one of which is a version of this.

According to the Wiki about the Chameleon album, it's Bruce Jonstone on baritone sax and Dan D'Imperio on drums. I found that while checking on the Superbone hybrid trumpet/trombone Ferguson is playing in the song.

Arrived here via a Max Keiser video about the real conspiracy of re-hypothercation by banksters. You keep saying 'you know'. I don't. What I do know is that to propose a conspiracy involving freemasons, nazis and the Roman Catholic Church would first have to get round their mutual fear and loathi...

Excellent post. I was there, in the balcony at the back, but my camera's memory card filled up halfway through this song. I see someone else has posted Baker Street, which saves me working out how to upload 400 Mb of .avi!

009 Soundsystem - Dreamscape. Not close to any version of Listen To Your Heart, Roxette, DHT, techno, non-techno, anything. Why is YouTube so full of bad information about the music? If you upload something and don't know what it is, why can't you just say so?

Still have the 45 somewhere in the loft!

I was 12 in 1966, but my cousin was 19, living in the Smoke and totally into the Small Faces. When he came up to Glasgow, he would rave about Stevie Marriot and this performance tells you why

I still have my original 45rpm single of this and when I play it there's hardly any sound left on on it. Sounds of my youth...

Norma-Jean Wofford ["The Duchess"] on Jupiter Cadillac guitar. That and Bo's Thunderbird were custom-built using Gretsch hardware.

Rock'n'Roll history. Bo on his Jupiter Thunderbird, The Duchess on her Jupiter Cadillac - who was on bass and drums? Looks to be around the same time as the 1965 appearance on 'Shindig' on US TV. Who was on bass and drums?

I was only lucky enough to see the Jeff Healey Band once, in Glasgow, in 1990 or so when he was touring Hell To Pay. What a pity I won't get another opportunity and I'm sorry he's gone.

Best show on TV.

@UL439 Classical Gas by Mason Williams from 1968

Some really strange comments here, but this is definitely Willie Dixon's 'Hoochie Coochie Man' from the first line: "Gypsy woman told my mama while before I was born, Got a boy child comin' mama, he'll be a son of a gun".

I'm more intrested in the version/date and other players. It sounds as if i...