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@rocksnob14 ROCKSNOB IS A DOUBLE DOUCHEBAG AND A COCKSUCKER TOO!

Note Mick re-tuning on the fly at 1:36!

@Bog95 No, Thin Lizzy and Allman Brothers (to name but two) also frequently played in unison, and both sound quite different.

Pisspots and Bidets, makes perfect sense. WOT?!

I'm not able to handle downloading. Would it be too much trouble if I asked you to post another Mick Taylor jazz-rock track? I think Mick makes more money playing the blues, but his heart seems to be in playing Jeff Beck-style fusion.

Holdsworth didn't stay long, one album. Holdsworth made clear his intentions to leave to the other members, and Holdworth himself brought Halsall in to replace him, but then Holdsworth was convinced to stay to fill out contracted dates, so Tempest wound up having TWO lead guitarists for that shor...

Old Slowhand IS the superior guitarist, but Neil Hubbard is a great player too, and in fact plays a finer guitar solo here than anything you'll hear on Clapton's original.

@haworthmike Gee, if you'd really like to help me, could you sell me the vinyl WUN? I don't buy or have any CDs as I am strictly a vinyl fan, and I am STILL trying to get a copy for myself. You can send me an e-mail at redweatherkid@gmail

If Fischer thinks Klaus Kinski was never again as intense in any other film, Fischer is a little crazy himself (or simply stupid). Intensity and madness weren't hats Kinski put on as he left the house in the morning, they were basic parts of his essence, which can be seen in just about any Kinski...

As parodies go, this is pretty authentic -- it features Grease Band members Henry McCullough and Alan Spenner, and Jim Capaldi who played on an unreleased version of Joe Cocker's With A Little Help (Joe recorded the tune first with Winwood & Capaldi before trying again with J. Page & B. J. Wilson).

Looks like they were going for a Jeff Beck Group sound here.

Wouldn't a barre chord be better for the A major @ 1:29? Well, anyway, you're cute, sweet and funny (the British accent video was hilarious). Maybe you could show how to play Rain Song (Zeppelin) or Coyote (Joni Mitchell)?

Actually this track features an uncredited Jimi Hendrix on guitar. I read this from an interview with Mayall a few years ago. Sounds like bullshit, I know, but true.

Oh no, this Newman character is the dodgy vocalist. Carla Olson is a goddess - a great singer, and a great songwriter too! The Carla Olson-Mick Taylor gig I was lucky enough to attend was really incredible, maybe the best MT show I ever saw.

@binka8830 Eric's strap doesn't break so much as simply pull off.

AHHH!! At 7:25 RT shows us the secret of how Robbie Robertson gets all the amazing harmonics he uses to such great effect in his solos. Previously, it always seemed like Robertson was effortlessly pulling harmonics out of impossible places.

Great shot of the Carousel Ballroom at 0:37, later to become the Fillmore West.

First guy talking is Gary Duncan (from Quicksilver). Next to him is David Freiberg with the curly white hair, and sitting next to Duncan on the other side is Michael Lewis.

@Deagledrumzz No, not true that there are no groups from the 60s with complete surviving set of original members. Spencer Davis Group, with Davis, Winwood, Winwood, and York to mention just one.

@willruddock Bullshit! Duncan played plenty of lead guitar and guitar solos before Valenti joined. Quicksilver featured TWO excellent lead guitarists, way before Allman Brothers, Wishbone Ash, Thin Lizzy, or even the famous Yardbirds line-up with Beck and Page.

Sounds like something you'd hear in a James Bond movie (and not one of the good ones).

Even so, it's hard to complain about another nice British jazz-rock piece.

Gotta admit, the Gordon Smiley was much more shocking than the Villeneuve posted here. Also, horrific is spelled wrong at the beginning of the video.

@joevitalejrofficial I was at this show, and I went specifically because Joe Vitale was the drummer, I'd only ever seen him once before, years ago playing in Stills' band with Gerald Johnson and Mike Finnigan. Vitale's a great drummer!!! But Vitale and Rosas were kept in the shadows for most of t...

@makewarnomore This is Gary Duncan singing. I first met Duncan up at his recording studio in the mid-80's. Gary played tapes of a bunch of songs (all unreleased at the time) along with some unreleased Dino Valenti tracks (not sure if the Dino material was Quicksilver or "solo"). I commented to G...

@kombikrajsta

Yeah, it would be, except it's not a This Mortal Coil tune. It's actually an obscure Quicksilver Messenger Service song (never would have guessed they'd be listening to Quicksilver).

I'd be very curious to hear Cinderella Rockerfella, EC!

By the way, I own the previous Tew lp THIS IS MY SCENE, a great album!

@stableshadow

That's no dyke, you twit! She's Debby Hastings, Bo Diddley's longtime bassist.

Fuckin' hippies! What a terrible version of a terrific song. They stop short of playing the entire song too, which we can actually be thankful for.

It kinda freaks me out to hear this track this way.