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@heymaryann1 Yes, I saw the Sylvester interview (on Youtube), where he stated that he just turned 22 when he joined the Hollies. I've seen Hicks' birthdate given as 1943 by some sources. "If It Wasn't For the Reason..." should have been a hit. Don't think it was ever released in the United St...

@carodawo13 Yep. I eventually figured out that it's Hannah Georgas, who is touring with Kathleen.

Is that Hannah Georgas doing backing vocals? She sounds and looks enough like Kathleen that she could be her sister...except for the nose.

The introduction to this tune sounds very reminiscent of Fleetwood Mac's "Albatross".

@RUGGIDSKATA The end of the song that goes into a sort of reverie was always my favorite. Strangely enough, it very nearly matches a theme from the movie "Boy on a Dolphin". I'm not a musician, but I could swear Winwood performed a neat little transposition.

@heymaryann1 Terry spent 12 years in the band, Graham spent maybe half that time. Nash and Clarke always considered themselves the "owner/originators" of the Hollies. I think Nash was supportive of the group after he left, but Clarke seemed insecure (check out his short interview on youtu...

@hugojrneves

Possibly more like a soulmate to Cat Power. This is pretty twee stuff.

@uw1LL0b3y Maybe you hear Captain Beefheart's influence on Coleman. After all, Coleman didn't start using guitars until well after CB's first run of albums.

I always found Fripp's two-note theatrics in his guitar build-up to be the absolute height of boredom. Apparently he thought so, too, because he deleted that part of the song from the box set.

@LoudMouthLarry123

Naked and higher than a kite.

Hello, Mark Butterfield. Long time no see. Your voice reminds me slightly of Gordon Haskell's. Check out "How Wonderful You Are" or "All in the Scheme of Things" . I think you'd enjoy his stuff. Long, long ago he sang for King Crimson.

This track is a nice parallel to King Crimson's "Sheltering Sky", with more of a gamelan feel running underneath it. Very atmospheric and dark.

Can't remember who was playing bass for him at that time, but it's a nice bass solo. Miller was trying to get jazzier around this period. Saw him live then, and he wasn't too bad, but I think his first band with Boz Scaggs was probably the one to see.

I just love this track. Bruford's drumming is so propulsive, yet compact. His best drum solo on record, I think.

Like the tiger shirt...

Let's not forget the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band's cover of "Suspicion", either.

Anybody know the lyrics to "21st Century Cult Artist"?

Wow. Is Kim imitating PJ Harvey, or is PJ Harvey imitating Kim?

Bernie was working on a solo album around that time (1970), wasn't he. He must never have completed it, or it was shelved for some other reason.

This song was supposed to relate to the teachings (philosophy) of Gurdjieff. Robert Fripp of King Crimson got into Gurdjieff pretty heavily, too.

Beautiful Day was an interesting band. I didn't see them til 1971, by which time they had replaced the original keyboardist, bass player, and guitarist. By virtue of their absence, much of the band's character was gone. The first album was great, the next interesting... and nothing really wor...

Can anyone straighten me out as to who plays the guitars. Harrison said he played organ. Was it Lennon on feedback, and McCartney on lead?

@nightsampler

Sir Thomas Beecham was generally regarded as the best interpreter and conductor of Delius.