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What's the name of the singer with the long dark hair? She's beautiful.

@don62snodgrass Unbelievable! In one post you have managed to name three of my all time favourite records, Stage Struck, Twin Peaks and of course On Your Feet Or On Your Knees. I still have all three on vinyl, and they are still playable.

@ItsTheCatSpeaking24 Weren't they just? Such a talented pair,and hasn't Frisky got a powerful voice? I hope that they tour again next year.

@TheNopiltzin And me, This is Linda at her very best, I just cannot listen to this without a tear forming in the corner of my eye.

Cracking bass riff!

@junkers290 SHIT. An unbeliever has stumbled across this video.

Ike Willis and Ray White. Fantastic!

Yaaaaay! A Fender Mustang bass.

I'm sorry, but I don't speak Spanish, but I know the story in this song, and I love this version. I've only just stumbled across Sparx, and I will be watching lots more of their stuff on You Tube.

Why is it that when someone compiles a greatest frontman list, Danny Bowes never appears in it? I have only seen this band live twice, and both times he totally captivated the audience, had them shouting and screaming exactly when he wanted them to, and had them eating out of the palm of his hand...

@ridif It's one made by Marc Savoy (Joel's dad), and I believe that it was made specially to commemorate 50 years of Marc making these instruments.

Look at this audience. Most of them weren't even born when these songs were first recorded. Punk, like rock music will never die!

I love these two. I've got my ticket for the Swindon show in December. I can hardly wait.

@CrimBlack This is the ultimate in misheard song lyrics. These captions put a whole new perspective on You Tube videos.

I reckon that if you didn't know that this was written as a rock song, it's easy to imagine that this was written as a classical piece for four cellos. These blokes are very talented.

@sftrash Sorry, I don't understand Spanish, but I think that you are saying that El Toro Relajo by Linda is one of your favourites. If this is so, then I have to agree with you. The first time that I heard it, I was blown away, and I never get tired of listening to it.

@TrashcanBoogie Your family obviously has very good taste. Long may they listen to fabulous music.

My very favourite Marc Bolan/T Rex song ever. I was twenty when Marc died back in 1977, and to this day, he is still the only pop star that I have shed a tear for. Imagine what he could have achieved had he not been taken away from us so early in his life.

@troyw545 Ha ha! Stupid am I? This from someone who can't spell, punctuate or use grammar, and probably thinks that syntax is a levy on naughtiness. If you have trouble understanding any of the words with more than one syllable, ask your primary school teacher to tell you what they mean. By the w...

I've only ever heard the Bangles version of this song until now, and I love it. I also love the Bangles version as well. The jury's out as to which I prefer, but I think that I will settle upon a verdict of liking them equally, (although I prefer Katrina's singing).

@haterzgunnahate1 On this post you have the top comment, and if you don't mind , I will just add my comment.. In the history of pop music, I seriously doubt if there has ever been a pair of female singers in a pop group, who were more pitch perfect than these two. They absolutely complement each ...

It doesn't matter whether or not you like Abba, or if you don't think that the singers are very good. What you do have to give them credit for is that the singers together are pitch perfect. Their voices blend together so well, that they are a joy to listen to. I really do not understand why anyo...

@Jonsk12394 Yep. Brucie, another one of the all time greatest rock vocalists.

@TiecastProductions Thanks for the info. I'm not sure that I've got the skill to attempt this sort of playing yet. Still, we live in hope.

@SSLRoadsideService So right! Performances this good need no enhancements, and Tony Iommi doesn't need any guitar tricks. This is the man who invented heavy metal guitar playing.

@brasso4u One of the best comparisons of American and English that I've heard goes as follows: Americans call a slut a tramp, a tramp a bum, a bum a fanny and a fanny a pussy. There are plenty more that you could have said, you have trunks, not boots, fenders, not wings, gas, not petrol. I like ...

Definitely my favourite Bowie song. Also that is the only painted acoustic guitar that I have ever seen. Has anyone else ever seen one?

@tatia641 Haha, you're right, it wasn't all sweetness and light in those days. Maybe like me, you tune out the not so nice stuff that was going on at the time, and just enjoy the great tunes that were happening then. Sitting and thinking about it now, it does seem like the Seventies was an endle...

Isn't it amazing that these were one of the most drink and drug addled bands of all time, and after 40+ years, they (the original members) are all still alive? Very few, if any other bands have achieved this. They should do more reunions, or preferably, get together again permanently. What' s ju...

@alalbergue You've got it bang on buddy. Geezer just plays. He does what he does, and he does his own thing. Most metal bass playing, Geezer did it first.

@Karazjupa You're not wrong. It's because he lost the tips of his ring and third fingers that he plays like he does. He had to switch to really light strings, and found that he could make the heavy sound that he does. Behold; Tony Iommi, the man who invented heavy metal, before it even had a name