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when i first heard that commercial i thought it was muddy waters.

@kortag i recently found myself in a coed bathhouse with batman, robin and beat-era raconteur herbert hunke, in athens during the great re-reconstruction of the preprandial roman empire, when the dub version of helena rubenstein began hawking her full range of luxury beauty products. "granny," i ...

great! fantastic interview.

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@Lambs619 people said the same thing about otis rush in 1967.

spenner would crack up if he was alive and saw this!

that randy syncopation leads me to believe those teddy bears were doing a bit more than just picnicing.

wonderful - thanks for posting this. need the whole thing, plz!

one of the best - along with paul rogers, steve marriott 'n' robert palmer.

loved 'em. but "infuential?" maybe to the 14 people that ever went to their gigs.

look at that crowd - they're either dead or grandparents today. well, that's what happens, innit? what're you gonna do?

the drummer is dead. they were good.

speaking of north finchley, the north star wasn't much of a pub, was it?

there's more genuine feel in the intro than the last six foo fighters albums.

there's a really good biography of nicky hopkins just published. talks a lot about this track. and this brilliant album! "And on Piano ...Nicky Hopkins: The Extraordinary Life of Rock's Greatest Session Man" [Paperback]

Julian Dawson (Author), Klaus Voormann (Foreword)

thanks, janks!!!

bit pretentious, isn't it?

they were touched with brilliance and had no idea what to do with it.

thank you for this! wonderful.

@frankbrown19

me too. they were spectacular -- especially that first incarnation with both hubbard and mullen on guitars. nights at the hope & anchor and dingwalls ruined me for live music forever.

plays the same solo in every song.

very nicely done.

especially great to hear now that i;m reading bobby whitlock's fantastic autobiography that talks a lot about these couple of gigs with duane.

top notch all the way around!

you were super good on the bob edwards show today!

geek question: what kind of guitar is that?

i'm buying this album!

brilliant guitar solo.=, whoever it was.

wonderful stuff. this puritan country has no idea what it discards without a second thought.

pretty, pretty song.

nice spelling of her first name.

this guy has so much money he could pay off india's national debt and still have change to buy more houses around the world.

@modo03 kokomo never did a song called "steal away." you may be thinking of the johnnie taylor classic by that name. it certainly has the feel of a kokomo cover!

i don't get the lube thing. what kind of lube should i get and does it come with that little applicator?

So get up get, get get down 911 is a joke in yo town

steve miller looks just like my cousin shirley.

that lick at 0:46 is just awesome. great tune, great album, great playing.

gorgeous song....is that a keyboard playing that bumpin' bass or an actual bass?

this is an incredible, fantastic piece of film. it's right up there with footage of king curtis' funeral -- with duane allman and cornell dupree playing -- which has been removed from youtube. thank you for posting and keeping this available!