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Oh dear Licorice. Gone but never forgotten.

Why do you call him a junkie? Just 'cos he's different? Or do you know something we don't? Guess what - you don't have to be on drugs to be an individual...

@abtran2010 Dig deeper!

A celestial tune. Immense production for 1971. Which one's Vangelis? Is Roussos in this film? Anyone know?

Love the flute on this. Memories of long ago. Thankyou.

Swell Maps were from Solihull near to where I live. As kids they needed alternatives 'cos that place is very even. More resonant to me than bands that got a check in the post-Punk revival (e.g Gang of 4), because they truly experimented - all over the shop - you never know what you're gonna hea...

@broadly122 Hey broadly, is that it? Gutter Band no more? If so, shame. Wanted to book these guys. Oh, and the guitarist nails the LOM solo better than Mick Ronson, very, very tasty...

@AZLBRAX Hello Ian, granted this does not sound like what I'd consider to be Ultimate Spinach. Just a query if I may, where did the name 'Ultimate Spinach' come from?

Wow! Let me come back to you when I'm a little more straight ;-)

Fuck Arden, Loog-Oldham and all the grabbers who have milked talent like The Small Faces and put nothing back. Arden's tactics were nothing less than child abuse and Loog-Oldham was a cynical manipulator who upped the drug ante, got them all royally stoned and then moved in for the kill. And do...

Truly immense. Proper music from the soul, unhindered by commercial cramp. He's 62 at this point and his voice soars. Thanks for staying real, Moondog!

Jesus, I'm in tears after that...

Isn't this how rock 'n' rollers should be? What a modest, articulate and beautiful human being (and yes I know he had his moments). Plonk was the same - just a great love for music and feeling it. The Small Faces were just a magical mix of 4 kids, you don't ge...

First thing I notice here, not being a great devotee of this band, is how small Van Zant was - Jeez, can't be much over 5"5'? Either that or Collins & Rossington were giants? Is that Meatloaf on 3rd guitar? Or is it Ed King? I really do rate this song, particularly the opening verses but I go...

Great costumes/visuals. Shame about the music. Please return the bassline to the rightful owners...

Thankyou for the music, Mr Gold!

@baphomet66and6 - A curious and ill conceived comment considering the original soundtrack was composed by an American. Paul Giovanni, take a bow - never forgotten!

Oh how this moves me. The great tragedy about The Wicker Man soundtrack is that Paul Giovanni didn't live to see it celebrated in the way it is today. Although the film was on its way to cult status when he died in 1990, I think it took until the 21st Century for the music to be fully appreciat...

@zardoz80 The Phibes films, particularly the first one are classics but Theatre of Blood should be placed high on a pedestal for its incredible mix of pathos, gore and black comedy. Quite simply one of the greatest and an immense performance from Vincent.

Wow, this is wonderful but was this a definite VIPs billing? If it's June 1967, I think they're known as Art by then? Could be wrong but isn't that Luther Grosvenor on guitar?

Either way, this is a groove!

@Dubyay409

Hey W*A*

You folks created one of the greatest albums of the 1960s (better than anything Airplane had to offer) - make no mistake! Truly some timeless songs. I'm listening to it at the moment and never get bored of it. Trying hard to spread the word and keep the fire burning here i...

Skip looks soooo mighty fine!

It's Teenage LightNing - at least spell it right ffs!