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Was that the Standells, one line being "Love that dirty water, Boston you're my home"? From "Nuggets"

The sixties were the classic age of the 3 minute (or thereabouts) single. I was born in 1950 and caught the whole era. From 64 to 69 I was putting 45s into jukeboxes. the small faces were "it" as far as I was concerned. saw the Faces with Rod Stewart and also Steve Marriott in humble Pie (not...

fashion is strange. these were very "blokey" blokes (ie very masculine) but Disco clothes (satin/silk) etc were all the go at the time. Plus these guys were all into stage presence and the "over the top" clothes were all part of that. ten years earlier the (Small) faces were very MOD, ie close...

Absolutely the best. But if you want to hear close approximation, listen to Jeremy Spencer on early Fleetwood Mac (with peter green) albums. Saw JS do this in Glasgow in 79/80.

saw them in Newcastle on Tyne early 80s. "Back in the night" is still my favourite single of that era

Great song - but listen to the Del Shannon version. One of the very few times anyone has come close to Mick and Co.

Lovely guitar sound and great vocals. My favourite era for the stones.

Great R & B track. Always thought that Brian Jones had great style - what a loss. Thanks for posting!

Just watched the movie "teachers" and hunted this out. great track - thanks for posting

terrific - reminded me of John Mayall. Thanks for posting - loved it!

Thanks heaps for this. Loved it. Not what I expected.

Thanks heaps for posting this. I remember hearing this in 69/70?

Again, please read my original message. I heard this many years ago . in the days on vinyl disks ie 45 rpm 7" which had an "A" and a "B" side. the "A" side was the hit song and the "B" side rarely got an airing. The 'evil" tune doesn't seem to appear on any albums, so I guessed that it might...

Lovely to see Orange AMPs on the go. Last used them in around 69. Also good to see a slightly non-mainstream guitar being used. Good on yer mate!

In the late 60s in the west coast of Scotland I was running a lot of dance venues for teens. had to use my dad (Peter Joseph Gribben) as security - and as part of the package then listen to him in various pubs in Stevenson/Saltcoats . His favorite was "He'll have to go" which he did I'm sure ...

From the west coast of Scotland - I love this. My Father sang it ( an octave lower). Thanks for the memories

This is one of the few Kids programs that even adults can watch - great on many levels.

Must be one of the most recognizable riffs ever. great - I've got it somewhere on a well-played Cameo Parkway 45. The Stranglers do a pretty good cover.

Thanks for posting. A good choice to do this tune. A lot of western theme tunes of the time were done by Marty Robbins. Did he do a version?

Saw him in 1980 (approx) in Newcastle on Tyne. Just the best . At the age of 60 - I still play Small faces tracks.

Is that a Hammond L102 he's playing?

Amazing - none of the band were great musicians but put together some of the best 60s pop tunes ever. Stevie Marriott had the best blues voice ever.. If I ever get depressed "Ogden's Nut Gone Flake " does the trick.. I saw an Oz bloke (Tim Rodgers) do a great version on :"song for a baker" (Go...

I'm 60. Still wear button down shirts, thin black (often silk) ties, jackets with side vents listen to the Who, Small Faces, (and the Flamin Groovies) hair is still (what is left) is close cropped and have a 64 and a 77 Min. Do I qualify?

Just too good. Thanks for posting. Stevie has the best R and B voice of all time

As a teenager of the time I tried to emulate the haircut, shirts, trousers etc, but being 6ft , scottish and ginger had limited success. The best pop band ever

Synthesizer, drum machine and double-tracked vocals - how can you go wrong!

Great tune - but is this from "war of the Worlds"

Just saw this on TV - great pop tune. Thanks for posting. But - modern band with kit from the 60's - Fenders and AC30s

Lovely. healthy puppies. I'm 60 and have had shepherds in the family since I was a toddler. The best dogs in the universe and these are great examples. Our current two are 9 and 7 respectively and still really active - does the puppy every completely go away with shepherds?

Was this aken from Cypriot TV?

Loved this when it came out. I'm sure Free did a version with better vocals, but this has a really dirty, gritty feel. Can anyone remind me - who did the album covers that were a bit like Salvadore Dali?

Best Sci Fi show ever

Usefuyl for HSC BIOL "Maintaining a balance"

It is still used but with qualifications - usually the "induced fit" model (similar to hand/glove ) is quoted.

This islaso useful for NSW HSC Biology "Maintaining a balance"

He is at ease and very comfortable with noise and patting etc. a credit to his family/owners.