Budgie - Slipaway
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You gotta love a bit of Budgie . With burke shelley`s falsetto voice, So high pitched only dogs and Geddy Lee can hear,
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Aren't they fantastic, and isn't this track beautiful? Shelley sounds like a jazz singer. He was that versatile, that good, and Budgie were a lot more than a "hard rock" band. Burke lives in my city of Cardiff UK and goes to a local rock pub. I've chatted with him a few times. He's a great guy, really friendly. I said where did "Hot As a Docker's Armpit" come from. He told me Steve Marriot (Faces, Humble Pie) used to often say it. Straight from the Budgie's mouth I got that!
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@garbus77 Have you ever heard of Nektar? Check them out,the LP "Remember the Future" is all one song bad ass !!
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FMOB's .. takes me back !!. Some used to joke that the best thing ever to come out of Wales was the severn bridge, but I would protest !!. It was without doubt BUDGIE .. the great unsung HERO'S of the 70's rock scene, ans still good to this day .. Burke Shelly should have got a knight hood , but given he's Welsh I suppose he should be grateful he wasn't hanged by the Britts for being so amazing !!.
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There is a free app about the making of Budgie's Bandolier ablum in the iTunes store. It can be located in the iTunes store by searching
on Bandolier Budgie. Here's an iTunes preview page about the app:
Made for iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. Check it out if you have iTunes.
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No singer could startle like Burke Shelley could.
Slipaway spends a minute seemingly introducing a straightforward rock ballad, then suddenly we have a latin-jazz inflected verse, with Burke's high, elegant and supple voice light years removed from "rock"!
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Epic............
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beautiful... I remember now that once upon a time music meant more than brainwashing kids out of their money.
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@ANGLOSAXONGOD yes...I must agree. This is ear candy and I can listen to this one endlessly.
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Eargasm !!!



This is great.Can anyone tell me the names of the first few Budgie albums.I have Impeckable on vinyl.Would like to try and find their first couple albums.
jsnhrv 1 year ago
# Budgie (1971)
# Squawk (1972)
# Never Turn Your Back on a Friend (1973)
# In For The Kill (1974)
# Bandolier (1975)
garbus77 1 year ago 4