Barclay James Harvest - Titles

Barclay James Harvest - Titles

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[ludo281160]

Yes*** Marisha4sure, what a pity Woolly was not so much there in Amsterdam = Great Single John Lees did it well, Les Holroyd not at all, but Woolly (january 1976 and still is over there, but over here also in Belgium)....Woolly (the former bacer) was quitten in 1979.

[marisha4sure]

Woolly is and was the keyboard player in the video and doesn't play bass.

[Gernot Hoffmann]

This is great - it reminds me so much of my childhood. I used to love BJH - and I still do!

Nostalgic feelings all along...

[leonakita]

part 3, observations continued 9) Les Holroyd remains one of the hairiest mofos in the history of rock n' roll. Even now his gray frizzled brillo pad top remains intact despite it receding with age... and his amazing nose..has he ever had work? It is an epic schnozzola that makes his nasal vocal delivery only 2nd to Mr Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull. 10) I could continue, but I fear my comments may be construed wrong. I'm merely poking fun at ths dated clip and truly love BJH! One of my faves!

[Michael Norris]

Is this a beatles song ??????????????

[A297MAN104]

Hi Ludo...Thanks for the Share...I've never heard this song by BJH before....Great Harmony's and sound...and Yes...so many Beatles song titles...

Really enjoyed seeing the Video....Regards...Dave

[Steinbach1984]

Who's talking about Chuck Berry? I'm talking about punk. Punk is a caricature of early rock 'n roll. Simple forms and structures get worn down after a while, and that's the moment when innovation is needed. Punk wasn't innovative, it was sheer regression. If people were fed up with mellotron smoothness, well why didn't they take their their inspiration from Frank Zappa instead?

[Craig Gerrard]

The sort of rock that thinks itself art is not really rock at all. Why do you think that 'art' is better than Chuck Berry? I know I'd rather listen to a three chord workout than some 30 minute mellotron solo. then again, it's all just a matter of preference. I don't really mind what other people like, it's just as valid to them as what I like is to me.

[Steinbach1984]

So basically you're saying that rock can never be art music? Remember that jazz, like rock, began as folk music, then became popular music and finally art music. I don't see why people objected to rock following the same path.

[Craig Gerrard]

Because then it isn't rock. It's classical and jazz.

[jjdecani]

If you'd actually lived then, like I did, you'd know.

[Steinbach1984]

I wish I had lived in these happy days before punk ruined the music scene with its primitive 3 chord shit. Why did prog rock and psychedelic rock have to go? What's wrong with rock music becoming more complex, closer to the standards of jazz and classical music?