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Yes, I have to agree with you there, I guess I like it due to the different arrangements of his classic songs as something different from him.

IMO, just very good live albums, I have them all on original vinyl except Thunder on CD. Supertramp - Paris Simple Minds Live - In The City Of Light Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Pack Up The Plantation Live Mountain - Live Doobie Brothers - Farewell Tour Dire Straits - Alchemy David Bowie - At The Tower Philadelphia Thunder - Live

Italian on mine as well, I thought it was some sort of scam and immediately shut down my iPad.

Surely the packed out hall last night, answers that Mickey.

That was brilliant, really enjoyed it, the full orchestra really fitted with the genre of Northern Soul.

Cozy was best man at Bernie’s wedding.

What a beautiful live version of an 80’s classic by Nik Kershaw. It really stirred some emotions listening to it.

Worth discussing arranging a dep for the gigs he won’t do and going forwards finding a permanent replacement.

Tonight Wednesday August 9th Sky Arts 11.30pm Auction - David Gilmour Special Christie’s sale of his guitar collection

Superb Whitesnake cover, blimey, this stunning vocalist has an amazing voice.

Here is your problem Dave.

Excellent cover version of the Journey song Separate Ways. Fabulous vocals from Daughtry and Lizzy Hale. And live at the Albert Hall, performance and sound quality is top class.

Can’t see the Stratford On Avon marriage lasting very long, the guy sounds an absolute chocolate starfish.

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8.50pm Friday 28th July - PBS America ( Freeview 84 ) Ron Carter - Finding the Right Notes He is the most recorded double bassist in history.

So, it’s basically the kids that are the problem 🤔

Definitely rock, went a bit softer in the 80’s, this is their earlier stuff, it’s certainly not pop.

You have missed probably one of the best - Ann Wilson of Heart.

I played in a Free tribute band, at one gig a lady during interval asked if we did any Phil Collins.

That’s a coincidence, I was learning to play Billy Jean earlier in the week just for a bit of fun. This guy explains it really well and definitely hit on about a synth playing the added octave. I like the version two starting on the second fret of the E string, that’s the version I learnt, it’s a pig of a song due to the repetitive nature of it, you cannot afford to fall out of time, otherwise it falls apart.

For folks who are into Hall and Oates, I found this intimate gig video of them doing soul classics, what a superb band, I recognise some of them from the Darryl’s House videos.

Cherry Bomb by Joan Jett. In fact, anything by performed by Joan Jett.

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