What kind of music you hear while you trade?

Sigma Algebra - Fuzzy Sets

W1B0 - Prime Directive

These are the TIMETELLS pearls.......great!!!

You posted Smashing Pumpkins and I will reply to my favourite one, live in France.......

Exacly 1 year ago Maestro EZIO BOSSO died at only 48 years.
His classic music, inspired by great classic Beethoven, Mozart and so on, always will live forever.....a genius, out of time, for sure out of these times!!!

Hahaa, cheers Brix, much appreciated pal




Annie, doing her version of the Bob Marley song


Annie Lennox

Cream:
Stevie Ray Vaughan :

C'mon TIMETELLS, waiting for whatever, for anything you can tell me about these guys and girl here below.
the EAGLES, with Jackson Browne and Linda Ronsdatdt, 1 drum, 3 acoustic guitars, 2 electrical guitars, 1 bass, 7 vocals.....I can't ask for more!!!
Whatever TIMETELLS pearl will be appreciated.......

Power of Love, from Apocalypse, still have this vinyl in my collection

Hi Brix,

Cheers for that song. Three of my faves with Linda at #1 lol


My first memory of Linda goes back to the Stone Poneys, and she used a few of the Eagles for her backing after going solo, before the Eagles became famous themselves.

She also recorded Lowell George’s “Little Feat” song Willin' (and let out an interesting anecdote about her & Lowell on a live You Tube vid that is still out there - I wont post it to spare the innocent lol).


She also recorded a song I Never Will Marry on her Simple Dreams album … and coincidentally she never did ... marry ! (tho she did adopt 2 children).

(I heard a radio interview with Linda where she said she didn’t like a few of the songs/words on her fabulous Simple Dreams album - including the Warren Zevon song Carmelita - which I loved her version lol)


Linda sadly now has a form of Palsy where she cannot sing to the level she wishes anymore. Her vocal chord muscles don’t do what she wants them to do.
Said it was her saddest moment of the disease as she loved “singing to herself” in the shower etc.

A songstress really of the 60’s - 70's era initially. Loved by many, but didn’t get inducted into the R&R Hall OF Fame until ~ 2014. I reckon because she upped & left the “rock scene” and started doing Latin music albums (Mexican is her part roots) and other styles of music & once did an album with Nelson Riddle & orchestra lol.

I could remember more but she is such a treasure that anyone interested could do worse with their time than check out her whole history.

Linda still did the best other version of the Rolling Stones' Tumbling Dice imho - (Waddy Wachtel on guitar)

What else about Linda??? Nuttin' but luv

WOW!!!!
Better than Rolling Stone, Billboard or New Musical Express.......as expected!!

As restrictions ease .... Hugging is back in the uk !

WOW!
You posted "Hold me now"and I reply with "Hold my Life", from legendary the REPLACEMENTS, Minneapolis, US!

Nice one Brixen
1994 ...... letsa go !!























and finally....the London Smiths, as they were tagged .....

Ram Jam:

Those who will need a holiday ... should have one

I like JB, after all!!

Hi G,

Yes, James Brown was his own person, certainly an innovator and unique, if not immediately accessible.


I was just a kid when his early stuff Papa’s Got A Brand New Bag and then It’s a Mans Mans Mans World came out in the 60's (a bit different to the rock n roll & hippie songs of the era).

It was hard to put James into a genre - soul beginnings - and his later funk work, with Bootsy Collins’ brilliant bass riffs & lines, took off in yet another direction.

He also went through a raft of his “s€x" songs stage lol
(as did another soul artist Marvin Gaye, who pursued this style before Marvin met an extraordinary end, murdered by his own father)


This clip gives a view of the James Brown styles & changes which many artists followed.

James Brown
(Bootsy ~ 1:40 min)

Hi,Timetells

You have a various taste in music,and also you are very knowledgeable man.!
I like R&B,Soul,Funk,Rock,whatever I feel groovy. But I take my hat off to you.

BB King/Heavy D: