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^Yes you are. I love the tone of his playing. https://www.ecmrecords.com/artists/14350...rje-rypdal. I am not familiar with his entire catalogue, but have listened to a few albums - If Mountains Could Sing stands out for me - the opening track, "The Return of Per Ulv", is brilliant. After the Rain is another one I know. Challenging listening but quite fascinating if you let yourself go along with it.
Another great guitarist, of an altogether different persuasion was John Renbourn, he had a solo career and also played with Pentangle. This is the title track from So Clear which is called a sampler by discogs. A very old record I own.
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my favourite Dr John song was covered by one of my favourite artists, Paul Weller, who took it to another level,
here's both artists live version:
Dr John "I walk on guilded splinters" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzHUP3fVN0Y
Paul Weller "I walk on guilded splinters" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Znt4mWPhROs
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All I knew of John Martyn for a long time was from listening to his music.
When I finally learnt from a documentary he was a one man hedonist war zone I was shocked.
Here’s my favourite track of his. Better than the studio version I feel.
And while I’m in a nostilgic geriatric hippie mood here’s Dave Gilmore
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Geez, there is so much great stuff posted on this thread...I'm gonna have to follow-up on several of these artists; I haven't heard enough of them. Inspiring!
I have two-- one is like a shameless plug..but he is my favorite and an underappreciated artistic mind. You should check out his stuff.
(I tried to get a higher quality video, but it's a great tune and time signature)
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(22-09-2019, 19:36)Ruby Wrote: Finding those earlier Al Stewart clips, spotted this one which is nicely done - from his not very well received Last Days of the Century - "Antartica" ... Tim Renwick's guitar here.
Love the guitar but the incessant sameness of the drum riff from start to finish ( a hang up of mine) drives me nuts.
Al Stewart sounds like an English Willie Nelson, not a bad thing .
Not a track but a large part of a Crossroads concert I keep coming back to again and again.
There are different versions of this with different songs on Youtube. Often they’re taken down ‘for copyright reasons’ only to appear a short time later. Let’s hope this one stays for a while.
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Supertramp - Brother Where You Bound - brilliant piece of work.
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Uncle Neil always has a grudge against something,
this time his focus is on all the musicians who "sell out" to soft drink companies:
love the video for this song:
the lyrics are pretty straight to the point:
Ain't singing for Pepsi
Ain't singing for Coke
I don't sing for nobody
Makes me look like a joke
This note's for you
Not singing for Miller
Don't sing for Bud
I wont sing for politicians
Aint singing for spuds
This note's for you
Don't want no cash
Don't need no money
Aint got no stash
This note's for you
I got the real thing
I got the real thing baby
I got the real thing
Yeah, right
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