Topic: A to Zeppelin

[jivedave]

(alternative video starring Uncle Archie, my gran's second cousin )

couldn't get out tonight (except for a little essential medicine) but - Archie Leach (sorry to ponder the other spelling!)

..Apart form the long drum solo this 'colosseum' track - great title - sounds fairly like some of Fenlon's jazz/rock/blues fusions at Jongleurs.
- maybe the copyright holders relent if the comments and ratings are disabled?

Joni Mitchell (much better than 'yellow taxi' imho) crisp, live perf.:


and this, i wonder how many instruments ian anderson can play?
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Ud11KYnS0e0&mode=related&search=

the whistler:


witches promise :
http://youtube.com/watch?v=6d2L5-raoIY

long interview with 'sweet dream'
http://youtube.com/watch?v=yaF7cms3MJc
and the studio train spotters version :
http://youtube.com/watch?v=fWfmKJhGwyU

'thick as a brick' - but more long, 10 min :

http://youtube.com/watch?v=8PcX_D5Z_CA

then looking at school girls was a bit of a joke but now, aqualung :

http://youtube.com/watch?v=QqZmtq5LhFo

...sorry; there is just so much tull material!

tagging on some more '60s tracks :

not good quality but a great track, eloise :


some doors :
LA woman


hello i love you


love her madly


peace frog

[jivedave]

here's a track i'd like to try - it's in a similar vein to the ZZ Top one,  80's mainstream rock but a bit (lot) faster. Marty had an interesting idea about letting people have a (or some) choice of music. I guess it is fast (i'd prefer some slow zeppelin) but is some or all of the fun and challenge to fit the dance to the music?



 something i've noticed - when refering to recent stuff - the term musician seems to be missing.

[jivedave]

 something i've noticed - when refering to recent stuff - the term musician seems to be missing.

i suppose the odd exception is allowed (to prove the rule)

http://www.ministryofsound.com/ministryofsound/mostv/feature.aspx?media=92eff837-ab65-4d6c-ae1e-1b5d1a4570a9&ch=mv&shown=0
 - could inspire a new get fit regime. (it's the princess superstar one - seems a nice young lady!)

..driving home from the filton folk centre dance i put on a genesis tape but some how had not noticed before the  piece of synth. & organ playing in the middle of this track (which is pretty good anyway), here's a live performance (bit different) :


here's land of confusion :

 
Here's some nice, gentle jazzy blues from 'mr hi-ho siver lining' Beck :


and 'touch and go' - but not as we know it:


one day we'll (or me'll) get a bluesy rock dance session ! (or even a couple of tracks) - well i'd like to check the danceability if anyone's interested? BB King and some helpers:


here's a guy whose band went down the pop route like jefferson airplane but is still around (Oh Well):





chicago transit authority:

- so much happening there - wish i could try it!

these might be more danceable :

ELO, rich, lively sound (IMHO) :


IGGY POP track :


Climax Blues Band :


band from Taunton?, actually Exeter (pop. in my Scunny local!)


Bad Co. (CD sounds faster) must be movin' music!


don't move to this? - check your pulse (spencer davis - blues bros.)


and some garbage - kinda trash i like :


a Supertramp (not grass) pop/rock live track that starts slowly:


a couple of clapton songs:


 - live but from the 'journeyman' album - not for dance

here's steely dan (named after?)
- reeling in the years
- happy 70's memories (could do some interesting steps, funky guitar work)

think i mentioned 3 dog night - well danceable? and upbeat :


Here's INXS, devil inside - definitely danceable with a delightfully decadent video :

 even looks like Zeppelin are still a little popular, how many ticket applications? 20,000,000 (can't all be touts) and people are raving about plant/krauss

getting some less familiar soul/motown type tracks together in the hope of dancing to them some day.