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Old 18-06-2012, 19:16   #1
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Desert Island Disc

Apologies if this has been asked before. What's your desert island disc from the Sixties. Mine for today at least is Rolling Stones - Mothers Little Helper. The thing is there's so many good songs it's subject to regular change
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Apologies if this has been asked before. What's your desert island disc from the Sixties. Mine for today at least is Rolling Stones - Mothers Little Helper. The thing is there's so many good songs it's subject to regular change
The album it came from, Aftermath, has always been a favourite of mine.
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Old 18-06-2012, 20:15   #3
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It's a brilliant album. I like Lady Jane and Out of Time too. I think they were both on Aftermath
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Old 18-06-2012, 20:25   #4
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It's a brilliant album. I like Lady Jane and Out of Time too. I think they were both on Aftermath
They were. I like the very long Going Home and Under My Thumb. The late Brian Jones made an excellent contribution to this album.
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Old 18-06-2012, 23:31   #5
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The album it came from, Aftermath, has always been a favourite of mine.
Fer my money, The best Stones Album. Mine for today though is This Magic Moment, By Jay @ The Americans, Was n old Drifters Cover, But a classic.
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Why does it have to be from the 60's?
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Old 19-06-2012, 17:49   #7
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Fer my money, The best Stones Album. Mine for today though is This Magic Moment, By Jay @ The Americans, Was n old Drifters Cover, But a classic.
First time I've heard that one Cashy. What a good choice. I bet Roy Orbison could have done a good version of that one
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First time I've heard that one Cashy. What a good choice. I bet Roy Orbison could have done a good version of that one
If yeh have a sneck around, They did a great version of Orbison's "Crying" have a fair bit of their stuff. Also the best ever version of "Cara Mia"
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Well, Claytoner40, you haven't answered my question, so, sod it, I'm putting a 50's record on.

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Old 19-06-2012, 19:32   #10
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If yeh have a sneck around, They did a great version of Orbison's "Crying" have a fair bit of their stuff. Also the best ever version of "Cara Mia"
Just found Crying on YouTube and I agree it's a great version. My problem is I've heard Orbison's version first and his voice is up there with the best
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Just found Crying on YouTube and I agree it's a great version. My problem is I've heard Orbison's version first and his voice is up there with the best
I heard Orbisons first in fact seen him at King Georges 62/63 ish, so ive got both versions. No dispute fer me the Big O was the best.
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I heard Orbisons first in fact seen him at King Georges 62/63 ish, so ive got both versions. No dispute fer me the Big O was the best.
I was there cashy, the Beatles and Gerry and the Pacemakers were on the same bill.
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Old 19-06-2012, 21:32   #13
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Who was the best you saw live Cashy?
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Who was the best you saw live Cashy?
May I answer first? The Patti Smith Group, Manchester Apollo, 1978.

Seeing The Who four nights in a row at the NEC Birmingham comes a close second.
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I was there cashy, the Beatles and Gerry and the Pacemakers were on the same bill.
Sunday 9 June 1963, 49 years ago!
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