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Claytoner40 18-06-2012 19:16

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

Michael1954 18-06-2012 20:08

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 998447)
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.

Claytoner40 18-06-2012 20:15

It's a brilliant album. I like Lady Jane and Out of Time too. I think they were both on Aftermath

Michael1954 18-06-2012 20:25

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 998478)
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.

cashman 18-06-2012 23:31

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Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 998473)
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,;)Jay & The Americans - This Magic Moment 1969 - YouTube Was n old Drifters Cover, But a classic.;)

Wynonie Harris 19-06-2012 16:42

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Why does it have to be from the 60's?

Claytoner40 19-06-2012 17:49

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 998535)
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

cashman 19-06-2012 18:04

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 998645)
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"

Wynonie Harris 19-06-2012 18:26

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Well, Claytoner40, you haven't answered my question, so, sod it, I'm putting a 50's record on. :cool:

Don't You Just Know It - Huey "Piano" Smith - YouTube

Claytoner40 19-06-2012 19:32

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 998649)
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

cashman 19-06-2012 21:24

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 998669)
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.

susie123 19-06-2012 21:32

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 998702)
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.

Claytoner40 19-06-2012 21:32

Who was the best you saw live Cashy?

Michael1954 19-06-2012 21:47

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 998708)
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.

susie123 19-06-2012 21:49

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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!

Michael1954 19-06-2012 21:54

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 998715)
Sunday 9 June 1963, 49 years ago!

Time flies. It was on the news that Macca is 70 years old.

cashman 19-06-2012 22:39

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 998707)
I was there cashy, the Beatles and Gerry and the Pacemakers were on the same bill.

Thats the one, they were support fer the Big O.

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 998708)
Who was the best you saw live Cashy?

4 really stand out, Chuck Berry, Beach Boys, Richie Havens,Billy Fury, along wi Orbison n Van Morrison, All superb live.

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Originally Posted by susie123 (Post 998715)
Sunday 9 June 1963, 49 years ago!

Gordon Bennett.:eek:

Wynonie Harris 19-06-2012 22:46

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 998730)
4 really stand out, Chuck Berry

Yeah, I really would've liked to have seen Chuck Berry! :(

cashman 19-06-2012 22:49

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 998734)
Yeah, I really would've liked to have seen Chuck Berry! :(

That was just crap luck mate.:(

Wynonie Harris 19-06-2012 22:53

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 998735)
That was just crap luck mate.:(

Certainly was! (For anyone wondering what we're on about, Cashy, myself, Paris and Mrs H had got tickets to go and see Chuck at the Apollo a few years ago, but he cancelled due to ill health).

Eric 20-06-2012 17:22

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 998669)
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

If you like "Crying", this, for my money is the best version of all. Probably 'cause it's half Canadian.;)

Roy Orbison - Crying with k.d. lang - YouTube

Gordon Booth 20-06-2012 18:12

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 998847)
If you like "Crying", this, for my money is the best version of all. Probably 'cause it's half Canadian.;)

Surprising, Eric, even after all these years(1961) that song still brings back sad memories.

DaveinGermany 20-06-2012 18:35

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 998730)
Gordon Bennett.:eek:

Was he the main event or just the warm up ? :D

Bernard Dawson 20-06-2012 18:36

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Originally Posted by Eric (Post 998847)
If you like "Crying", this, for my money is the best version of all. Probably 'cause it's half Canadian.;)

Roy Orbison - Crying with k.d. lang - YouTube

Agree with that Eric.Great singer K.D Lang. If anything I prefer her version to Roy Orbison's.

susie123 20-06-2012 18:59

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 998867)
Was he the main event or just the warm up ? :D

Well done Dave, I have been trying to think of a comeback to that post all day.

Actually he was neither main event nor warm up...

WogBlog: The Roy Orbison Tour

Claytoner40 20-06-2012 19:53

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 998730)
Thats the one, they were support fer the Big O.

4 really stand out, Chuck Berry, Beach Boys, Richie Havens,Billy Fury, along wi Orbison n Van Morrison, All superb live.

Gordon Bennett.:eek:

I was brought up on a diet of Billy Fury. It seemed as though my mother had him on all the time. I didn't see him live but what a singer

cashman 20-06-2012 21:53

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 998887)
I was brought up on a diet of Billy Fury. It seemed as though my mother had him on all the time. I didn't see him live but what a singer

went to see Fury about 4/5 times in 62, he was on a package tour, wi others who i really disliked, but Fury was that good.;)

Wynonie Harris 21-06-2012 08:32

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 998447)
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

So, does this mean we're allowed to have different ones for each day? Mine for today is:


smiley lewis shame shame shame - YouTube

Claytoner40 21-06-2012 18:12

Mine changes day by day. I think today its Get Off My Cloud again by the Stones. I've also been listening to The Toys singing Lover's Concerto. This has to be the finest pure pop record ever

cashman 21-06-2012 18:25

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Today mine would be Saturday Gigs - Mott The Hoople, another great live band.

Michael1954 21-06-2012 18:28

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I am currently listening to a recording of Narcissus by Norman Wisdom and Joyce Grenfell.

Gordon Booth 21-06-2012 18:35

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Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 998996)
I am currently listening to a recording of Narcissus by Norman Wisdom and Joyce Grenfell.

I've sent for the doctor,Michael, don't worry, he's not on strike so he won't be long.

susie123 21-06-2012 18:36

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Originally Posted by Michael1954 (Post 998996)
I am currently listening to a recording of Narcissus by Norman Wisdom and Joyce Grenfell.

Gosh that takes me right back to listening to the radio when young - 1954!

Reminds me a bit of Dudley Moore.

NORMAN WISDOM & JOYCE GRENFELL - 'Narcissus (The Laughing Record) - 1954 78rpm - YouTube

Claytoner40 26-06-2012 17:55

Cashy - after you mentioned seeing Billy Fury I've been listening to him a bit. I'd forgotten how good he was. Halfway to Paradise is a classic

cashman 26-06-2012 18:42

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 999908)
Cashy - after you mentioned seeing Billy Fury I've been listening to him a bit. I'd forgotten how good he was. Halfway to Paradise is a classic

One of me favs n was a "B" side.Magic Eyes - Billy Fury - YouTube

Claytoner40 26-06-2012 18:55

Good choice Cashy. I used to love I'll never find another you as well. He really was brilliant. Cos the night has a 1000 eyes is another

cashman 26-06-2012 18:57

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Originally Posted by Claytoner40 (Post 999915)
Good choice Cashy. I used to love I'll never find another you as well. He really was brilliant. Cos the night has a 1000 eyes is another

1000 eyes was Bobby Vee.;)

susie123 26-06-2012 19:23

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 999917)
1000 eyes was Bobby Vee.;)

You're playing my tunes, Cashy...

Claytoner40 26-06-2012 19:35

I stand corrected Cashy. Bobby Vee was another of my mothers heros. Did he also do Rubber Ball although I think Gene Pitney wrote it. There were loads of good uns from that era

DaveinGermany 26-06-2012 19:46

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'Ere, I thought this was about a desert Island & not the Sunnyside retirement home codgers tunes ! :D

Us young 'uns don't know what you're all on about. :hidewall: :s_aim1:

cashman 26-06-2012 20:24

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A Thousand Stars - Billy Fury - YouTube yeh shoulda said........I meant this.:D


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