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More additions to the tail end of the list: Jefferson Starship - Miracles Steely Dan - Bad Sneakers Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel - Make Me Smile Pink Floyd - Have a Cigar Lynyrd Skynyrd - Saturday Night Special Led Zep - In my Time of Dying

Very well put. I have to say when I read the news yesterday about this tragic event, I had a real sense of sadness, more than many other ‘celebrity’ deaths. RIP, young men.

Didn’t see that coming. Happy Traitors Day ;-)

So it is. Dodgy list I was looking at. Will replace it. Thanks.

Lovely song. I do have the album on cd but not played it many times so I would never have thought of this. Great choice.

I’ve added more “optional” listening to the end of the playlist. War - Low Rider KC & the Sunshine Band - That’s the Way I Like it Foghat - Slow Ride Ram Jam - Black Betty Led Zep - Sick Again

Yeah, I love that Dream Weaver track too. I first heard I think when Gary supported Peter Frampton on his first major UK tour back in 1976 I think it was. Also, a friend had the album, which I do have now on cd.

The playlist is growing slowly. Too slowly for me so I am going to start adding to the end of it, as promised. As mentioned in the write-up, Aerosmith released one of their very best albums in 1975 (the second best of the early years). That album was Toys in the Attic and was the one that...

Yep me2.

I still can’t find.

Is this on Spotify?

Their stage set when I saw them involved a huge tape to tape recorder behind the band.

Nice picks.

I struggled to keep it to 30. I will be adding to it, but not yet. I’ll put additional picks at the end so the faint hearted who can’t cope with all the heavy rock can stop before then. In between my bookends, I will curate the list so things may not be in the order they were posted. As per...

Part 2 UK Back in Blighty, Mud had a Festive Season hangover with Lonely This Christmas outlasting the Christmas decorations until Status Quo took them Down Down, with a slice of the kind of hands on hips heads down mindless boogie they had perfected, before passing the baton to The Tymes and...

Welcome to my 1975. What a time to be Alive! Saigon falls, the war is done. North and South become just one. West Ham’s glory, Munich’s roar. Leeds falls short in Paris war. Unemployment, inflation, Maggie preparing to run the nation. Springsteen, Born to Run. Juan Carlos king, Franco gone...

I know but tomorrow is not a great day for me.

I always hated them.

Anybody ready for 1975 yet?

Stopping going to see Rod in concert several years back cos it all got a bit Vegas but really enjoyed that. Bit cheesy at times but good Sunday afternoon fare. Also, Maggie Mae is my first musical love and they did a good version, cock up n all, but they should have brought Ronnie out to solo...