RobMCFC
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We’re a bit early in the timeline for Rod.
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Rock Evolution – The History of Rock ’n’ Roll - Pop pre-1960 (pg 38)
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We’re a bit early in the timeline for Rod.
OB1
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Yup. That is a truly wonderful song though. Been listening to a lot of early Rod and Early Faces recently. The Faces at the BBC box set is fantastic. A band I never saw live and one of my great musical regrets that I didn’t.We’re a bit early in the timeline for Rod.
Their time is yet to come on this thread though.
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Like a bit of psych-tinged British folk
RobMCFC
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Like a bit of psych-tinged British folk
Both way too late for the current pre-1960 timeframe.
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Must read the small printBoth way too late for the current pre-1960 timeframe.
RobMCFC
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No worries. Its good that people are participating but I have to be strict with this section so that it leaves people the options open when we start moving from 1960 onwards.Must read the small print
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My last contribution for this list came to me when I looked out the window this morning :-)
Hank Snow - I've Been Everywhere
He was a Nova Scotian so quite a practical type, it doesn't qualify from a timing perspective but if you want to know how to dispose of a completely frozen body then listen to The Ballad of Blasphemous Bill.
Hank Snow - I've Been Everywhere
He was a Nova Scotian so quite a practical type, it doesn't qualify from a timing perspective but if you want to know how to dispose of a completely frozen body then listen to The Ballad of Blasphemous Bill.
RobMCFC
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Thanks to everybody who took part in the discussion and/or contributed to to Country & Folk playlist.
It was interesting to research and hear where the 20th Century origins of my favourite genre, Americana, came from. I must admit that whilst I enjoyed some of it, particularly Bill Monroe, Johnny Cash, Clifton Chenier, The Everly Brothers and Lead Belly, I think that it's a genre that has improved vastly over the years (once you ditch the country schmaltz that is!)
Later today, @threespires will be along with the 4th part of our influencers series.
It was interesting to research and hear where the 20th Century origins of my favourite genre, Americana, came from. I must admit that whilst I enjoyed some of it, particularly Bill Monroe, Johnny Cash, Clifton Chenier, The Everly Brothers and Lead Belly, I think that it's a genre that has improved vastly over the years (once you ditch the country schmaltz that is!)
Later today, @threespires will be along with the 4th part of our influencers series.
Resurrection Joe...
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later covered by Cash?...same song?My last contribution for this list came to me when I looked out the window this morning :-)
Hank Snow - I've Been Everywhere
He was a Nova Scotian so quite a practical type, it doesn't qualify from a timing perspective but if you want to know how to dispose of a completely frozen body then listen to The Ballad of Blasphemous Bill.
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later covered by Cash?...same song?
Yes, that's the one... though I've never checked whether they namecheck exactly the same list of places!