Well nipping back in to the norm of the forum @BobW72 posted a wonderful Blackberry Smoke version of You Got Lucky. Which for some reason threw me over here and an old Rumjackās song from way back when. Why the connection ? I donāt know or care but unashamedly repost. But not my cover from the āvaultā as its nearly Touse Saint and spirits are afoot.
On reflection and thinking of my good friends in St Petersburg and Moscow in these difficult times. Music crosses all borders and boundaries,
Where else would you get this cosmopolitan mash up ! Only here on the JBC.
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Hey this has just flipped into Crocs Audioslave Broken Slave
Life is good !
The wifes favorite band. She loves Dale Krantzās voice and the whole vib of the band.
Iām currently listening to my neighbour banging on the wallā¦she seems to do that when Iām practising 
Cheaper than a drum machine then
Only if she has good rhythm 
Goes with the season/holiday.
Is that the 1 and the 3 ?
I bet that is just a normal Saturday night round at yours Toby. 
Only if the missus can hear me playing but I think she just turns the tele up these days
I should add thatās the TV and not a āteleā as I aināt got one of them !
Yet!
Re-watched/listened to this show after somebody suggested a 10 minute song done by a band with electric guitars could be a challenge on an acoustic. Hereās one track, one of my favourite songs ā¦
My favourite German Irish folk band
Theyāre really good arenāt they, have you looked a their live sets?
Nick Barrett live in his studio, off the Pendragon album Love over fear, didnāt think they were still around!
Iām getting myself more and familiar with latest RHCP album called Return of the Dream Canteen. Both with this and Unlimited Love albums I needed a few attempts to finally get myself familiar with all tracks and to start enjoying songs in there. I absolutely love the song below, when the fast bit enters in I think itās such a banger, recommend it to anyone interested and apologies for explicit song title!
A slow blues, featuring the legend Peter Green. A cover of Have You Ever Loved a Woman, originally written by Billy Myles and first recorded by Freddie King. Later covered many times by Eric Clapton. At least so Wikipedia tells me.
