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You've made my day!!! Welcome back...

With me living in Tipperary, I'd imagine some session tonight in the pub!! RIP.

Can you post them on our site? Seems like your using crf to advertise other forums and a site you are involved with? We'd love to hear Ritchie here... Just a polite thought....

Not seen that, I've got Holy Magick (which is a but weird).

This is interesting, for the Anoraks amongst us.... jumping jack flash had the same song formation... well worth the watch -

9. Coldest Night Of The Year- Twice As Much.

Awesome as my Canadian relations say All the time! Raised On Robbery is superb.

He did indeed, not a well known album.... brilliant....

I agree Hydra, I enjoy the variety of songs and attempt to "Differ" a style from the previous post, I've always felt this and Rate The Song are a mixed bag The Terri Clark song is very catchy, and the video is fun. I listen on local radio to songs like this a lot. Good travel tune - 8/10 This...

90. Jo Jo Gunne - Run Run Run.

Smoothing out with this...

93.First Edition - Just Dropped In To See What Condition Your Condition Was In.

94. Mason Williams - Classical Gas.

1000.Stressed Out by Twenty - One Pilots. 999- Closer To The Heart - Rush. 998- Suite Madame Blue - Styx.

Nina Hagen... Reminds me of our old friend on here 'Abraxas'... Love the whole thing Mistral.. Was this burlesque punk?... Anyways 9/10. Next,slightly mainstream but seldom played these days.

Thanks Connie, hope you got the day off... Ianx

Happy Thanksgiving to all.. (we don't celebrate it here in Ireland...) ... but we don't need much to crack a bottle and party!!!

Not played this in forever... Coney Hatch - Wrong Side Of Town.

These two belters...

^Not available in fold over gum boots land... ^

Yeah.... Charlie was worth his weight in gold! Steve Jordan is a fine sticksmith.... but he ain't got that 'Wembley swing'. Ronnie is a nifty little drummer, and as reported here Charlie left Kenney's drumming on It's Only Rock n Roll. I'm finding this new album a bit shouty and all of the...

^^great album.. Bush Doctor? Concerts were cheap then, most bands took a new album out on the road... and they shifted sheds of vinyl. Today it's the opposite -

Good points Mojo... At least once a week from 1974 up to 1994 i saw a band or a singer.... Whether it was a pub, stadium or hall. The Uni venues were best and were subsidised by the Student Union (the buttery bars sold cheap ale and ham rolls) happy days Bro! Got to see Snafu, Trapeze, Stack...