Some more from Wucan, this at an outdoor festival in their native Germany 3 years ago...i really like this band, very talented and the lass is superb., a very gifted 'Wonder Woman.'
Wucan - Dopetrotter....East German band from Dresden...a bit like a cross between Jethro Tull and Black Sabbath...Good band that i like, the vocalist, Francis Tobolsky, has a great voice and she is a decent flautist too.
From that era of NWOBHM, an album from 1983 by Stampede called 'Hurricane Town'...this track 'Mean Gasoline' came out as a bonus track when the album was later re-issued.
The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Framed
Slade - Slayed
Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St.
Freddie King - Texas Cannonball (brilliant follow-up to his superb 1971 album 'Getting Ready') his best 2 albums
Foghat - Foghat
Ten Years After - Rock & Roll Music to the World
Roy Buchanan - Roy...
a few more i missed out..
Bedlam - Bedlam...Cozy Powell here, and the album was produced by Felix Pappalardi ( Mountain )
Paul Kossoff - Back Street Crawler
Freddie King - Woman Across the River
A few of my faves from '73...but i am sure there will be a few i haven't included.
ZZ Top - Tres Hombres
Rory Gallagher - Tattoo
Thin Lizzy - Vagabonds of the Western World
The Sensational Alex Harvey Band - Next
Jerry Lee Lewis - The Session
Bob Seger - Back in '72
Montrose - Montrose
Johnny...
Thin Lizzy with their rocked up version of Bob Seger's 'Rosalie'.....classic Phil Lynott here at 52 secs on this vid, getting that mirrored scratch plate on his bass guitar to reflect off the spotlights and to shine down on any pretty babes in the audience...Quality from Phil, lol.
Some more from this weekends Rory Fest in Ballyshannon...Band of Friends with Davy Knowles - Bullfrog Blues...The band consists of Rory's long time bass player, Gerry McAvoy and Rory's old drummer Brendan O'Neil..Davy, from the Isle of Man, is a huge Rory fan and is a mighty fine guitar player...
French singer/guitarist Elise Lounici, aka Elise Frank...the name of her band is 'Frank.'...This album titled 'I Didn't Pay For It' she released earlier this year...bluesy-rock with a bit of a dark edge to it.
This weekend has seen the annual Rory Gallagher International Tribute Festival held in Ballyshannon, Ireland which is Rory's birthplace..The festival is still going strong and its been going for over 20 years now..This years event was over 4 days with tons of musicians and bands performing both...
Thin Lizzy ( they will always be my fave band, if they had broken America they would have been MASSIVE.)
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band ( Move aside Springsteen, Bob will always be the ultimate blue-collar rocker.)
ZZ Top
Lynyrd Skynyrd
UFO
The Rolling Stones
Blue Oyster Cult
Hanoi Rocks...
Just been giving a listen to his 'Seven' and 'Back in '72' albums...Two of my favourite albums of his, to me this is classic Seger at his rockingest best... He didn't tour or travel much outside of North America so unfortunately i never got to see him live in concert..i think he only ever came...
Yes, Night Moves is a fantastic album...some superb albums from 1976, Bob Seger ( Night Moves ), Blue Oyster Cult ( Agents of Fortune ), Thin Lizzy ( Jailbreak ), all stellar rock classics....My favourite track on Night Moves is 'The Fire Down Below,' the lyrics are superb ( walking the streets...
i like all of Rory's studio and live albums, but if i had to pick just one then it would be Irish Tour '74...Such an authentic live album recorded in those Irish cities that Rory held close to his heart.
Van Morrison has always been a miserable old bastard...i have never really liked him or his music,..he has been called an Irish Bob Dylan, that is a real discredit to Bob..Van has had a bit of a reputation of walking off stage and not finishing a concert because things have upset him..fans...
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