Nai Noswad
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Yardbirds tune?
Flipside to The Elf....
Al Stewart - Turn Into Earth.
Flipside to The Elf....
Favourite B- Side☆
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Nai Noswad
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Roundabout was the A, I recall this on Radio shows for adults back in the day.. Sounding like an Elton John B-side?
Yes- Long Distance Runaround.
Nai Noswad
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This?
Elton John - Out Of The Blue.
Jake T
Running With The Pack
Born on the Bayou - B-side of Proud Mary
Nai Noswad
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Always liked Fred's snarl...
The B52's - Lava.
(flip to Dance This Mess Around.)
(flip to Dance This Mess Around.)
E-Z
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A couple of 'tasty' RAINBOW 'B' sides which are 'great numbers' in their own right but were left off a couple of studio albums are BAD GIRLS the B side to SINCE YOU'VE BEEN GONE in 1979 and JEALOUS LOVER the B side to CAN'T HAPPEN HERE in 1981. The B side to ALL NIGHT LONG in 1980 is a Ritchie Blackmore guitar instrumental called WEISS HEIM which apparently was (or is) the name of his house in the USA.
Nai Noswad
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Brother Thrush got the airplay... but the B-side was poignant.
Barclay James Harvest - Poor Wages.
Hydrazoic Acid
Skeptic
Deep Purple's awesome B-side of "Strange Kind of Woman".
Nai Noswad
Senior Member
Nostalgia also dictates this post, it goes back to when I only owned one single... literally!
The A-Side was actually quite catchy 'You Came Along'.... and I would happily flip over the disc, oblivious to my limited collection. I then out of embarrassment (also on Decca) purchased 'Sha La La La Lee' by The Small Faces. Little did I know that later Jon Anderson would form Yes... nor that the tentacles of this band stretched to Los Bravos, King Crimson, Bob Dylan, Jackson Heights and more.
Thanks to the marvels of 'Anorak TV' I found that this song featured in a 1960s beat movie.
The Warriors - Don't Make Me Blue.
The A-Side was actually quite catchy 'You Came Along'.... and I would happily flip over the disc, oblivious to my limited collection. I then out of embarrassment (also on Decca) purchased 'Sha La La La Lee' by The Small Faces. Little did I know that later Jon Anderson would form Yes... nor that the tentacles of this band stretched to Los Bravos, King Crimson, Bob Dylan, Jackson Heights and more.
Thanks to the marvels of 'Anorak TV' I found that this song featured in a 1960s beat movie.
Jake T
Running With The Pack
I'm Going To Change The World - The Animals (B-side of It's My Life)
Opening riff sounds very familiar, like the third measure of It's My Life?
Opening riff sounds very familiar, like the third measure of It's My Life?
