Nai Noswad
Senior Member
The restless youth... that's in many-( this is the longest place I've stayed.).
Beth Hart - LA Song.
Songs That Stayed....
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Nai Noswad
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Due to a recent conversation, here's a few that may surprise but have stayed and never strayed-
Malcolm X- Nó Sell Out.
NWA - Straight Outta Compton.
Run DMC - It's Tricky.
Nai Noswad
Senior Member
Another Osmosis moment clicked me to this band.... and this song.
One of my brother's was always spinning a 45rpm called Big Bertha... which was kinda catchy - I'd blast it when he was gone out to smokers corner or chasing girls. He subsequently left, leaving this vinyl outing behind.... fast forward a couple of years and said brother informed me the lead singer of Big Bertha had perished in a car smash... Windmill was the band-mooching thru' the bargain racks a year later I thumbed this album, sporting a very capturing sleeve on the Neon label. Little did I know when parting with less than two bucks did I realise that this album featured members of the now defunct Windmill... minus it's front man.
Definitely my cup of tea and did not disappoint, elements of Chicago /prog and nuances of Rory gallaghers first Polydor release.
Not got or seen a CD copy... I wash this in warm water about every five years... Still sounds crisp-and even though greyer... the hairs on my arms still stand up!
(About 3:12) things really kick in, this song has earwormed and wended it's way with me since the 70's... it's a stayer and staying - have a listen.
Tonton Macoute - Don't Make Me Cry.
One of my brother's was always spinning a 45rpm called Big Bertha... which was kinda catchy - I'd blast it when he was gone out to smokers corner or chasing girls. He subsequently left, leaving this vinyl outing behind.... fast forward a couple of years and said brother informed me the lead singer of Big Bertha had perished in a car smash... Windmill was the band-mooching thru' the bargain racks a year later I thumbed this album, sporting a very capturing sleeve on the Neon label. Little did I know when parting with less than two bucks did I realise that this album featured members of the now defunct Windmill... minus it's front man.
Definitely my cup of tea and did not disappoint, elements of Chicago /prog and nuances of Rory gallaghers first Polydor release.
Not got or seen a CD copy... I wash this in warm water about every five years... Still sounds crisp-and even though greyer... the hairs on my arms still stand up!
(About 3:12) things really kick in, this song has earwormed and wended it's way with me since the 70's... it's a stayer and staying - have a listen.
recgord27
Walking down a dusty road
Behind Blue Eyes - The Who
Nai Noswad
Senior Member
Excellent post... Songs by The Who seem to resonate with youth in particular.
