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King khan & the BBQ show... Lou Reed bloody loves them too

The King Khan & BBQ Show - I'll be loving you - YouTube

Christ almighty, I've ben off the forum so long I cant remember how to post an f'ing video correctly!?

King khan & the BBQ show... Lou Reed bloody loves them too

The King Khan & BBQ Show - I'll be loving you - YouTube

They can do no wrong.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LjRmGQehaA

nobody but me / a monster groove - YouTube

/dredge

I spent the past month listening to this, and would recommend.It's good all year, of course. There's not much filler on here.

Among the highlights are
Ronnie Cook - Goo Goo Muck - YouTube

^ Classic, I love DJ-ing that tune at Halloween...

Was listening to The Cramps' version only this morning...

The sleazy saxophone is perfect.

^ Classic, I love DJ-ing that tune at Halloween...

Was listening to The Cramps' version only this morning...

Gid Coe played the orginal last night... I thought the Cramps had written it.

I are ignorunt.

I still get a chill hearing the opening chords to The Cramps' version... Majestic...

Norton reissued it on 45 a few years back if you're into that kind of thing...

I liked the first volume enough that I bought this the other day. Ace Records puts out a lot of good stuff.

Playing records at this tomorrow night at the Mucky Pup (9pm-11pm) Free entry

https://www.facebook.com/events/376746559126242/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bF_E4R-Lgos&spfreload=10

One of the best live records ever...

^ Awesome, reminds me of the Reigning Sound... Never realised Greg Cartwright sounded so much like Barrie Masters...

My bro was over from Gambia, he always buys loads of vinyl when he's here, mostly mid/east african and central american stuff, with other bits thrown in. He bought Green on Red 'Down There' from '82, a uk release 7tk album. He didn't like it so left it for me. I'm really fuckin diggin it! Anybody else kniw these guys from Tucson?

Green on Red were great, Chuck Prophet is one of the greatest guitar players of his generation... I once shared a bottle of whisky with Dan Stuart at a Panther Burns show... #csb

Ah, the Paisley Underground. Speaking of which I've been getting into early Bangles (erstwhile Bangs) in the last few days.

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No Michael Steele = ►►►►►►►►►►

Nope, it's Annette Zilinskas, who went on to form Blood On The Saddle. Which kind of brings us back to Green On Red, as they were both lumped into that country punk type thing.

I know, my point being Michael Steele is all kinds of hotness, I had such a mega-crush on her growing up...

Didn't she go out with Brad Shepherd from the Hoodoo Gurus? I seem to remember an old mate spitting bullets when he found out, mainly cuz he was ten times the guitar player Brad was but his seminal Aussie band were broke and the Gurus were touring the world dating rock'n'roll hotties left, right and centre...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=na8MDy-NA7c

^^^^ Continuing my Bangles obsession from a few months ago.

Su Hoffs covering Mark Linkous. This is well good.

https://soundcloud.com/realsusannahoffs/ghost-of-his-smile-written-by-mark-linkous

That's great.

Uh...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBsUcMlsho0

Shameless plug alert...

I played guitar on this and it's coming out on Record Store Day, haven't heard the final mix yet but I'm told it sounds great... The Godfather of Grunge, Mr Kim Salmon, and a few rock'n'roll Herberts from North Brisbane...

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Great cover too. Look fwd to hearing it dude!