Dua Lipa interviews Patti about her first Valentine’s Day without Fred (her husband)

 

Dua Lipa interviews Patti and her friendship with Michael Stipe

London Literary Festival

REM on ‘The Tube’ TV show, 25 October 1985 ‘Can’t Get There From Here’

 the algorithm kicks off with . . . . .. . THIS!

REM on ‘The Tube’ TV show, 25 October 1985 ‘Can’t Get There From Here’

Jo Bartlett

Andy says . . . . :

 

1966. Andy Warhol's Factory transforms a Midtown loft into the epicenter of pop art—churning out silk‑screen prints, avant‑garde films and celebrity hangouts (Velvet Underground, Edie Sedgwick). A New York scene the world has copied ever since

Fine Art Connection

Parenthood | David Bowie on sharing your life with your chidlren

 David Bowie - KOOKS (2015 remaster)

David Bowie Reality

For Lexie and Joe

and every kook with children everywhere

Leo Kottke - Live VPRO Radio Hilversum, The Netherlands 1975 | Voodoo Wagon

 Leo Kottke - Live VPRO Radio 1975

Originally posted July 10, 2015

Leo Kottke - Live VPRO Radio

Hilversum, The Netherlands
July, 1975

FM Source @192

A Silent Way re-up

Leo Kottke - Morning Is The Long Way Home, VPRO (Netherlands) 1975

Lindisfarne - Alan In The River With Flowers [Nicely Out of Tune] | jt1674

 

https://jt1674.tumblr.com/post/831460391035994112/lindisfarne-alan-in-the-river-with-flowers

How They Finally Caught BATMAN . . . . .

Witxzone

Rory Gallagher - Used To Be [Deuce] | jt1674

 

https://jt1674.tumblr.com/post/831566617840353280/rory-gallagher-used-to-be

Bob Dylan — Precious Angel Santa Monica, CA. 18th November, 1979 | a JEMS Mike Millard recording

 

Bob Dylan — Precious Angel. Santa Monica, CA. 18th November, 1979

Civic Auditorium. Bob Dylan (vocal & guitar), Fred Tackett (guitar), Spooner Oldham (keyboards), Tim Drummond (bass), Terry Young (keyboards), Jim Keltner (drums), Regina Mcrary , Helena Springs , Mona Lisa Young (background vocals).

Taper: The Legendary Mike Millard first gen tape via JEMS 

..A great recording this.

It is well documented that Millard was a legendary taper of live concerts and whilst I don’t normally share audience recordings his work is legendary and amongst the very best of boots

Taj Mahal and Chris Stapleton feat Gregg Allman, with "Statesboro Blues" from Skyville Live

 I think I have said before but it was the Rock Machine Turn You On albums (early compilations) that introduced me to Taj Mahal (Leonard Cohen, Spirit Mody Grape etc!) and that early sales gimmick for mere shillings had Taj featuring a life long favourite number. . . THIS

Gregg Allman, Taj Mahal and Chris Stapleton with "Statesboro Blues" from Skyville Live

Here all those years later with Chris Stapleton and Gregg Allman [the text claims it as an Allmann Bros classic but I see it t’other way round and believe they will have heard to from Taj TBF]