Hunter’s Moon - Kate Rusby

Tonight’s Hunter Moon here is supposed to be amongst the biggest and brightest Super Blue Moons of the years and this inspired our wonderful Yorkshire lass Kate Rusby to write this beautiful song

We have posted this before but you know me I don’t care! Enjoy! I did!

She says

Aw it’s Hunter’s Moon time!!

He looks so astonishingly beautiful, made me a bit teary

Have you seen it yet?

Here’s my song Hunter Moon to go moongazing with

"Light up the Darkness" . . . . Bob Marley ‘Get Up Stand Up (Live in Germany 1980)

 Bob Marley "Get Up, Stand Up" Munich, 1980

Jefferson Airplane - Grace Slick’s Debut! | San Francisco 1966 | So Many Roads

Jefferson Airplane - 1966-10-16 - San Francisco CA (early & late) (SBD)

Jefferson Airplane

1966-10-16

Fillmore Auditorium

San Francisco, CA

Soundboard Recording

320 kbps

Artwork Included

Early Show:

01. The Othe Side Of This Life

02. Let's Get Together

03. Let Me In

04. Don't Let Me Down

05. Run Around

06. It's No Secret

Late Show:

07. Tobacco Road

08. Kansas City

09. Bringing Me Down

10. This Is My Life

11. High Flying Bird

12. Thing

13. 3/5 Of A Mile In 10 Seconds

1960s - #3: In late 1966, the Jefferson Airplane recruited Grace Slick, and the rest, as they say, was history. Over the course of the next 6 months, the Airplane took center stage as one of the leading bands of the new psychedelic rock movement that emerged from San Francisco. Their breakthrough album, Surrealistic Pillow, produced by the Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia, and released in February 1967, spawned two huge hits, Somebody To Love and White Rabbit, both powered by Grace's vocals. The Airplane played at the Human Be-In in January and then at the Monterrey Pop Festival in June, helping inaugurate the Summer of Love, in which thousands of young people converged on the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco. This soundboard recording captures when it all started, Graces's first night with the Airplane, on October 16, 1966, 58 years ago today. 

Grace grace inner space . . . . 

Grace at full throttle!

Nico - These Days | Zero G Sound

Nico - These Days - My Funny Valentine (Bootleg)

Nico was a model, actress, chanteuse, and former Velvet Underground frontwoman known for her sultry voice and ice-goddess presence.

The original goth rocker, Nico's albums are demanding and bleak, but map a unique and starkly powerful vision that has become more influential with age. An intimate of Bob Dylan, Jackson Browne, the Velvet Underground, the Stones, Jim Morrison, Iggy Pop, and others, her fascinating story is recounted in the biography "Nico: The Life & Lies of an Icon" by Richard Witts, published in Great Britain by Virgin books; "The End" by James Young is a seedy look at her drug-addled final years by a member of her touring band.

This is a compilation with tracks recorded live between 1968 and 1974 in New York City. It was released as "These Days" and - with the same tracks - as "My Funny Valentine".

Tracklist:

1 Heroes 9:20
2 Procession 4:45
3 My Funny Valentine 4:13
4 All Tomorrow's Parties 5:27
5 Secret Side 3:13
6 Femme Fatale 3:08
7 The End 9:52
8 The Fairest Of The Seasons 4:08
9 These Days 3:33
10 Little Sister 4:26
11 Winter Song 3:22
12 Chelsea Girls 7:28
13 I'll Keep It With Mine 3:24
14 Somewhere There's A Feather 5:53
15 Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams 5:19

Bought when it came out as a single and it always makes me smile . . . . . 

Classic Rock Songs Revisited | PAINT IT BLACK - THE ROLLING STONES (2006) | Top Hat Crew's "Live Music Archives"

 The Rolling Stones - Paint it Black 2006 

Live Concert from Beacon Theatre, New York City 2006, USA

Top Hat Crew's "Live Music Archives"

Always BLONDIE!

Debbie Harry photographed by Bruce Gilden for Cutler and Gross X The Great Frog (2024)

Does she NEVER age!

Picture of the Day | PJ Harvey at Art School 1991/1992

Thought people might like to see our Polly Jean at artschool and who knew? Not me! Yeoavil had a good reputation and that she went there is no surprise really

 

PJ Harvey at Yeovil Art College, Somerset, 1991/1992. 

Photographed by Rebecca Goddard.