I Can See You - by Paddy Summerfield c. 1986

Friday, October 30, 2026

The Guvnor

 


Love this cover of NME featuring the Guvnor Ian Dury with second guitar Mr Johnson

STARMAN - David Bowie [TEN YEARS LATER] A FILM

 Starman (10 Years Remembered Edition Music Video) . . .Funky Samurai presents a film by JASON SHULMAN


David Bowie - Starman (10 Years Remembered Edition Music Video)

FOUND THIS and

LET’S START THE WEEKEND

HERE!

Friday? You dancin’? . . . . .

 So clever! Love this from Jack Jenkins

1971: "BANG A GONG (Get It On)" ▪️Song by T. Rex (1971) ▪️Artificial intelligence was NOT used in the making of this dance compilation, and was created by me. ▪️Dancers include Colin Farrell, Matthew McConaughey, Alfonso Ribeiro, Jon Heder, Mel Gibson, Christian Bale, Val Kilmer, Diego Luna, Donald Faison, Terry Crews, Kevin Bacon, Brendan Fraser, Ryan Gosling, Zac Efron, Tom Hiddleston, Christopher Walken, Sam Rockwell, John Travolta, and Patrick Swayze. says J Jenkins


You dancin’? 

"You askin’? "

I’m askin’!

"I’m Dancin’!"

Let’s have a flick through the bins, eh?

 

my kind of gal!

Thursday, October 29, 2026

David Bowie - Love Is Lost [James Murphy - LCD Sound system - remix] 2013 | Mirco Russo Bowie-ism

 Might sign off with this extraordinary piece by Bowie and Re-Mixed by LCD Sound System Major Domo James Murphy


"When I met him in his office in New York, I immediately understood: he was exactly the genius they had been talking about. Something unnatural. A charisma that left no room for doubt.
The Beatles count. The Black Sabbath, the Led Zeppelin, the Pink Floyd were huge — and in a certain sense inevitable. History was heading in that direction. Someone would come along.
Bowie didn't.
Bowie wasn't inevitable. He created something that wouldn't have existed without him.
And that's a huge thing."
| James Murphy, LCD Soundsystem
👉 At the time of the video release, the Columbia press release read: “filmed and edited by Bowie over the weekend, in his Manhattan studio. Total cost: $12.99 — the price of the USB stick purchased by Mr. Bowie to transfer the file.”
®️ bowiepersempre
Love is Lost - james murphy remix (2013)


Mirco Russo Bowie-ism 

Sir Patrick Stewart has died tonight his family announce


 

The Moody Blues - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 11-27-2012 | Albums That Should Exist

 The Moody Blues - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 27-11- 2012

Paul says: I just posted an announcement, asking for feedback on which of the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester soundboard leak concerts I should post first. The first comment suggested the Moody Blues, so here we go.

By 2012, the Moody Blues were well past their glory years, with their last studio album coming in 2003. They were down to three members dating back to the 1960s: Justin Hayward, John Lodge, and Graeme Edge. But they still put on a good concert, at you can hear here. They stayed together until the end of 2018, when Edge died. Since then, all the original members have passed except Hayward, the band's main singer and songwriter.

I have to admit I "cheated" a bit with this concert. The Capitol Theatre soundboard leak mentioned above actually included all of this November 27, 2012 concert, plus the second half of the November 28th. The set lists were basically the same, except the November 28th portion we have included the song "Driftwood." So I stuck that into this concert, in the same spot it occupied on November 28th.

This album is an hour and 52 minutes long. 

01 Gemini Dream 
02 The Voice
03 Steppin' in a Slide Zone 
04 You and Me
05 Tuesday Afternoon 
06 Gypsy 
07 talk 
08 Nervous
09 talk 
10 Say It with Love
11 talk 
12 Peak Hour
13 I Know You're Out There Somewhere 
14 The Story in Your Eyes
15 talk
16 Driftwood 
17 Your Wildest Dreams 
18 talk 
19 Isn't Life Strange
20 The Other Side of Life
21 talk
22 Higher and Higher 
23 Are You Sitting Comfortably 
24 talk 
25 I'm Just a Singer [In a Rock and Roll Band] 
26 Late Lament [Poem] 
27 Nights in White Satin
28 talk 
29 Question 
30 Ride My See Saw

 (all tracks Moody Blues)


The Moody Blues - Question [new single from Threshold records! 1970]

Kelly Boesch “Without You”

 We haven’t featured much Kelly lately but they can get a tad monotonous dare I say it (predictable if you will) but this writing is so heartfelt I felt like sharing this one as she reveals so much of the personal in this song but the music can get a tad typecast but none the worse for that here


Kelly shares:
"I wrote this song in Feb of 2025 but just reworked the production a bit. This is a very personal song for me. It comes from a time in my life, long ago, when I was in a relationship that wasn’t good for me, but I was afraid to leave. Sometimes you stay in something because you’ve convinced yourself that life without that person would be worse than the life you’re living.
I think one of the hardest things is recognising when something you once believed was love has become something that’s hurting you. And even when you know it, finding the courage to walk away isn’t always easy.
But something interesting happened when I finally did. All those things I was afraid of never really happened. Instead, I started feeling like myself again. I realised how much of myself I had lost trying to make something work that simply wasn’t right for me.
I wrote “Without You” about that realisation. It’s not really a song about anger or regret. It’s about getting to the other side of something difficult and discovering that you’re actually happier. And sometimes that’s a surprising thing to admit, even to yourself.
I think the line that says it all is: “Didn’t know how much I needed to lose you after all.” Sometimes letting go of someone is how you find your way back to yourself.
The visuals just really seemed to fit with this song. Again, I don’t always create visuals that are the exact story of the song. I pair them sometimes by feeling. I love the meditative feel of these scenes and the calmness in the characters. And the healing that is taking place in some scenes. Just really seemed to go together well. Hope you like it "

I do!

“To Love Somebody” (The Bee Gees cover) by Nina Simone | HERBERG DE KELDER

 

To Love Somebody


“To Love Somebody” (The Bee Gees cover) by Nina Simone

The DEFINITIVE version!


I have mentioned Nina before and this song particularly as it was perhaps inexplicably a Mod HIT and then some . . . if you were a mod you had to own this, take it to house parties and youth clubs and play and dance to it over and over was de rigeur

I don’t think we even knew then it was the Bee Gees who had written it and who were a sort of strange pop hit making machine (Joke, Mining Disaster etc etc) were sort of cool but this early fans became horrified by the Satyuday Night Fever malarkey and considered them a sell out

“Forever In My Life” by Prince

 

Forever In My Life


“Forever In My Life” by Prince



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