I Can See You - by Paddy Summerfield c. 1986

Saturday, November 14, 2026

Bob Dylan - This Dream Of You Album: Together Through Life (2009) | HERBERG DE KELDER

This Dream Of You


Bob Dylan - This Dream Of You

Album: Together Through Life (2009)

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and might sign off the day with this somewhat overlooked song from our Bobby . . . a beauty

Emmylou Harris, Linda Ronstadt and Ricky Skaggs with "Gold Watch And Chain” | Skyville Live

Tribute to ‘Mother' Maybelle (Carter that is)


Emmylou Harris, Linda Ronstadt and Ricky Skaggs with "Gold Watch And Chain”





Libby DeCamp - Sunflower River Blues (John Fahey cover)

 One thing I love about the algorithm of Flickennabokk is it throws up really cool artists I don’t know. I have said that before and imaging it has linked because of the John Fahey posts but this lassie is wonderful


A bit of “Sunflower River Blues” on my 1940s Kay Forty archtop


Libby DeCamp

ADVERT BREAK:"A festive folk supergroup" Folk On Foot | WINTERS UNION Tour 2026

 and the algorithms (referenced from Folk On Foot no doubt) throws up local adverts too 

. . . . . . love this one . . . let’s all go!

May be an image of guitar and text



"A festive folk supergroup" Folk On Foot Start the festivities early with the UK's best Xmas music show!

HARWELL HALL OXFORDSHIRE 4th December
2026



Buddy Guy, Jimmy Vaughn & Eric Clapton - ‘Sweet Home Chicago’ Crossroads Guitar Festival in Austin, Texas 2026

 To be fair to Clapton who started his Guitar Festival to fund the Re-hab, Buddy Guy and Stevie Ray’s brother Jimmy is reason enough for this to be outstanding

Buddy Guy, Jimmy Vaughn & Eric Clapton 
At the Crossroads Guitar Festival in Austin, Texas 2026

Thanks to Bucky Mitchell for posting this gem

Cousin Joe Pleasant with Brownie - “Hard Headed Woman” live in Paris 1964 | Blues.In.Colour

 

Cousin Joe Pleasant with Brownie McGhee, Willie Smith Ransom Knowling - “Hard Headed Woman” live in Paris 1964
"What a character!! Cousin Joe filmed in Paris back in 1964 with a great rhythm section of Brownie McGhee on acoustic guitar, Ransom Knowling on bass, and (Muddy’s longtime drummer) Willie “Big Eyes” Smith on drums.
Reviews at the time said that his comedic, natural showmanship—complete with rolling eyes, a distinct chuckle, and a hoarse, expressive vocal delivery—frequently “brought the house down” and stole the spotlight from more widely known headliners.
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The Gospel’s Song episodes were filmed in Paris on the 25th July 2 months after the famous Blues Gospel Train was filmed at Wilbraham Road Station, Manchester. The line up was the same including Otis Spann, Cousin Joe Pleasant, Muddy Waters, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Reverend Blind Gary Davis and Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee. This performance was broadcast as part of Episode 3.
Cousin Joe Pleasant: Vocal & Piano
Brownie McGhee: Acoustic Guitar
Ransom Knowling: Bass
Willie ‘Big Eyes’ Smith: Drums
Pleasant Joseph, widely known as Cousin Joe (and sometimes Cousin Joe Pleasant), was a prominent American piano blues and jazz singer. Born on December 20, 1907, he became a central figure in the mid-century New York and New Orleans music scenes, celebrated for his distinct piano style, sharp wit, and satirical lyrics. He passed away on October 2, 1989.
He was born in Wallace, Louisiana, and spent his early childhood working on the Whitney Plantation, where his family had been enslaved for generations. His family relocated to New Orleans when he was 12. Though raised in a strict Baptist household, he quickly became captivated by the jazz and blues filtering out of local clubs.
 He taught himself the ukulele and guitar, performing around the city’s gambling joints, brothels, and riverboats throughout the 1930s” 
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Ry Cooder - I want my crown (pull up some dust and sit down, 2011) | HERBERG DE KELDER

I Want My Crown


Ry Cooder - I want my crown (pull up some dust and sit down, 2011)

My evil deeds have ruined the land / a house divided cannot stand / I want my crown, I want my crown

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The REAL Rock ’n’ Rollers!

 


Now if this isn’t the weirdest selection . . . . but I guess anyone would have their own list but  Country Joe? Aretha, the Queen of Soul - a Rock ’n’ Roller? Sam Cooke, the soul balladeer to beat all in your top twenty Rock ’n’ Rollers?, Todd Rundgren? Well I grant you (just about) but would he make your list of 24? Brian Jones but none of his band makes bar Mick n Keef? No Wyman and Watts? Donovan? much as I love him he's more at home in Folk or Singer Songwriter but Rock ’n’ Roller? If you included 3 Stones but just Roger from the Who how do you leave Pete and the rock ’n’ roll drummer par excellence Keith Moon the Loon ?  I don’t think so!

Still come up with your own top thirty and let me know!

Amen Corner - If Paradise Was Half As Nice • The Immediate Anthology (1969 UK) | Rockasteria

Amen Corner - If Paradise Was Half As Nice • The Immediate Anthology (1969 uk, mod psych blue eyed soul )

 

The band is named after Amen Corner, a small residential area on the edge of Bracknell in Berkshire*  Initially they specialised in a blues and jazz-orientated style, but were steered by their record companies into more commercial pastures.

Their first singles and album appeared on Decca's subsidiary label Deram, but they left at the end of 1968 to join Immediate,  where they were instantly rewarded with a No. 1, "(If Paradise Is) Half as Nice" (originally a song by Lucio Battisti) in early 1969,  followed by another top five entry with the Roy Wood composition "Hello Susie".

After recording a live album, Farewell To The Real Magnificent Seven, and a final single, a rather premature cover version of The Beatles' "Get Back",  they disbanded at the end of 1969.

While sax players Alan Jones and Mike Smith went on to form Judas Jump, guitarist and vocalist Andy Fairweather-Low led Dennis Byron (drums), Blue Weaver (organ), Clive Taylor (bass) and Neil Jones (guitar) into a new band, Fair Weather.  The band scored a UK No.6 hit with "Natural Sinner" in 1970 and recorded one album before disbanding a year later.

Fairweather-Low went on to a successful solo career in the 1970s, notably with the top ten hit "Wide Eyed and Legless" (1975);  he became a regular player with Eric Clapton, George Harrison and Roger Waters. He also worked with The Strawbs and the Bee Gees.

Amen Corner's Decca back catalogue has been reissued as part of 'The Collection' series; and their Immediate work, as a double CD, including their singles, live album and material recorded for an unreleased studio album, under the title "If Paradise Was Half as Nice: The Immediate Anthology".

Tracks

Disc 1
1. (If Paradise Is) Half As Nice (Jack Fishman, Lucio Battisti) - 2:47
2. Hey Hey Girl  - 3:03
3. Hello Susie (Roy Wood) - 2:36
4. Evil Man's Gonna Win  - 4:02
5. Get Back (John Lennon, Paul McCartney) - 2:41
6. Farewell To The Real Magnificent Seven  - 6:36
7. Lady Riga  - 3:18
8. Proud Mary (John Fogerty) - 3:06
9. At Last I've Found Someone To Love (Dominic King) - 3:47
10.Scream And Scream Again (Dominic King) - 3:36
11.Sanitation  - 2:46
12.Mr Nonchalant  - 3:31
13.The Weight (Robbie Robertson) - 5:50
14.Welcome To The Club  - 3:05
15.Recess (Fletcher Henderson) - 2:29
16.When We Make Love (Dominic King) - 2:51
17.Things Ain't What They Used To Be  - 2:07
18.Long Chocolate Limousine  - 3:13
19.Natural Sinner  - 4:14
20.(If Paradise Is) Half As Nice (Jack Fishman, Lucio Battisti) - 2:49
21.Hello Susie (Roy Wood) - 2:55
22.Hey Hey Girl  - 3:06
23.Evil Man's Gonna Win  - 3:40
Tracks 2,4,6,7,11,12,14,17,18,19,22,23 written by Andy Fairweather Low


Disc 2 
1. Introduction-MacArthur Park (Jimmy Webb) - 3:39
2. Baby Do The Philly Dog (Fred Smith, Sherlie Matthews, Walter Ward) - 2:36
3. You're My Girl (I Don't Want To Discuss It) (Dick Cooper) - 2:17
4. Shake A Tail Feather (Andre Williams, Otha Hayes, Verlie Rice) - 1:45
5. So Fine (Johnny Otis) - 2:44
6. (Our Love) Is In The Pocket (George Clinton, Joanne Jackson Bratton, Rose Marie McCoy) - 3:16
7. Penny Lane (John Lennon, Paul McCartney) - 3:04
8. High In The Sky (Anthony King) - 3:15
9. Gin House (Fletcher Henderson) - 3:51
10.Bend Me Shape Me (Larry Weiss, Scott English) - 4:02
11.(If Paradise Is) Half As Nice (Jack Fishman, Lucio Battisti) - 3:20
12.Outro-Stag-O-Lee - 2:59
The National Welsh Coast Live Explosion Company LP

Amen Corner
*Andy Fairweather Low -Vocals 
*Neil Jones - Guitar
*Allan Jones - Saxophone
*Blue Weaver - Keyboards
*Mike Smith -Tenor Saxophone
*Clive Taylor - Bass
*Dennis Byron - Drums

Amen Corner - If Paradise Is Half As Nice (1969)


*The Amen Corner is a three-act play by James Baldwin. It was Baldwin's first work for the stage following the success of his novel Go Tell It on the Mountain. The drama was first published in 1954

Being Welsh the band were named after a weekly disc spin (DJ gig at the Victoria Ballroom (later to become The Scene Club) in Cardiff, Wales - Andy Fairweather-Low

Martin Simpson & June Tabor - Flash Company | HERBERG DE KELDER

Flash Company

Martin Simpson & June Tabor - Flash Company

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Martin Simpson & June Tabor (Live 1979) Flash Company