Jaco
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Everything posted by Jaco
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Barrino Brothers mentioned but not the storming “Trapped in a love”
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La Jolla sea life just chilling
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Sunset over Santa Monica pier
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Searching for the ghost of Bullitt
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Not for some time, unfortunately
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Musicians in the Water Puppet Theatre. Photos of show poor due to either the limitations of my iPhone or a lack of understanding on my part as to how to get the best out of it
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Is this bonsai?
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Just before he met McCartney
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The 4.15 from Ho Chi Minh city will arrive at at your front door on time
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Wonderful track. Featured in a top 50 tracks of all time by Richard Searling
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One of the good guys. Sad news indeed
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All good here, Steve. Thanks for asking.
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Manley Beach. Beautiful setting
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Blue Mountains from last week’s trip to Oz
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Vocals on Zingars’s “Love’s calling” are just sublime. Sad news indeed.
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Good to hear Kev. I'm in good nick and enjoying some great sweet and deep at the moment.
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Nice one Kev. I see you’ve been a bit quiet recently.
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Aside from the valid comments about the release format, number of pressed copies etc, this is a fabulous piece of music. The whole structure of the song, music, lyrics, vocals etc is a reminder of how good soul music can be without sounding as if it’s a pastiche of something from a previous era. Just brilliant.
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Essential listening. Will listen in when I get chance
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Absolutely fantastic track
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Kitch, a man with impeccable taste and totally devoid of ego.
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Don’t know how many radio shows are out there, but this takes some beating. Essential listening.
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Update please on any progress on this much anticipated tome
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Chambers youth club, Rochdale. In a cellar in the Town Hall. About 1968/9 heard a lot of Motown and the early imports some of which would have been playing at the Wheel. Motown Club in Royton (maybe Shaw) similar set up and sounds. Great introduction to the music and the scene
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Not soul but I, along with lots of 16 year olds of the day, would have owned Monty Python’s “ Matching tie and handkerchief” which had a double groove on one side of the LP and therefore played a different set of recordings depending on where the needle dropped. Mind boggling the first time I became aware of it
