SteveStrummerUK

Moshkiae


 
(... btw, do you like Garry Moore?)

 
 
 
I certainly do Pedro - I like his blues, rock and metal; as well as his contribution to Thin Lizzy and his collaborations with (the incomparable) Phil Lynott 
 
To name just a few - Parisienne Walkways, Out In The Fields and Still Got The Blues are some of my favourite tracks of all time
 
 
 
 
 
 
  
  
  
 

Sorry to sidetrack Steve, but have you heard this short-lived line-up?

BBM - City of Gold

Of course it's Crossroads by another name but the solo at 1:20 is one of my favourites from GM.

Apparently Moore and Baker hated each other so it was one album only...

Psalmist35

Mooch4056


that would be big brother --

Pffft!  Did you fill out your census form?

I AM TAKING NAMES!

Psalmist35

Mooch4056


that would be big brother --

Pffft!  Did you fill out your census form?

You fill up my census
Like a night in the forest

bapu

Psalmist35

Mooch4056


that would be big brother --

Pffft!  Did you fill out your census form?

You fill up my census
Like a night in the forest

You got the words wrong, baps,
 
You fill up my census
Like a knight in the four rest

You fill up my census Like a night in the forest

BROMANCE!!!

Beag, 
If I take a four rest, The CHB might just replace me.

Gotta keep playn' faster faster faster, louder louder louder.

jamesg1213

Sorry to sidetrack Steve, but have you heard this short-lived line-up?

BBM - City of Gold

Of course it's Crossroads by another name but the solo at 1:20 is one of my favourites from GM.

Apparently Moore and Baker hated each other so it was one album only...

I vaguely remember the project James, a good mate of mine was a big Cream fan and I remember him telling me all about it knowing I liked Gary Moore's stuff.  I never got around to checking it out though - but that clip is excellent mate, Moore doing what he does best.
 
I just ordered the (remastered) album you mention (Around The Next Dream) from Amazon -  got to be a bargain at £4.99 
 
Thanks for the heads up on that James
 
 

SteveStrummerUK

Moshkiae


 
(... btw, do you like Garry Moore?)

 
 
 
I certainly do Pedro - I like his blues, rock and metal; as well as his contribution to Thin Lizzy and his collaborations with (the incomparable) Phil Lynott  

Reason why I asked was because Garry Moore has my favorite rock song solo of all time. In his first album there is a cut named "Spirit" that still is for my ears the craziest guitar solo I have ever heard. And some of your playing, for some reason reminded me of his stuff. And of course, I happen to like Nuclear Attack and that other big rocker on Greg Lake's first solo album.
 
I have the LP. If you want to hear it let me know ... and love the side 2 in its entirety and how it goes from that crazy solo to the last song ... awesome. Totally awesome!

Moshkiae

SteveStrummerUK

Moshkiae


 
(... btw, do you like Garry Moore?)

 
 
 
I certainly do Pedro - I like his blues, rock and metal; as well as his contribution to Thin Lizzy and his collaborations with (the incomparable) Phil Lynott  

Reason why I asked was because Garry Moore has my favorite rock song solo of all time. In his first album there is a cut named "Spirit" that still is for my ears the craziest guitar solo I have ever heard. And some of your playing, for some reason reminded me of his stuff. And of course, I happen to like Nuclear Attack and that other big rocker on Greg Lake's first solo album.
 
I have the LP. If you want to hear it let me know ... and love the side 2 in its entirety and how it goes from that crazy solo to the last song ... awesome. Totally awesome!

 
Cool, thanks Mosh.
 
I'm just downloading Spirit now - can't be bad, 69p for a 17 minute 320kbps mp3 (Amazon)
 
 

SteveStrummerUK

jamesg1213

Sorry to sidetrack Steve, but have you heard this short-lived line-up?

BBM - City of Gold

Of course it's Crossroads by another name but the solo at 1:20 is one of my favourites from GM.

Apparently Moore and Baker hated each other so it was one album only...

I vaguely remember the project James, a good mate of mine was a big Cream fan and I remember him telling me all about it knowing I liked Gary Moore's stuff.  I never got around to checking it out though - but that clip is excellent mate, Moore doing what he does best.
 
I just ordered the (remastered) album you mention (Around The Next Dream) from Amazon -  got to be a bargain at £4.99 
 
Thanks for the heads up on that James
 
 

Here's another one you might like Strammy (sorry to keep emptying yer wallet!) - quite different for GM, a sort of experimental trio thing, very dark compared to his usual fare;

Scars

Going for £2.98!!!