Help with music ??????

by **Dave** » 23 Apr 2007, 22:36

Lost two albums - well one album (disappeared from a friend's house whilst on loan) and one cassette which was chewed up in the machine.
Anyone got a copy or - as they're both deleted as far as I can tell - know anyone that can help ?
A complete cover version of The Beatles "Abbey Road" album on the Stax label by Booker T and the M.G.s called McElmore Avenue.
Spider Jiving by Andy Fairweather Lowe.

mnay thanks in advance for info/help

Dave

by **Allan** » 24 Apr 2007, 13:30

Dave

The Booker T album is available in new CD form from the US:

And the Fairweather Lowe one on second hand vinyl

for just �2.50 :

by **benedetti** » 25 Apr 2007, 16:23

Wee Jimmy met Booker T when he took a year out to work as a cowboy in the USA. I tried to get him to come and see Brokeback Mountain with me but he didnae seem too keen.

by **Kojak** » 25 Apr 2007, 19:32

Perhaps he's allergic to horses, Sis... Good Heavens, I appear to have acquired another "star" - and I haven't even been a good boy... :twisted:

by **Joanie** » 25 Apr 2007, 21:11

super visitor eh! how does one become super, Norm

by **Richard** » 25 Apr 2007, 21:29

Another 169 posts, Babs. Get typing.

by **Ozzie Geoff** » 26 Apr 2007, 02:21

Gee whiz, Sorella, you and Wee Jimmy have had interesting lives. :geek:

Running a caff must be pretty banal for you, but as Father Time marches on I guess we have to put the "adventure cue" back in the rack, eh?

I digress...Booker T rings a big bell...what hits did he have? I guess I should just look at google...but, what the heck. :twisted:

by **Colette** » 26 Apr 2007, 22:16

Time is tight, Soul Limbo and Green Onions are the only ones I can remember, wow just thinking about it sends me back in time to the good old days in Manchester when I was young and don't forget the appearance in the Blues Brothers. Happy days. Donald Duck Dunn, Al Jackson and Steve Cropper.

I rest my case

by **Adriana** » 27 Apr 2007, 14:15

Ah the days when songs had a) melodies b) words and c) weren't cloned by a computer...

by **Kojak** » 27 Apr 2007, 18:28

There was an interesting topic on BBC Breakfast this morning - songs where listeners had misheard words, with hilarious results. My most embarrassing one was the song "Can't Hurry Love" which I happily sang as "Cannery Love"

ops: - Romance in a tuna factory?

by **Dave** » 28 Apr 2007, 18:51

What about "You came to me on a submarine" by the Beegees ?

by **MacDuff** » 30 Apr 2007, 07:29

Quite right Adriana

To quote an old phrase, "If you can't whistle it, it ain't music

To quote Verdi's Macbeth: "Macbeth, Macbeth, Macbeth. MacDuff!" Now that's sweet music to the ears 8-)

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