Coldplay tonight - Mill Stad keeping roof open

[Mr Soul '68]

Thanks for the link. The Motown Revue must have been on hell of a show. I take it, it was at the Capitol Theatre down on Queen Street, Cardiff?

Earlier this year I read Robert Gordon's excellent book on Muddy Waters: Can't Be Satisfied: The Life and Times of Muddy Waters. Well worth reading especially if you are looking to take a book away for a read on holiday.

Lastly, did you ever see the Queen of British Soul, Dusty Springfield, live in concert?

[Cyclops]

Thanks for the link. The Motown Revue must have been on hell of a show. I take it, it was at the Capitol Theatre down on Queen Street, Cardiff?
Earlier this year I read Robert Gordon's excellent book on Muddy Waters: Can't Be Satisfied: The Life and Times of Muddy Waters. Well worth reading especially if you are looking to take a book away for a read on holiday.
Lastly, did you ever see the Queen of British Soul, Dusty Springfield, live in concert?

Nah I lived in Pompey as a teenager, mush. The Motown package was the last one of the tour. My mate got up on stage and boogied with the Supremes.

Thanks for the Muddy Waters shout. His re-recording of his hits is one of the heaviest blues albums out there:



Afraid I never saw Rusty...

[Mr Soul '68]

Muddy Waters 'Hard Again', an awesome album. While the rest of the teenage hords around me in '77 were kissing punks septic arse or listening to shite disco, I was listening and enjoying this album. Thanks to my best mate at the time's older brother, who purchased it. Not heard it in full since then. Brings back happy memories of the summer of '77

Nah I lived in Pompey as a teenager, mush. The Motown package was the last one of the tour. My mate got up on stage and boogied with the Supremes.

Thanks for the Muddy Waters shout. His re-recording of his hits is one of the heaviest blues albums out there:



Afraid I never saw Rusty...