This is a great one. In The Summer Of His Years might be my favorite off that album.

you get on their b-sides yet or nah?

not fancy deep cuts or anything but these are maybe my favorite 2 bee gees songs

Jesus elric

Should I listen ?

Ngl I thought this was Roky Erickson's swan song with the Elevator's (before he went down the LSD induced mental decline) until you and Ken Burns me realize it's a heritage folk classic @twinkletoez

yeah dove all the way into the deluxe editions of Horizontal and Idea

monumental

yeah these are nice. the second one has melody on that intro that sounds so familiar but i cant place it, been trying all week.

robin's tender vocal on I Started a Joke

also like the theory I read that its from the point of view of Satan/Lucifer/w.e

last Hollies single with Nash end of an era from one of the most seasoned British bands. adore these guys. they produced the Everlys around this time too which is acknowledgement they were the heirs to the purest harmonies in the uk.

banjo banger b-side

crazy right

kind of a haunting and dark song

Speaking of swan songs before LSD-induced mental declines downer opus

Where's that footage of Hendrix composing Slight Return on the spot @RVI

wdym

Nevermind apparently the footage is lost now but I would have swore on my life I saw it back in the day

doesnt ring a bell for me

"Voodoo Child (Slight Return)" was developed from "Voodoo Chile", recorded May 2, 1968, during a studio jam with Steve Winwood on organ and Jack Casady on bass. The next day, Hendrix returned to the studio with Redding and Mitchell for the filming of a short documentary by ABC television. Noel Redding explained, "We learned that song in the studio ... They had the cameras rolling on us as we played it"

could've swore ive seen this footage

Sunshine pop studio concoction almost accidentally invents hip hop @twinkletoez @suzuki

And has some incredible face melters. Same guys that put together Sagittarius.

u already know i been on this s*** i know @HeyFella f***s with these dudes also

Enter Damo then u brit

Did you get to Balaklava? @HeyFella Pretty exquisite album almost sounds like Cat Stevens doing Astral Weeks