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  1. Cloudesley
    Ok from my era mid 1980's Clint Bestwood & the Mescal Marauders The Lipstick Killers Up! The Dinosaurs Sir Hendrix Deadboy & the Sick Boy Federation Tropical Blue (later Word Association) Boys Own Club Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
  2. DJ360
    I to could be mistaken Fly, but am as certain as I can be that Beck played the Beach on one occasion. The Beach as I recall it had a lower and narrower stage. Beck broke two or three strings and keep passing his guitar back to his roadie for a string change before ( at least apparently) 'losing it' and 'whanging' a perfectly good Fender off the right hand wall till the neck and body parted company. That said I did see Beck at the Boat also. I can see Rod in pink and white pants (possibly pyjama pants) with a matching pink vest with white piping. He was a bit of a lad... I dunno why I th
  3. DJ360
    OK, firstly it seems that the Audio Technica has a built in 'phono equalisation' or 'phono' stage which will output either an equalised signal at line level to a standard line level input, or via a toggle switch, will output the raw signal from the cartridge to an external 'phono' stage. It will also output a 'digitised' version of the music at a reasonable bitrate, via USB. This could be connected directly to a PC, or into a suitable USB equipped Digital to Analogue Converter (DAC) If anyone wants an explanation of RIAA, or 'phono' equalisation and why it is needed to replay vinyl or other
  4. BeestonMick
    Whatever Eric Clapton has turned in to he has inspired millions of kids world wide in to becoming muso's of one sort or another. His tastes were very eclectic and that shows in his later work (which I'm not particularly a fan of) but you can't say he isn't a great. This is a fairly general top ten and, in my opinion, there are some gaping mistakes in it. Jimi Hendrix Duane Allman (maybe but not No.2) B.B. King Eric Clapton Robert Johnson (maybe but only with the Devil's help) Chuck Berry Stevie Ray Vaughan (don't agree - my taste) Ry Cooder Jimmy Page Keith Richards (don't agree)
  5. hippo girl
    Paul ......L shaped room near Trent uni, pigalle club hockley, babels Huntingdon street, ad lib/ beachcomber ( jimmy Hendrix ) st Mary's gate, Penny farthing Wollaton street......all 1960s into 1970s..... Pm if I can help you anymore .... Chrissie
  6. Guest

    Lemmy dies at 70!!

    Guest replied to a topic in Obituaries

    Another Rocker has left us,this man was a roadie for Jimi Hendrix. A man who spoke his mind throughout, even his Blackpool band The Rockin' Vicars caused a stir.Had me head in Lemmys bass bin one time..and walked to Silverdale.. my ears were still ringing!! Playing bass now,at the great gig in the sky.
  7. Oztalgian
    Interestingly NME has the following top 10 hits of the sixties 10 - Heard it through the grapevine - Marvin Gaye 9 - Like a rolling stone - Bob Dylan 8 - Suspicious minds - Elvis Presley 7 - Sympathy for the devil - Rolling Stones 6 - I'm waiting for the man - Velvet Underground 5 - Leader of the pack - Shangri-La's 4 - All along the watchtower - Jimi Hendrix 3 - Good Vibrations - Beach Boys 2 - Be my baby - Ronettes 1 - A day in the life - Beatles For the full 100 check out www.nme.com and look for lists
  8. crankypig
    Clever people are left handed,two examples,JImi Hendrix,Paul Mcartney
  9. Bubblewrap
    #52 I too sold all my vinyl when I had some money problems (my own fault) Some are now worth quite a bit Jimi Hendrix Band of gypsies (on Track puppets on sleeve) Quadrophenia - The Who again on track The First Hawkwind LP A head rings out - Blodwyn Pig My money sense has now improved and I have built up a nice collection of CDs & I have managed to buy some of the older stuff.
  10. Guest

    George Best

    Guest replied to TRD's topic in Obituaries

    The Jimi Hendrix of soccer.
  11. Guest
    Memory shakers Rat Bat Blue..Deep Purple. Something In The Air..Thunderclap Newman. Crosstown Traffic.. Jimi Hendrix. She's A Rainbow.. Rolling Stones. 2468 Motorway.. Tom Robinson Band.
  12. TBI
    With A Little Help From My Friends...Joe Cocker Heard It Through The Grapevine...Marvin Gaye Fire And Rain...James Taylor All Along The Watchtower...Jimi Hendrix Stairway To Heaven...Led Zeppelin
  13. Dave 48
    #23 All Along The Watchtower......Jimmi Hendrix
  14. DJ360
    Firstly, really enjoying 'Jools' tonight. Ricki Lee Jones is still pretty cool! Among the first songs I recall hearing was 'Little Things Mean a Lot', by Kitty Kallen. I was about 4. Still love it. Her earlier 'swing' output with the Harry James Orch. was ace too. Throughout the 50s I was fed a diet of such 'pop' as the BBC deigned to play on the 'Light Programme'. I had little access to Radio Luxemburg or the wider music scene. Buddy Holly died on my 10th birthday.. which sort of locked us together. These days I think Holly is underappreciated. His guitar playing and song writing were b
  15. katyjay
    Jimi Hendrix died 45 yrs ago today, so our paper says.
  16. Guest
    Thick As A Brick: Jethro Tull. Fire And Water: Free. Crash Landing: Jimi Hendrix. Boston: Boston. Machine Head: Deep Purple.
  17. crankypig
    A few more favourites of mine 51st anniversary.....JImi Hendrix Homework.........Fleetwood mac Run run run.........Jojo gunn Hey joe.....JImi Hendrix The boys are back in town......thin lizzy
  18. annswabey
    Cream Crossroads Led Zeppelin When the Levee Breaks Led Zeppelin Since I've Been Loving You Jimi Hendrix Hey Joe
  19. Moody cow
    Jailbait....Motörhead White room...cream Welcome to the jungle...guns n roses Livin on a prayer...Bon jovi Purple haze...jimi Hendrix
  20. Bubblewrap
    Riders on the storm - The Doors (L.A. Woman) Who Knows - Jimi Hendrix(Band Gypsies) The Lemon Song - Led Zeppelin (2nd album) To cry you a song - Jethro Tull (Benefit)
  21. Bubblewrap
    Isle of Wight 1970 Jimi Hendrix,The Who,Ten Years After,Jethro Tull, Family,Taste + many more I don't think there has been a better line up at a festival since.
  22. FLY2
    Just checked the line up for the Isle of Wight festival 1970. Taste, Hendrix, Free, TYA, Jethro Tull, Chicago, Doors, Moody Blues, ELP, Who, Family...... Now that's a line up. So regretful at missing that one. !!!!
  23. Guest
    RobL:also did knebworth..was the Marshall Tucker band on that year?? Saw uboat as well they were excellent! Tell us some more bands I love to hear stories about gigs!..jealous to think people saw Hendrix or cream etc..
  24. banjo48
    I went to the Isle of Wight pop festival with 3 mates, had a ball over the 3 days we were there, mind it was a bit chaotic to say the least, the facilities (read toilets) just could not handle the crowds and well I'll leave that to the imagination. The local pubs did a roaring trade with massive queues building before opening times, as they opened the crowd would rush in, not to the bar but the toilets ! In the end the toilets all became blocked and unusable. We got sick of the mess and crowds and headed back to the mainland. One memory was of sitting on "suicide hill" watching Jimmy Hendr
  25. barclaycon
    I mentioned this before in another thread. My mum used to work in the Watmoughs that was on Goldsmith Street by the side of the Theatre Royal (just next to Jack Brentnall's guitar shop). She remembers Jimi Hendrix coming in for a packet of fags after his sound check - Dec '67 I think. (He smoked Benson and Hedges apparently). They were tiny shops. Just the serving bit and a storeroom cellar below. There were some nice tuffies around at that time. They don't seem so nice these days - and I'm sure that's not just my memory playing tricks !