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I Dig Love; Cheer Dow; Any Road; are some great George solo work. During the Get Back sessions, The Beatles worked on All Things Must Pass and Paul sang it on the Concert For George tribute.

Such ashame John and George are gone...could you imagine...lol..... You know they would have gotten together at this point...and the would have been amazing!!!!!

This was sick! Never seen this. Fantastic!

Great choice guys

Steve Marriott on lead vocals. Steve was lead vocal and guitar in The Small Faces before Rod Stewart and Ron Wood took over the band and changed the name to The Faces

Release in 1973. Paul was 31

that skeleton suit, tho'....

Zero but not cool

Actors James Coburn and Christopher Lee were on the album cover and in that short film

oh my god look how young!

The 20yr tour was my first Tull concert (they do not tour much near where I live and had to travel long way). Regrettably I do not recall the play list on the night - I do remember having surprisingly great seats and of course a great time. I think Kelpie was originally for a play, in which D Palmer was heavily involved (and is trying to fund a remake) - and they wrote/performed music for, it. I love that instrumental, it is very evocative, I need to play it more. Shame about you viewing figures, please don't stop (or if you do, then continue listening to Tull privately).

There are plenty of Bowie songs. You don't have to love them all.

yes that's Linda on the keyboard

If aliens came down to earth and asked what rock n roll is, you could have them watch and listen to this band.

Touring musicians travel by aircraft frequently, and accidents happen. Three early rock performers died together in a plane crash; Buddy Holly, The Big Bopper, and Ritchie Valens. The Day the Music Died.

LISTEN, THE ONLY PEOPLE WHO HAVE EVER ACCUSED MCCARTNEY OF BEING AN ASSHOLE ARE "THE JEALOUS ONES!"

We didn't really have a name for it , but our parents called it disturbing, degenerate noise.

We wore this album out in 1970!

Check out the same song by Johnny Jenkins!

"See the chrome, feel the chrome, touch the chrome, heal the chrome." FZ

Lee, you gotta react to Elvis Presley - You Gave Me A Mountain (Aloha From Hawaii, Live in Honolulu, 1973) it's an incredible song that was also written by Marty Robbins.

Liverpool

That bass sounds disco! but it's great!

U F O! Their live double album is one of the best ever produced. I know you'd like, "Rock Bottom".

My sweetie & I saw the Band On The Run tour of 1976 in Toronto. We had to pay $120. to a scalper for 2 tickets.

Grady Martin should have gotten a Grammy for that guitar performance!

At college in 1970 we would hold "Tommy" parties. Brought our pillows, sprawled on the floor and listened to "Tommy" all the way through. Funny though, no one ever fell asleep...memories. Blessings all.

Love these two tracks.

Hey Lee...I love Cat Stevens and "Father & Son'" is probably my favorite of his. It always brings memories of my time with my Dad. You say how much you miss your father...let me suggest that whenever you are missing your Dad, pour those feelings into Danica and your family. She obviously loves you to pieces...shower her with your love! You are indeed lucky, man!

Check out any song on Squeezing Out Sparks

What are the chances the 70s did not invent the "endless jam"?! Zero! 😉

They're my faves from side one, on what I consider an awesome album.

before Frampton went limp

That was really great! Loved the bass in particular :)

Nice track. Another good '80s BOC song is Take me Away. I also have a soft spot for an earlier track, Cities on Flame with Rock and Roll. Both tracks have monster riffs.

This song was the first in what turned out to be the El Paso trilogy... Pt 1... 'El Paso' (From the gunslingers side). Pt 2... 'Feleena' (From E lPaso) 1966 (Feleena's Story) and Pt 3... El Paso City (from the point of view of a stranger who believes many years on that he could have been the cowboy)... All are more than worthy... 'Feleena' should be your next port of call... Some of my favourites are 'Devil Woman', 'Tonight Carmen', 'Big Iron' & 'They're Hanging Me Tonight... Marty should have a larger audience...

This is the one song I'd say you need to listen to the studio version to better digest it. It's a 3-part rock orchestra, really. There will never be another McCartney!

I saw them do this show 4 different times and they were KILLER each time. Loved your reaction.

A real solid jam. Thank you, Lee and Bill!

Great vid of the early Beatles....sometimes people forget it was only about 5 years between this and Let It Be....just amazing.

Damn - a 20+ minute song from Filmore East - how about a battle of the Bands since you mentioned the Allmans - who recorded the greatest live album of all time according to Bill Graham 2 months early from this in March 1971. Whipping Post and In Memory of Elizabeth Reed Live from Filmore East (vinyl - no video version - both 20+ minutes). What a time to be an usher at Filmore East.

Dude! One of my favorite Zappa tracks even though it's a cover. Keep up with the Zappa, Hammill and all the niche stuff that I love. And if you fancy digging into Rush some more, you'll get plenty more thumbs-ups from me too.

25k Subs here Lee comes!!!🎶🎉❤

The girls would like ‘Octopus’s Garden’.

The best thing ever in pop culture.

Juniors Farm

Another great reaction but give drive in Saturday another listen and it may change your mind.

Bowing like proper gentleman, which they weren’t. lol. Brian cleaned them up to be acceptable by a larger audience.

This is one of my favorits songs from Stones, Mickes voice is so full of emotions love this song.

The ‘Band on the Run’ album really saved Paul’s solo career because of Lennon’s fanboys savaging his first few albums (because they wrongly blamed Paul for The Beatles breakup.) It’s still his best-selling album and man, it was drama trying to make it! (Long story lol.) BTW, John was the asshole of The Beatles, Paul was the workhorse (which pissed them off many times.) But like Ringo says, they would have had only 3 albums if it weren’t for Paul pushing them. Protect McCartney at all costs 🫶🏽