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Favorite Weller song…

Brilliant 👏

You can tell foxton on this great song.

Whenever anyone asks me what The Jam were like live.... I point them to this.

I can't Explain to used😊🤫🤔

After All,.he is an Musician

Still have this album , The best British Band by a long shot if anything these boys should reform

Ricks drumming is ferocious fcuking love it .

Rock 'n' Soul! Great vocal, and Pete on drums! Lucky to play with Mr Goutzos about thirty years or so after this track!!

Long live Merl Reagle

Is this a beatles cover band❓

Ted Nugent: I never smoked weed or tried any acid or booze in my life Also Ted nugent

This song was removed from Spotify. Devastated.

Elvis Is here

I own his album (on vinyl) and this as the first version I'd heard of this song. I like this better than Aretha's.

At 68.....I''m steel here by the SEA AND SAND....

Gospel Blues

Pastal remember its me the taz

I personally knew Zoot in the late fifties/early sixties; nearly played my guitar but it was a choice between architecture or play. He did play for me at the Picardy Hotel where I also had Traditional Jazz night and Zoot´s group was the first to play "Twist" - I was at the Bournemouth College of Art 1958 - 1961 - Also ran the Jazz Boats out of Bournemouth with Pedro Harris Jerry Brown Jazzmen Kenny Ball (right at the time of Green Leaves of Summer) + great days :)

This song is ligit as hek.

THINGS KEEP FALLIN' APART BACK IN SHAKY CITY!

Hi Frank how are you ☺️

thank you so much for sharing this!!!!! I have never heard his piano playing this way. And the sax guys were TOTALLY amazing.

Esses davam pau nos Beatles, e de longe!

Which song is this?

Looking at you Dobie (& listening) in 2024. RIP

Excellent

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DAD

🤤Steve whites drums.... fckn groove or what!!? God bless you all listening.

favorite song on this album

My favorite song about Washington, DC 😮

Excellent stuff. These other posters haven’t got a clue

Lil’ Bob and the Lollipops from Southwestern Louisiana wrote and created this incredible groove in the early 60s. Covered by so many modern artists, it’s a testament to the incredible talent those Louisiana artists brought to the table to influence so much of our contemporary music and culture!

This is my all-time favorite song by solo Paul! So anthemic, so awesome, so tight and so groovy! The chorus is sending me chills down my spine all these years. The final part is breathtaking, so great and so well-conceived. Just spellbinding.

Reminds me of my first love whilst at uni. The amount of times we listened to this in the car driving through bristol and bath late at night. 😢❤😊

Chooooooooone

Fucking awesome!!! Memories came flooding back!!

r.i.p.

If there's a place for old blues musicians on the other side, that band just got a whole lot better. RIP Godfather.

Love the video ...wee nod to the Godfather!!

Got Charlie Bradshaw's name wrong on the record label.

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I have to get my hands on their album. I love this tune.

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For me, the original version by the Ronettes with Ronnie “Veronica” Bennett-Spector, which was only discovered in 2020, ends up at number 1. Behind it is Bonnie and the Treasures and this version of Peanut sung here and finally the recording by Jody Miller. The demands are just different. Demo-Original with Ronnie “Veronica” Bennett-Spector: ua-cam.com/video/47TLC2a6dHo/v-deo.html

Sometimes songs are B sides for a reason.

First album I ever bought was "37 Minutes of Group Therapy". Tough to find any of their stuff around today.