O/T Okay enough of politics and football.....I'm starting a 60's music thread......

[Brin]

It's all down to taste mate and I have to say that I really do love Levi's voice too.

Me too guys....

[Brin]

60's without this guy.....you gotta be joking....

[CTMilller]

This one seemed to coincide with me noticing that other things were happening around the world, other than birds, pubs, and more birds
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...x27i6L0ms5tv1I

This is a very, very good call. Up there with the three dozen or so records in my top ten! What a seminal group, as well, in terms of who went where after they split up.

[Brin]

This is a very, very good call. Up there with the three dozen or so records in my top ten! What a seminal group, as well, in terms of who went where after they split up.

Good afternoon CT at your end, good morning from where I am.

Couldn't go amiss without playing Miss Knight and her Pips..

[Brin]

Always found these a happy clappy group...



Love their shirts...when fashion was cool...

[CTMilller]

Haha. I've played this one a few times (both the record and on the guitar; it's brilliant to sing.)

We lived just down the road from Camp Pendleton when we were living in Southern California a few years back. (I never knew what "They stationed him at Pendleton, not far away" meant until I drove past it!)

And, of course, the A-side is iconic as the opener for RSG...

The first band I played in when I was about 13 - The Orbits - did a good rendition of Wipe Out. Had an excellent drummer, Keith Hall, who went on to be a founder member of Pickettywitch and subsequently joined Gerry and The Pacemakers in their later years.

[BigLadonOS]

BLOS, you've captivated me with this track I just can't stop playing it pal....

Yea mate its a great track innit.

[CTMilller]

Good afternoon CT at your end, good morning from where I am.

Couldn't go amiss without playing Miss Knight and her Pips..

You're up late, Brin. Must be 2.30am in UK. Couldn't sleep?

[Brin]

Haha. I've played this one a few times (both the record and on the guitar; it's brilliant to sing.)

We lived just down the road from Camp Pendleton when we were living in Southern California a few years back. (I never knew what "They stationed him at Pendleton, not far away" meant until I drove past it!)

And, of course, the A-side is iconic as the opener for RSG...

The first band I played in when I was about 13 - The Orbits - did a good rendition of Wipe Out. Had an excellent drummer, Keith Hall, who went on to be a founder member of Pickettywitch and subsequently joined Gerry and The Pacemakers in their later years.

You're a dark horse you...sure you're next ex MI5?

[CTMilller]

If you listen to " Pet Sounds Sessions" you've got the full album in both accapella or just the instrumental backing and the full versions re-mixed in full stereo

I heard some of the Pet Sounds Sessions recently, Lincs, and it was stonkingly good stuff. Voices like angels.