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...on the One Show yesterday - amazing at 93
https://www.facebook.com/mac.castro.100/videos/1723988091611909?idorvanity=2233008944 -
It's actually the Banned Vinyl Collection. They are very rude songs. Definitely not for anyone easily offended or kids. So I won't be posting any songs.
But looking at some of the comments under the videos is making me question if they are genuine 1960's songs or are they fakes.
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Marvin Gaye (Edited)
As a lifelong Marvin fan I loved all his stuff but these two rarer ones are under rated imo. What do you think?
https://youtu.be/aaMFB5gnqV8?si=SPUgH4vPxN0C880U
https://youtu.be/rtQl4XChQ90?si=hoiV3GvMtSoswK5L -
Lewis Capaldi’s come back song
I can see this being played at funerals in the future. 🥲
https://youtu.be/LzB4yR62zR0?si=RWJpMcW-4-1AdP8E -
Spot the celebrity guest singer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rky0ic2f5RM&list=RDrky0ic2f5RM&start_radio=1
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Went to see them on Thursday at Koko , formerly Camden Palace.
https://youtu.be/5q98V86Z1Uk?si=1lYs_nJJrF6wW6qe
Founder member Bill Curtis still performing at 91! -
Max Crook was a US musician and composer who co-wrote many of Del Shannon's early hits. He recorded under the name Maximillian using an electronic instrument he had invented called the Musitron - which was first featured on the hit single Runaway. Runaway was issued with a B side Jody but a number of pressings ended up with a track called The Snake by Maximillian. These copies are not exactly uncommon but do fetch a much better price on Ebay etc.
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https://www.theguardian.com/music/2025/jul/25/cleo-laine-britain-jazz-singer-john-dankworth-dies
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So I can fly to you - The Aeroplane (Edited)
Another beautiful song by Tim Minchin
I was only half way through when the tears streamed down my face
https://youtu.be/ep6o562dKvc?si=7ukMnWdC31QMDRRZ -
Sunday Afternoon (Edited)
Time to listen and relax listening to Tim Minchin for almost seven minutes
It’s not perfect , but it’s mine
https://youtu.be/dg3PberzvXo?si=oqyDOKG0Xq4iLMCq -
Connie Francis - only recently she was posting on Facebook that she was feeling much better following being admitted to hospital
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Lou Christie aged 82 - remember this one from 1969?
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R.I.P. (Edited)
Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys and Sly Stone from Sly and the Family Stone. Both aged 82.
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This song from the 1960’s has become viral (Edited)
https://youtu.be/TVsGvAxJ6a8?si=kU7XAz7_Fi5HVYSk
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Ed Sheeran and Adele (Edited)
Not something I expected
https://youtu.be/CwjX80q85gw?si=nurMA9SYN0sVgKzL
I am sure our dear lost member Shirley would have loved it ❤️ -
As many of you will already know, our dear member Shirley passed away recently.
She was a great friend to me and many others.
Shirley loved Ed Sheeran, so on this day 9th May, As her funeral takes place, here’s Ed’s new song
If you don’t know what the title means
It’s a Persian term of endearment.
https://youtu.be/MI9ZpIKgyf0?si=A1iZ9R-crMNdUtMZ -
Wink Martindate ("Deck of cards") age 91
Nino Tempo ("Deep purple/Whispering") age 90
Max Romeo ("Wet dream") age 80 -
Fragile - the song being used in the Netflix series Adolescence
Here sang by Stevie Wonder supported by its writer Sting
I had never really appreciated the lyrics until now
https://youtu.be/wQzBbohOV0g?si=MXaIq1wi30z3BwJr -
Johnny Tillotson has died at age 86. Saw him about 20 years ago in a tour with Bobby Vee, Bryan Hyland and Freddy Cannon. Poetry in Motion was one of the first records I bought.
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I heard this the other day. Who would have thought that John Walker from the Walker Bros could do justice to such a Sinatra classic.
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In honour of today here’s a rather unusual version of the Chieftains’ Women of Ireland by the jazz musician Bob James.
https://youtu.be/VEk5oDs5Bnc?si=oUrY-FBjPtagZBv_ -
Another great sadly gone. Rest in Peace in the sunshine.
https://youtu.be/nC9dQOnUyao?si=ewszSHGPqSdmLiBp -
Dolly’s husband of 60 years passes away
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/carl-dean-dolly-parton-husband-death-b2708388.html -
RIP Chris Jasper ( formerly of the Isley Brothers )
Oh dear it’s been a sad week
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What do you consider to be the best year ever for popular music and why?
My choice would be 1958 because so many great artists came to prominence in that year - Buddy Holly, Paul Anka, Ricky Nelson, Bobby Darin, Connie Francis, Eddie Cochran, Jerry Leee Lewis, Marty Wilde, Cliff Richard, the Everlys. etc. 45rpm singles LPs began to be commonplace. -
Would you agree on who the scientists decided had the best?
I was surprised
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/singer-with-the-greatest-recorded-vocal-range-according-science/ -
Just seen that Frankie Valli got a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Grammys - well deserved.
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The words of this song seem so poignant now, we could do with leaders in the world that are not obsessed with themselves or money
Sorry, enough of the politics, not the right group
https://youtu.be/FX4U6XWYvus?si=vx-XL-tWOzVaAqrN -
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At 89 years old , on stage, singing Misty
https://youtu.be/z6WPZtXsoDI?si=mPwBvoRl-HHurPd4