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Thanks for listening, they made some pretty interesting music, the instrumental "Pastoral Future" from the album "Black Diamond" is also on the channel if you're interested.

Thanks for listening, a great version of a great song. They created a great body of work over the years.

Thanks for listening, a very great guitarist who was sadly underappreciated.

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Thanks for listening. Yes over 2 years and no comments, such is life.

You mean back in the days when we used to sit down peacefully, think about life and other things, read books and really listen to music. Unfortunately, now our brains are being overloaded and scrambled and smart phones, (or "attention eaters" as I've heard them called), bear a lot of the blame.

@@straymusictracksfromdavoro6510 Absolutely. you put it right where it ought to be, not where it actually is, in cyberworld,

Yes, a song with great "feel"', its very difficult to find that sort of stuff in mainstream pop music nowadays. Thanks for listening.

Yes, it’s a very good song from a great artist, unfortunately most people don’t show a lot of interest in non-mainstream music, so not many views, not many listens and no comments. So, thank you for listening.

Thanks for listening. Agreed, he got some pretty amazing sounds out his guitar when I saw him live.

Thanks for listening. I've never really thought about it, Elmore James was called "The King Of The Slide Guitar" and was certainly a legend way back then, Peter Green's guitar playing was very "sustain-heavy", for example, "The Super-Natural" on Mayall's 1967 album "A Hard Road" which I've also published on this channel, so I don't think Green is playing slide on this track, so it's a bit like comparing apples to oranges. Suffice it to say that both were very great guitarists.

He's a very good musician indeed. Thanks for listening.

​@@straymusictracksfromdavoro6510any chance u can upload the rest of the lp? ..is she slipping!!

@@ManiYeaYeaNayNaySolomon Certainly, in time, but not all at once, "Prepare Me Well" and "Is She Slipping" first up?

​@@straymusictracksfromdavoro6510yes please!

Thanks for listening. Box of Frogs was formed in 1983 by former members of the Yardbirds and had some pretty impressive guests on their two albums, (Jeff Beck, Rory Gallagher, Jimmy Page, Steve Hackett and others).

Broz, thanks for listening, as you'd know - those were the days

Yes, also one of my all-time favourite bands from the very start. A great track from the Andy Powell/ Laurie Wisefield era. Thanks for listening.

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It certainly is, thanks for listening.

Very sad to die at the age of only 41. Thanks for listening.

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Stan "The Man" does it again. Thanks for listening.

Yes, Chicken Shack, led by Stan Webb, was one of a host of British blues and blues- rock bands in the late 60's and 70's cranking out some really great stuff. Thanks for listening.

Yes, it's probably natural that after losing a front man with such an incredible voice and dominating personality that anything else would be viewed as an anticlimax. Adding to that I think any follow up to such a great album as "L. A. Woman” would suffer by comparison, Jim or no Jim. I certainly think that over the years not enough credit has ever been given to the 3 absolutely outstanding musicians who stood behind Jim Morrison, as all the way through these guys played some pretty startling music. Thanks for listening.

Oh well, the track was only published 26 months ago, so give it time, ha, ha. Really, it’s very difficult for artists or tracks that are nowhere near the orbit of the mainstream to attract a great deal of curiosity, interest or enthusiasm, unless of course they are the old-time "legendary" stuff like Led Zeppelin etc. Not to worry, thanks for listening.

@@straymusictracksfromdavoro6510 You're Welcome. I happened to come across this while listening to a college station out of Burlington, Vermont in the mid 70's. Blew me away. I've always loved blues, traditional and otherwise.

@@BobThompson-gb3um Yes, the late 60’s to mid 70’s was a very fertile time for blues and blues-rock in Britain with bands like Savoy Brown, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac, Ten Years After, Rory Gallagher, The Climax Blues Band, Chicken Shack etc. making some mighty fine music. Broken Glass was formed by Chicken Shack singer and lead guitarist Stan Webb but unfortunately, due lack of promotion by EMI folded after one LP and Stan reformed Chicken Shack.

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Thanks for listening, great music and very insightful lyrics.

Thanks for listening. Yes, the original band and later versions where "Lonesome" Dave Peverett was still part of it before his death in 2000, (R.I.P.) Although the original line up did get together in 1994 to release a live album called "Return of The Boogie Men" and 1996 for another one called "Road Cases".

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Thanks for listening - a great band.

Yes, indeed one of the very best, sadly underrated during his lifetime, just a beautiful modest crowd- pleasing virtuoso, very sadly missed. Thanks for listening.

Thanks for listening. He was a wonderful guitarist with an amazing technique - very sadly missed.

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Yes, even if we "antique" humans can't get up to dance we can at least do a bit of toe tappin'. Thanks for listening.

Thanks for listening and very nicely recorded as well.

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Thanks for listening, yes, a very atmospheric piece of music full of great feel.

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Thanks for listening. Yes, we were all young once, (no pun intended), but it's amazing to think that 55 years later, Jorma at 83 and Jack at 79 are still performing.

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No worries, thanks for listening.

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Thanks for listening. Yes, he has, as they say, a great body of work, he's something special, both technically and compositionally.

Thanks for listening - the song (live or studio?) or the album?