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I distinctly remember hearing "ride a white swan" for the first time as an eleven-year-old, in 1971. my life was changed in an instant, forever.

Led Zeppelin were great And Ten years after , Renaissance i remember, so many great bands was a super time 😊

Ten Years After , great memories

I saw so many bands in these club including Led Zeppelin , T Rex Family etc I was squashed against stage for Zep and my ears rang for 5 days great times

I saw so many bands in these club including Led Zeppelin

Really interesting! I don't think I'd heard Brian Eno speaking before and certainly hadn't heard Rik Kenton. Great to hear from them.

He's harking back to the brehon law of ireland, where a troubadour could travel the country and be given free lodgings and free meals. I wonder did he read that somewhere. Interesting interview.

What a find , pre teen idea , you agree he was always a star even as a kid , he was happy to play for free , and sweet how he help john Peel , not the other way round. Oh yea a 10k reward for the guitars that Trex used .

Living Mythological Creature...🕊️🇬🇧🇺🇲🕊️

Great interview! Thank you for this...:)

I've only just come across this so thanks for uploading it. You're so lucky to have met John Cale albeit he does have a reputation for being hard to interview and for being abrupt, but I suppose he gets fed up of being asked the same questions all the time, especially about Lou Reed and VU and Nico etc. He was heavily using substances around that time too so that probably contributed to his demeanour.

Brendan the Navigator discovered America

Roxy Music was the first "modern" band. Using technology in the such a thoroughly dependent way.

Hi John. Amazing video, particular for me as Mark Askwith (Lead singer) was my Dad! That’s more information than I’ve ever really heard or received since my dad passed away when I was 15 (unfortunately before I had any interest in asking about the band!) I was given a copy of chicken town but haven’t started reading it (will now!) Might be a long shot but I thought I would ask anyway, if there was any way of being sent the recording that you have? I currently have; new religion, blood on the wall, Arabian daize, number seven (which is my favourite lyrically) and a great one called LBJ 4 JFK but I’ve never heard 2 of the ones you have. I’d happily share the ones I have too if you don’t already have them! Anyway, hope to get a response but otherwise thanks for the video! Steven Askwith

Six Hands In Tempo. I remember the name, and was impressed when I realised what it stands for.... !! I first heard of them in the days of Extravaganza and the Morning Show. I ended up being involved with RNottm and Rock Shows for several years around this time.

Wow. This interview brought back so many memories: I remembered seeing Sense practice in a large shed, which I think was on the edge of Broxtowe closest to the Nuthall roundabout. And the neighbour knocking on the window, to remind Paul that it was time to stop playing. And it reminded me of visiting your house in West Bridgford and being amazed by your record collection, and how you had records stacked up one side of the staircase. Which was my idea of Heaven, at the time. So thank you for a most entertaining 24:11, John.

The people writing in sound like a right bunch of Tories. [*watches show*] On the other hand... Still love Toyah, though.

Great review. ❤❤Roxy Music Band

This is excellant. Thank you. Is there any chance that you will be able to post the complete Marc Bolan interview some time in the near future? I hope that you do not mind my asking again. Thank you again.

so bad i cant even date it

I saw Krokus at Rushcliffe. Managed by Grahame Neil the Rock DJ from Radio Trent. They were promoting their album Metal Rendevouz. He later murdered his girlfriend and buried her at Radcliffe Power Station and hanged himself in Lincoln Prison

Music people didn’t like Marc in the early days, they took the piss calling him Larry the Lamb. John Peel took hm round with hm and kept playing Marcs early stuff, When T Rex took off suddenly everyone wanted him.

A programme _for_ young adults made _by_ young adults.

To answer the question near the end- Brian Wilson is about 188-189 CM. The others were a bit shorter, with Al Jardine being quite short probably 167 CM

Wonderful stories and interview. Yes, Brian's band did do a studio remake of the Smile album and a tour to support it (which included a live album), and a few years ago the Beach Boys released a boxed set, including a more or less completed Beach Boys version of the album.

A Pint and a Half of Viny - the prequel... A RCA Victor film from 1956, recording to listening, ruclips.net/video/10CKG-1DD20/видео.html And absence apologies for this evening.

Yes bring back the Donny and Marie show what's this as awful brummie rubbish😂

I don't remember taking mushrooms

Its in Nottingham, bring some vinyl with a story. For 1st weds in March its F

Gaffa at their best. Brilliant.

Amazing!! Loved it thank you 💜 I've still got a cassette tape from T.Rex and Bronco the support band I was naughty and took my recorder into the Odeon Birmingham I think it was 1971...

I was lucky enough to meet 'Marc Bolan' on 2 occasions 1975 -'76 here is some of the convo' recorded after the T.REX concert in Southport (near Liverpool) - in the lounge in The Royal Clifton Hotel 'haPpy days'! -- ruclips.net/video/gW1kj8Y6_QY/видео.html

I was there and it was a great night. What I've never understood is how The Police were playing the Rushcliffe Leisure Centre in June and headlining the Reading Festival on the Friday night in August without a 10 ten hit.

Hello, will the full interview ever be available at all ? Fantastic video, thanks 😊

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Thanks you guys, i would love to hear the entire interview

I was a listener to Extravaganza from the very early days, and when it expanded to include a 'Tuesday Long One' co-presented by Phil Holmes. It was the precursor to 'The Radio Nottm Rock Show' presented by Trevor Dann and Jaye C (and the late Graham Neale). In its final version the programme was presented by Mark Robson and Me.

JUst discovered this. You have a new subscriber, John. ;-)

Marc had such a lovely speaking voice, I've never heard this before, thanks for sharing!

Wow this is one of those hidden gems polished and restored in all its regullgent glory.....Thank you Mark for making me aware of these videos and look forward to another chat at the shack gym soon. If you are able to contact me I've got a couple of ideas I'd like to run past you. Kind regards Paul Weston NG9 NEWS

This was great to watch Very nostalgic for me as I bought the New Religion single at the time it was released, and I'm very proud to say I've still got it. Definitely one of the best and original sounding punk singles ever. I agree that Arabian Daze was disappointing - I first heard it about 10 years ago. Thanks for this post, and a big thank you to Cherry Red for putting those Some Chicken singles out. Let's hope for more so I can add them to my playlist!

Amazing to hear Johnnie’s voice so clearly, love this. ❤️

Very enjoyable thanks for sharing.

Great work

Thank you for this as Procol Harum are my favourite band of all time,in fact I'm quit obsessive probably.Have seen them live 8 times (5 with orchestra) and was at the rainbow for there first orchestral gig in England.The passing of Gary is tragic but he has left us with so much good music which will live on.Always pleased to listen to Gary so thanks again this will be saved on my tablet for future reference.

Had the pleasure of Gary's company many times early 80s,top guy,gave me one of his albums.Sincerest Condolences to Franky and family.

Did Gary have an interest in politics .was he labour or conservative

Mentioned Gary went to westcliff high did he show interest in any subjects ? He may have gone on to study before he joined a band

Excellant Thank you. Will you be posting your full Marc Bolan interview at some point. Fans will love to hear it in full if this is possible? Thank you again for your posts.

Fantastic musician, still have Procol Harum's first album on original mono vinyl, fabulous album. RIP Gary.