A rare clip of Linda Hoyle (ex-Affinity) performing Paper Tulips in support of the album "Pieces Of Me" (Vertigo Records 1972) on BBC's "Old Grey Whistle Test"(2nd May 1972).
@@kevh9497 Yes, his Nucleus stuff is excellent. It also links to Battered Ornaments which has a similar tune - Twisted Track. Elastic Rock defines precisely the 1970s for me especially in terms of the sleeve art - ignoring the poor scraperboard portraiture at the back of the sleeve.
Perfection, thank you Chrispyness.
Linda güerita, ❤️
❤
Looks like it was rendered by A.I. frame one frame at a time.
Indeed. It's what was available and better than nothing.
Is that Chris Spedding on guitar?
Ja. Spedding. He was basically a session musician at this period despite his band and solo Lps which were accidents
@@deepindercheema4917 Thanks. I particularly like his playing on Linda's "Pieces Of Me" album and "Elastic Rock" by Nucleus
@@kevh9497 Yes, his Nucleus stuff is excellent. It also links to Battered Ornaments which has a similar tune - Twisted Track. Elastic Rock defines precisely the 1970s for me especially in terms of the sleeve art - ignoring the poor scraperboard portraiture at the back of the sleeve.
The AI almost ruins this.
A mixed blessing. Makes the pianist look like. Terence & Phillip character. Better than nothing though.