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[thegazelle]

SUPERTRAMP ......................................................... Dont leave me now 6 mins of brilliance

hodgsons version on you tube is good but the drums make it truely powerful its the next one for the chocolate gorilla



Oh my god i cant believe it
John Mayall born 1933 macclesfield UK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

always said he was sh!t

[Simon Arron]

Irrespective of his provenance, I can recommend Mayall's Jazz Blues Fusion (Live).

It's only a single album, though, and I seem to recall that live doubles were always your thing.

He also called his band The Bluesbreakers, which suggests he had more of a thing about Stockport County (or possibly Matlock) than he did about Alty.

[thegazelle]

live music is indeed my bag john mayall live in Austin (the bear)  was music for old people pt 74. didnt get to the game then mr A

[SW]

Hello Simon, long time mate.

Bit indie these days myself but still like some old stuff. No one's touched Zep yet.

[Simon Arron]

live music is indeed my bag john mayall live in Austin (the bear)  was music for old people pt 74. didnt get to the game then mr A

Didn't get to the game because I was buying garden bird food supplies from a shop in Croydon... On which note, is this the right place to recommend Caravan Live at the Fairfield Halls, a musical masterpiece recorded in 1974?

Hello Simon, long time mate. Bit indie these days myself but still like some old stuff. No one's touched Zep yet.

Hi Steve. Zep still alive and well in the Arron household, partly because Mrs A and I play them, partly because 17-year-old son has absorbed the entire back catalogue and performs accurate renditions on both guitar and mandolin. Git.

[Hale Alty]

I went to see Supertramp on 30th November 1975 at the Palace in Manchester. Joan Armatrading was the support act.

[Saughall Robin]

I went to see Supertramp on 30th November 1975 at the Palace in Manchester. Joan Armatrading was the support act.

Saw Jack Bruce that year at the Free Trade Hall ... and Deep Purple there a few years earlier with Nazareth as support (that one cost me 50p to get in!)

[JackSwindells No 1 Fan]

I used to work at the Free Trade Hall 1970 to 1978. Awesome gigs, was there for Supertramp. Youngest daughter loves them, and went to see Roger Hogdson last year.
Also saw Genesis as 2nd suport in early 70s, headline Linsifarne,support Rab Noakes, 2nd support Mr Collns and his friends amazing!
Best band ever though has to be Mr Townshedn and his friends, ask Daisy!

[JackSwindells No 1 Fan]

sorry about the spelling,had  botts of red so far tonight!

[Saughall Robin]

sorry about the spelling,had  botts of red so far tonight!

Join the cluj 

[JackSwindells No 1 Fan]

anyone see Mountain in the 70s? Leslie West still layin' with Corking Laing on drums. Loud and brilliant!
Loudest band in New York! = loudest band anywhere.

[JackSwindells No 1 Fan]

spelling getting worse and worse tonite. Who cares! as long as you know whatI'm rambling on about.

[JackSwindells No 1 Fan]

nite nite all, had lots to drink so off to bo boes!

[Saughall Robin]

nite nite all, had lots to drink so off to bo boes!

Me too. There certainly are some happy campers on here tonight.
Let's hope we all feel this way at this time on Tuesday eh?

Come on you Supers

[SW]

Hello Simon, long time mate. Bit indie these days myself but still like some old stuff. No one's touched Zep yet.

Hi Steve. Zep still alive and well in the Arron household, partly because Mrs A and I play them, partly because 17-year-old son has absorbed the entire back catalogue and performs accurate renditions on both guitar and mandolin. Git.
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You lucky sod, my daughter loves the so called modern R&b, which isn't er R&B as I know it.
My 12 vyr old boy however likes Sabbath, AC/DC, GunsnRoses,Metallica,etc so the old chip carries on.