Recent content by pinball1970

This is how they did it in the 1970s

Never knew they did that!

Great voice

They buried Ricky Hatton yesterday. The procession went through my town where he lived and had his gym. He was no George Smoot but he was a world champ and died too young. RIP. Richard John Hatton (6 October 1978 – 14 September 2025)

Two reads, less than 5 seconds. I'm improving!

That is a good example, fast demonstrable evolution due to the fact microbes have a very fast asexual reproduction time, about 20 minutes for E coli. I have not checked but I will guess that Staph sp have similar times.

Actually i-ten.

Im upvoting because it's ABBA, she can sing and they are doing their version BUT....I miss those keys parts.

Unbelievable talent, a one in a million player like Buddy Rich.

As a rule I do not like Hendrix covers because Hendrix was, is Hendrix. This lad though has such a great voice and can play too. I would go to his gig.

So, you have a gig and check in with the sound engineer before hand because you're a pro. Engineer: So you're ok with our back line? Manager: Yeah that's fine. Engineer: Vocals? Manager: Just the one and effects peddle. Engineer: Great, drums? He's not a lefty is he? An absolute pain to change...

Some amazing musicians on YouTube. I could listen to this guy all day.

WAY to hot potato for me but I will say this in line with the OP. Ideology, politics, ethics and morals in our formative years were found not at school all the time but in our six week holidays. I thought it started with line 3 but besides that, pretty much there from memory after a Google...

Buckley North Wales, close to the English boarder. I liked drum risers, the other guys who hang around with drummers don't get in your way. Desk The support band. Nice set of gents, "Groom the Giant."

Gram Parsons, Emmy Lou still going