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Nice post, SJ. Geno actually did make it big in way. His first album, "Hand Clapping Footstomping Funky Butt Live" was in the charts for 38 weeks in '66 and they sold more albums that year than any other British-based bands, apart from the Beatles and the Stones. His live gigs were also total sell-outs. It makes me smile to see the way history has been rewritten to highlight the Who and the Small Faces as the big mod bands. Both may have made great music but the Who were a rock band for longhairs and the Faces were a teenybop band for little girls and later a psychedelic band. No mods who went in the Dahlia would have given them the time of day.

Also a piece of useless information - the stall in the market hall was called Cliff's and was run by Doris Hartley, whose husband, Tom was superintendent at the Corporation yard on Willows Lane. I used to buy a lot of my gear from there.

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Just love a bit of Joe Tex cant go wrong.

Joe Tex - If I ever do you wrong - YouTube

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Bet you like this wyn its fantastic the solo is top class true blues.

Albert King - You're Gonna Need Me - YouTube

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One more king!!!!!!!!


Freddie King - Key To The Highway (Live At The Sugarbowl 1972) - YouTube

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and finally, Dave, to complete the trio of Kings! :cool:

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Twas too close for comfort

GHOSTVIDEONET Presents - Pink Floyd - Hammer's Waiting... - YouTube

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Roy Brown - Good Rockin' Tonight - YouTube this fella was just before wynonie, yeh learn summat new every day, cheers fer the book wyn.;)

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You're welcome Mr C. Roy Brown wrote it and tried to pitch it to Wynonie who wasn't having any. Then when Roy's version started shifting units, Mr Harris had a sudden change of heart... ;) :cool:

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No tattoos, no drugs, no behive, just one amazing voice.

Amy Winehouse - Teach Me Tonight (Live At Jools Holland 2005) - YouTube

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Just to note that Nick Ashford has died, Motown songwriter with Valerie Simpson, wrote Aint no mountain high enough, & Reach out.

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And in this video playing the guitar as well!

Amy Winehouse, Stronger Than Me (unplugged) - YouTube

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If only she'd have carried on just singing and playing the guitar:rolleyes:

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