Iain's (Delta Racing Car) Builder's Tea Break 2015 - Page 52

zefarelly · 15 Jul 2015, 07:20 (Ref:3558696)

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Originally Posted by bauble

I have a Degree of Scepticism.

ELektra is/was a very good record Label. HOme to 'The Paul Butterfield blues band' , and 'Love' amongst others.

bauble · 15 Jul 2015, 08:17 (Ref:3558705)

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Originally Posted by zefarelly

ELektra is/was a very good record Label. HOme to 'The Paul Butterfield blues band' , and 'Love' amongst others.

I'm a Sun Records man myself.

zefarelly · 15 Jul 2015, 08:51 (Ref:3558710)

Showing your age there Bauble, does your turntable go any slower than 78RPM ?

andy97 · 15 Jul 2015, 09:50 (Ref:3558720)

What's a "turn table"?

Just joking. I still have some vinyl myself, and a turn table but they are in the loft and not been played for 20 years.

morninggents · 15 Jul 2015, 10:26 (Ref:3558726)

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Originally Posted by bauble

I'm a Sun Records man myself.

Me too. Wow - I've just agreed with Bauble.

delta · 15 Jul 2015, 10:54 (Ref:3558730)

Just waiting at Dover for ferry . Trucks parked up for miles and miles . Lucky I am in little 7.5 ton and zoomed past all the parked up lorries and now getting in midday ferry 😄. Anyway how did we get from Peter degree to old record player turn tables .

MGDavid · 15 Jul 2015, 11:01 (Ref:3558733)

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Originally Posted by zefarelly

ELektra is/was a very good record Label. HOme to 'The Paul Butterfield blues band' , and 'Love' amongst others.

Respect; had you as too young to know about Love.

bauble · 15 Jul 2015, 15:45 (Ref:3558778)

Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Parkins, Roy Orbison, Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Sonny Burgess, Carl Mann, etc. etc. etc. all from Sun Records in Memphis.

There ain't been nuttin' like it since.

Duck Soup?

Don't worry Iain I have little doubt that sanity will prevail before long, and we will continue to be enthralled with your tales of derring do on the ferries to France.

"Me too. Wow - I've just agreed with Bauble."

A very dangerous statement to make on this forum I suspect.

"Showing your age there Bauble, does your turntable go any slower than 78RPM?"
By co-incidence I turned 78 just a few weeks ago, and yes! I do turn a lot slower now.

Now I must get busy and sort out some music for the barbe (whoops) Social evening.

Rock on Daddio!

**Tim Falce** · 16 Jul 2015, 08:30 (Ref:3558916)

For want of a better place to post this could we keep an eye out for this Jeep that was stolen at the weekend from Duxford.
http://www.cambs-police.co.uk/news/n...sp?NewsID=8699

zefarelly · 17 Jul 2015, 15:57 (Ref:3559191)

My parents and theiur friends have good taste in music, as a musician I suppose I've just explored a little further than most. Having worked in the US a few times I managed to bring back a good stash on vinyl, back when you could pack 30 LP's and 50 7" singles in hand luggage and it didn't get weighed! Brighton has always had a good music scene and record shops too

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Originally Posted by MGDavid

Respect; had you as too young to know about Love.

ferry? Old hat chunnel, fuss free . .just looking at the 6 hour weekend now.

**John Turner** · 17 Jul 2015, 17:11 (Ref:3559198)

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Originally Posted by zefarelly

ELektra is/was a very good record Label. HOme to 'The Paul Butterfield blues band' , and 'Love' amongst others.

Ye gods, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band; I'd almost forgotten them; one of my first LPs I seem to recall. Think I wore it out - great stuff.

bauble · 17 Jul 2015, 17:39 (Ref:3559203)

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Originally Posted by John Turner

Ye gods, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band; I'd almost forgotten them; one of my first LPs I seem to recall. Think I wore it out - great stuff.

Yes John, those old gramophone needles did wear out the shellac didn't they?

I am listening to Elvis's Reconsider Baby as I type, and if you haven't got this you should have, Zef et al.

zefarelly · 18 Jul 2015, 06:48 (Ref:3559279)

I never really got into Elvis, More of a blues and soul man. Otis Redding is possibly my favourite. STAX hit the nail firmly on the head, with full fat rhythm and bass.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P29E7YYMD7o

**John Turner** · 18 Jul 2015, 09:25 (Ref:3559298)

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Originally Posted by zefarelly

I never really got into Elvis, More of a blues and soul man. Otis Redding is possibly my favourite. STAX hit the nail firmly on the head, with full fat rhythm and bass.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P29E7YYMD7o

Yeah, I always struggled a bit with Elvis.

Good version from Otis R, Joe but don't you think the drummer seemed to have a bit of an obtrusively noisy tappet.

Anyone remember Savoy Brown?

MGDavid · 18 Jul 2015, 10:09 (Ref:3559302)

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Originally Posted by John Turner

......
Anyone remember Savoy Brown?

Certainly, saw them at the Marquee club back in the day :-)

How about Duster Bennett?
Chicken Shack?
Love Sculpture?

bauble · 18 Jul 2015, 10:29 (Ref:3559303)

I suppose as we are on our tea break, it is alright to discuss tastes in music particularly as most of it is very much either historic or classic. Even so I can't understand how some of you can listen to such rubbish, it's as bad a driving period Lotus cars!

I have a good mind to mention Tommy Steele and Bert Weedon.

Now where are my Dickie Valentine 78's?

Wind up the Victrola,dear, would you?

Oh! Dear we should never have dug up the Anderson shelter.

grantp · 18 Jul 2015, 11:14 (Ref:3559313)

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Originally Posted by MGDavid

Certainly, saw them at the Marquee club back in the day :-)

How about Duster Bennett?
Chicken Shack?
Love Sculpture?

Good grief.

I read somewhere a few months ago that John Mayall is still touring. I think it was a review of a gig in Sydney.

And then there's Fleetwood Mac ....

(Not to be confused with earlier Dirty Mac Brigade nor the later Big Mac and Apple Mac.)

**Tim Falce** · 18 Jul 2015, 11:25 (Ref:3559314)

What's all this talk of blues, Elvis (is that Costello or Presley) and Fleetwood Mac? Have none of you heard of proper bands like Metallica, SOAD, Slipknot or Slayer, and what about poor old Buble......

bauble · 18 Jul 2015, 12:12 (Ref:3559322)

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Originally Posted by Tim Falce

What's all this talk of blues, Elvis (is that Costello or Presley) and Fleetwood Mac? Have none of you heard of proper bands like Metallica, SOAD, Slipknot or Slayer, and what about poor old Buble......

Never saw you as a Michael Buble fan Tim, Larrry Williams sang 'Slow Down', something you should consider, perhaps?

Never heard of Slipshod, Slather, or even Soda. I will have to get a wireless set.

**Tim Falce** · 18 Jul 2015, 12:26 (Ref:3559326)

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Originally Posted by bauble

Never saw you as a Michael Buble fan Tim, Larrry Williams sang 'Slow Down', something you should consider, perhaps?

Never heard of Slipshod, Slather, or even Soda. I will have to get a wireless set.

But you've heard of Michael Bubble Bob, putting his name in was my attempt at being facetious, can't stand him although I can't say I even know any of the wailings he's put out. Here's a bit of Slayer for you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvuO2EvCTAE quite mellow really.

MGDavid · 18 Jul 2015, 18:31 (Ref:3559366)

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Originally Posted by grantp

Good grief.

I read somewhere a few months ago that John Mayall is still touring. I think it was a review of a gig in Sydney.
....

indeed he is, and not just big international venues, he was in Basingstoke a couple of years ago!

Carlos Santana's at the O2 next weekend...

grantp · 18 Jul 2015, 19:55 (Ref:3559377)

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Originally Posted by bauble

Never saw you as a Michael Buble fan Tim, Larrry Williams sang 'Slow Down', something you should consider, perhaps?

Never heard of Slipshod, Slather, or even Soda. I will have to get a wireless set.

I'd stick with a crystal set Bob. The sound is more in tune with the reception of older ears.

bauble · 18 Jul 2015, 21:25 (Ref:3559387)

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Originally Posted by grantp

I'd stick with a crystal set Bob. The sound is more in tune with the reception of older ears.

I'm surprised you have even heard of crystal sets GP. My elder brother made one when we were kids, but he always was the clever one, mind you HE never got to shake hand with Fangio, but I did ............. as I recall it was at a Sinatra concert.....................

bauble · 18 Jul 2015, 21:28 (Ref:3559388)

Come on chaps let's have a few more Desert Island Discs, you must admit it is much more interesting than Mike and Iain's hard luck stories about transporting old cars around the continent.

Surely somebody remembers Gerry and the Pacemakers.

GORDON STREETER · 18 Jul 2015, 22:19 (Ref:3559396)

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Originally Posted by MGDavid

How about Duster Bennett?
Chicken Shack?
Love Sculpture?

"Chicken Shack" I saw Stan playing in Tunbridge Wells a couple of years ago but he hasn't got better ! and of course the girl singer was Christine Perfect later to become Christine Mcvie of Fleetwood Mac.
Also I saw Dave Edmunds playing a few times, once in a pub !
Never heard of Duster Bennett though.

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