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Motorbikin' - Chris Spedding

Little Deuce Coupe - Beach Boys

Another +1 here for the Eagles L.A. Forum concert, I recorded this last year when Sky Arts first showed it. As a long-time fan of The Eagles, Vince Gill and Joe Walsh (right back to his James Gang days) this was very much up my street. There's so much good stuff on Sky Arts, it's one of my fave channels. I recorded the Jethro Tull documentary the other night which I still need to watch, plus the Runrig farewell show and the Rush gig.

Hill Street Blues - Mike Post (feat. Larry Carlton)

Moon Over Bourbon Street - Gordon Sumner

Welcome To The Machine - Pink Floyd

The Needle And The Damage Done - Neil Young

Incident At Neshabur - Santana

Maybe for the same reason anyone would name a drum after a bass... (i.e., the bass drum!) ...and yet another other thing - they're both part of the rhythm section! I rest my face, m'lud!

Roll 'Um Easy - Little Feat

Between My Legs - Rufus Wainwright

What the Butler Saw - Squeeze

Take My Breath Away - Berlin

Don't Bet On It - Crash Pad

Never For Ever - Kate Bush (KB trivia: Originally meant for the album 'Never For Ever' but not included because Kate wasn't happy with her vocal).

Doctor My Eyes - Jackson Browne

Start Me Up - The Strolling Bones

Three Times A Lady - The Commodores

What Do You Want From Life - The Tubes

Song for Mildred - Gurr

I see what you did there.

A Four Legged Friend - Roy Rogers 🐴 (and Trigger)

Here's a small but slightly odd label printing error. I bought the CSN&Y album, Deja Vu, in 1970 (still got it) but it wasn't until a bit later I noticed that the words "ONE" and "TWO" in the centre strip of the label had each been assigned to the wrong side. The actual track pressings are correct and the song titles are correct for each side. Just those two words that are wrongly printed. I worked in record shops in the 70s and 80s and was a manager for over 10 years and although there must have been a few that were printed before the error was spotted, personally I never came across another copy. SIDE ONE SIDE TWO