What Music are you Playing Part 2

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Original from the day LP :-)

 

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[Lazarus]

They've got more Rabbit than anybody.

Damned hard trying to buy Rabbits for eating anywhere in England these days.

 

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They've got more Rabbit than anybody.

Damned hard trying to buy Rabbits for eating anywhere in England these days.

I know of some places ;) acording to a mate, who goes shooting. He can get £2.50 each.

(And yes he is licenced to have the guns)

 

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[Lazarus]

Errm, SWMBO has got an attack of nostalgia.

She's playing

 

[Lazarus]

And now we're both listening to this impulse purchase from the checkout at Lidl, for £4.99.

I had been looking for a decent Motown Collection for years, but the choice is confusingly huge, the mix of tracks often not good and I just couldn't make a decision.

Until I saw this.

 

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Dam thing keeps skipping so changed to this

 

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[skomedal]

Pure genius Sitar music played by daughter of Ravi Shankar, Clapton eat your heart out

From this tribute concert to George Harrison.

Published on Apr 29, 2015
On November 29, 2002, a year after his death, a tribute concert for George Harrison was held at Royal Albert Hall. Friends and family gathered to play his songs, and it was an impressive, if predictable, roster: Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Billy Preston, Tom Petty, and Eric Clapton, who also served as musical director, took center stage, but George's son Dhani Harrison was also there, as was Ravi Shankar's daughter Anoushka, early British rock & roller Joe Brown, and Gary Brooker. Unlike many all-star lineups, everybody had a close personal connection to George.

1st Part of Show Presented by Ravi Shankar
Opening Sloka
Ganesh Vandana
Anoushka Shankar Solo with Tabla
The Inner Light (Jeff Lynne)

ARPAN

Intermission

Lumberjack Song (Michael Palin and the rest of Monty Python)

I Want To Tell You (Jeff Lynne)

If I Needed Someone (Jeff Lynne and Eric Clapton)

Old Brown Shoe (Gary Brooker)

Give Me Love (Jeff Lynne)

Beware of Darkness (Eric Clapton)

Here Comes the Sun (Joe Brown)

That's the Way It Goes (Joe Brown)

Horse To Water (Sam Brown backed by Jools Holland)

Taxman (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers)

I Need You (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers)

Handle With Care (Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne joined by Dhani Harrison with the Heartbreakers)

Isn't It a Pity (Eric Clapton and Billy Preston)

Photograph (Ringo Starr)

Honey Don't (Ringo Starr)

For You Blue (Paul McCartney)

Something (Paul McCartney then Eric Clapton backed by Jeff Lynne)

All Things Must Pass (Paul McCartney)

While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Eric Clapton)

My Sweet Lord (Billy Preston)

Wah Wah (Jeff Lynne and Eric Clapton backed by Dhani Harrison)

I'll See You in My Dreams (Joe Brown)

Enjoy

 

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Dam thing keeps skipping so changed to this

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Was that caused by a super-injunction, perhaps?

 

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Was that caused by a super-injunction, perhaps?

I couldn't commit either way

 

[Lazarus]

Really?

I'd bend over backwards to make my feelings known.

 

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Really?

I'd bend over backwards to make my feelings known.

Up The Arse!

 

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[Lazarus]

Phew!

A more acceptable pair of lips.

 

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Is that picture big enough?

 

[Lazarus]

Is that picture big enough?

Well it does correlate with the "Giants" motif.

Cue @Milamber playing his Little Richard .....