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Post by slowtrain7 on May 4, 2017 2:31:05 GMT
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Post by charles on May 6, 2017 5:20:23 GMT
Yesterday I was in a bar and heard this song with Francis' vocals, or so I thought. Listen to Tattva by Kula Shaker, it's uncanny! (and a nice psychadelic song at that.) Just googled it, it's from '95.
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Post by Victor on May 6, 2017 8:48:39 GMT
Yesterday I was in a bar and heard this song with Francis' vocals, or so I thought. Listen to Tattva by Kula Shaker, it's uncanny! (and a nice psychadelic song at that.) Just googled it, it's from '95. I remember that name, Kula Shaker. I have only seen one clip from there on tv one night and I really wouldn't remember which broadcast and which station, I have a feeling though it was a German station. That song ( don't remember a title either, sorry) did stick out to me in a rather positive way and reminded me of both Beatles and Quo during 68, ealyry 69 |
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Post by gav on May 6, 2017 10:59:57 GMT
Interesting that Alan Lancaster credited one of The Spectres B-sides "Laticia" to Rick on John & Gillie's show recently.
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Post by gav on May 8, 2017 12:21:34 GMT
Interesting that Alan Lancaster credited one of The Spectres B-sides "Laticia" to Rick on John & Gillie's show recently. I had thought Pat Barlow wrote that one... A lot of the very early stuff was co-credited to Pat presumably as part of a deal either for managing them or lending them his gas showroom to rehearse in! A lot of Quo writing credits are wildly inaccurate, but it's a suprise that Rick wrote a 'Quo' song before he was even in the band! |
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Post by Deleted on May 8, 2017 12:25:14 GMT
Interesting that Alan Lancaster credited one of The Spectres B-sides "Laticia" to Rick on John & Gillie's show recently. I had thought Pat Barlow wrote that one... Laticia has a background section in it that sounds a bit like The Shadows  |
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Post by The Lord Flasheart on May 8, 2017 12:38:43 GMT
Yesterday I was in a bar and heard this song with Francis' vocals, or so I thought. Listen to Tattva by Kula Shaker, it's uncanny! (and a nice psychadelic song at that.) Just googled it, it's from '95. I remember that name, Kula Shaker. I have only seen one clip from there on tv one night and I really wouldn't remember which broadcast and which station, I have a feeling though it was a German station. That song ( don't remember a title either, sorry) did stick out to me in a rather positive way and reminded me of both Beatles and Quo during 68, ealyry 69 They covered Hush as well, they sounded very similar to MK1 Deep Purple. Lead singer Crispian Mills is Sir John Mills Grandson. |
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Post by ant on May 8, 2017 12:45:28 GMT
They played POMM and IITS live a few years ago - I believe that they may be on one of those live albums from Live Hear and Now?
Lancaster did a great rock version of Matchstickmen which can be found on bootlegged demos.
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