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There's no middle ground with Sleaford Mods, you'll either like 'em or loathe 'em. After seven years of toiling under... -
Soon after discovering the joys of Adnams beer at the tender age of 20, my pals and I pledged to make a group pilgrimage to Southwold (home ... -
The ultra-rare quadruple Swedeface - don't try this at home kids ! Composer, producer and all-round keyboard maestro Dave Greenslade die... -
I'm currently grooving to 'Haiti Direct, Big Band, Mini Jazz & Twoubadou Sounds, 1960-1978' , a fantastic new compilat... -
I'm just back from Leeds, where a small group of us blogging types (and available partners) assembled for a couple of days to hang out, ...
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I remember you liking Aldous Harding's cd a few months back; check out this interview/performance ... the first song especially is just gorgeous
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVVtqfuo8Bw
Three tasty cuts. I'm not at all acquainted with the music of Matthew Sweet but this sounds good. I'm guessing it's a Victoria Williams song?
A lot of love out there for Mr Sweet when I recently posted him
Swede, As I remember, more hits than misses on that benefit album for Victoria Williams, particularly the songs from Matthew Sweet, Maria McKee and, especially, the one done by the Jayhawks. Of course, that one had special importance at the time since Mark Olson and Miss Williams were dating at the time (and would later marry). The Jayhawks' song "Miss Williams' Guitar" on 'Tomorrow the Green Grass' in '95 was even better though. Nice trio today, sir.
Randomly brilliant
Singing Bear. Yes, a Victoria Williams cover that Matthew totally makes his own.
CC. It was your post that got me thinking about him again!
Brian. Spot on. 'Tomorrow the Green Grass' is my favourite Jayhawks LP.
Old Pa. Time was too tight to write, but I felt like posting a few tunes. Glad you enjoyed them. Good to see you out and about again. I trust all your computer woes are behind you? I'm thinking about getting a new Dell laptop - should I be worried?
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