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Could have come right out of my playlist, Maritime! bp

That's great stuff, Maritime...question...didn't the 'Heep do "Easy Living", or is this another song? Cheers, WC1

That's great stuff, Maritime...question...didn't the 'Heep do "Easy Living", or is this another song? Cheers, WC1

Thanks 'Cat for confirming my suspicions - I was pretty sure that song was by Uriah Heep but it's obvious now the bit torrent site I downloaded it from had it mis-labeled. I should have realized that when I saw they had Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody listed as the "Wayne's World theme"

A side effect of the MP3 age...

Just finished loading the Ipod with a half dozen Deep Purple albums. Most of the songs I haven't heard in years so this week's daily walks shoud be interesting. Funny thing - when I listen to some of them it brings back memories of what I was driving at the time. The Fireball album somehow reminded me of the 1967 Chevelle wagon rustbucket I was driving at the time. It was Exorcist Green with a 283/glide, Vette Rally wheels, 3:73 gears, a GM solid lifter "service" cam and a Q-jet on a Torker intake.

Cool... I just resync'd mine and listening to itunes while I catch up on day time paperwork. Let's see Stevie Ray Vaughn played, The Kinks' Plastic Man, Sledgehammer by Peter Gabriel is on now... what did we do before these things? bp

At the momment I am listening to Derek and the Dominoes and before that I was listening to the Allman Brother band when they had there original lineup

Been into the old vinyl ever since we found a new needle for the turntable. Right now it's it's the Joe Walsh album "But seriously folks"

Back into a little Frank Zappa lately... finally found the last of my CDs and burned 'em... bp

I was humming a tune from "Apostrophe" today...St. Alphonso's Pancake Breakfast...and Yellow Snow...Thank goodness Frank Zappa was so prolific...WC1