Glenn TilbrookâŠthe definitive sound of SqueezeâŠ
I should be listening to this
But I donât do Spotify.
Anyway, I posted Middle Sonsâ German Death Metal album link
And so Son #2 has dropped a track onto SpotifyâŠ
These keep popping up on my morning walk musical accompaniment on shuffle.
Keep thinking I must see them liveâŠ
They are back and Abi still looks great.
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Different Kind of Normal
By
Tripwire
Released yesterday
Claim to fame: The bass players dad is an old mate of mine.
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Album. Out. Good.
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Usher
Superbowl
No idea what happened or any songs
But fvck it was an epic brilliant mess
And Alicia Keys owned it
https://twitter.com/ConnieDixon4Lyf/status/1756854351207788612?t=U_U2zrZyJ8oThyA7rtqIsA&s=19
https://twitter.com/AizenstrosNurit/status/1756853543904981190?t=CjUU-GaNeFFeJ-IaPmVWxA&s=19
Iâm not a musician or even play an instrument beyond Infant School Triangle but I just love to listen to great musician talk about their art.
Michael Omartian isnât a headline name but wow, what a talker about his art on legendary recordings. Itâs long but well worth the listen.
Even if, like a lot my Punk loving friends, for whom Steely Dan were the antichrist, suspend your prejudice and have a listenâŠ
Bit of a Valentines special on Polsat. Loads of classic singers & banging tunes even if I have no idea of the lyrics]
All my favourites are coming back.
Oooo thanks, I wasnât awareâŠlove GrandaddyâŠtwo new albums today, this one and Nadine Shahâs âFilthy Underneathâ which is also brilliant. 
I have something in my eye.
Gulp
https://twitter.com/MichaelWarbur17/status/1762099045269451025?t=GN9NSREVeeL8AG0yt7Q9ww&s=19
I know @Map-Of-Tasmania is a bit of a folkie and might like this beautiful song, sent to me this morning.
Hadnât heard it beforeâŠ
This
One of my faves as a fookin student.
Trying to learn to play the bass against one drop rhythm on the drums back in the day but got it with this album.
Havenât heard it in over 25 years but as soon as every song started it took me back and knew the words straight away.
Marvelous
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I watched the recent documentary on BBC 4 about Microdisney, I remember them vaguely, a really good band in their day, highly rated but never quite made it. Sean O Hagan was the driving force behind them and the High Llamas.
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Yesterday I watched on catch up The Specials from 1979 on Rock Goes To College, which was broadcast on Friday night on BBC 4. Absolutely wonderful. what energy. For me one of the truly great debut Albums, and boy, could they do it live. At my age it had me dancing round the front room, thank fuck nobody was watching! RIP Terry Hall.
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Crooked Mile is a cracking album.