Egg: Fugue in D Minor
Ever since the Nice, I’ve been a sucker for rock versions of classical works.
A compendium of musical delights by Alan and Margaret Ashworth
Ever since the Nice, I’ve been a sucker for rock versions of classical works.
Yesterday we had Aftaglid . . . note the progression. This is a live one from 1973, and not weird in any way.
Yesterday I mentioned Fish Rising. Here’s an alternative version of the excellent Aftaglid, taken from a 2006 reissue.
From the band’s only album, Space Shanty, in 1972. Steve Hillage, Dave Stewart, what’s not to like? Apparently Hillage’s first solo LP, Fish Rising, contains music originally intended for Khan’s … Continue readingKhan: Driving to Amsterdam
The second half of which is a cover of the Softs’ Slightly All The Time. And Mike Ratledge plays on it.
IN A recent column I recalled how my parents enjoined me to follow a career in law, which I evaded by judiciously failing A-level Latin, thus ensuring a rejection from Leeds … Continue readingBrief encounters
Now this is one NHS I am prepared to clap for. Recorded in 1976, released 20 years later.
Canterbury tales part 2: This is from their eponymous 1975 debut album.
Commencing a short series of Canterbury tales, this is a weird one from French TV in 1972. Why Robert Wyatt wears a woolly mask is a mystery to me.
A philistine writes: Sandy’s version of the Old Spice advert theme.