Harris, Ronstadt, Parton: After the Goldrush
Divine harmonies from the Letterman show, 1999. Dig the glass harmonica.
A compendium of musical delights by Alan and Margaret Ashworth
Divine harmonies from the Letterman show, 1999. Dig the glass harmonica.
The national anthem of Ashworth Towers. Cheers!
Old JB still sounds the business, doesn’t he, in this concert from 2010? But what a dreadful old tart Graham Nash is.
Now that WAS a supergroup.
From a 2014 concert to mark 40 years of Austin City Limits. See how many stars you can identify (the answer is in the comments).
Lovely version of the classic song, performed at the Roundhouse in 1972 for the Greasy Truckers Party. Much as I revere the Brinsleys, however, I have to say the original … Continue readingBrinsley Schwarz: Private Number
Sweet piece of hippiedom from their 1971 album The Asmoto Running Band. Also to be found on the excellent compilation Dust on the Nettles.
It really gets going about the two-minute mark. Big lass, big noise.
Featuring the one and only Wilko Johnson on guitar.
I’ve remarked before that Eef sounds a lot like a young Loudon Wainwright III.