Pioneer Musical Appreciation Society

[Cody]

Posted by: @arfa
he was a big Liverpool FC fan

Aye, no doubt of that. He was a big fan of schoolgirls too, which he wouldn't get away with these days.

[Geraldine]

There was a lot of that back then unfortunately. Still, all things pass, in time.

[Cody]

That takes me back, Geraldine! The BBC wouldn't play it because of his manager's links to Radio Caroline. The pirate radio stations were a vital part of the '60s music scene, but the "establishment" hated them, and BBC Radio1 was created to try and compete.

[Cody]

From classy dobro playing to classy pedal steel playing...

[Geraldine]

That was a really "dirty song" there Cody! In fact, I find it most questionable!

[Cody]

Posted by: @geraldine
That was a really "dirty song" there Cody!

Dirty for dirty, eh?

[Cody]

Michael Nesmith wrote that - R.I.P.

[Geraldine]

Well, since we are nearing Christmas, how about a John Lennon song?

[Cody]

Crikey! And as for christmas - bah humbug!

[Geraldine]

Yeah Cody.
So, how about a little country music instead?

[Cody]

<chuckles> How 'bout some Toby Keith

[Guest]

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[Cody]

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[Cody]

As it's the day of giving gifts, I give you The Gift, a cheerful little ditty by the Velvet Underground.

[Guest]

[Cody]

Having once lived in Córdoba, I'm a fan of flamenco. Leyenda - a piano piece by Albéniz - is pure flamenco.

The Doors guitarist Robbie Krieger took the melody from Leyenda and created this:

Nigel Kennedy had an intriguing take on the music of The Doors:

[Guest]

I remember an interview where Jaz Coleman said he had been writing some classical music - I guess this led to his collaboration with Kennedy. I have seen him live, as the singer with Killing Joke.

[Gaius Konstantine]

Don't blame me, this is Cody's fault.
Geraldine... this is for you,