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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.

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

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.

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

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

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

Dirty for dirty, eh?

Michael Nesmith wrote that - R.I.P.

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

Crikey! And as for christmas - bah humbug!

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

<chuckles> How 'bout some Toby Keith

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

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:

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.

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