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That’s breathtaking @Sea Belt. Thanks for posting. 
@Beatlebug I was in the used record store and came upon a Windham Hill compilation album I’ve never seen before.
What immediately caught my attention was a George Winston version of Martha My Dear . {check out spoiler}
I can’t find a playlist but the other tracks are available, so here they are in bulk. I think You Won’t See Me is very well done. It kind of spaced me out and by the end I forgot what I was listening to.
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Beatles Channel on a popular satellite streaming radio service, now transitioning from Wilson Pickett’s “Hey Jude ” into “Love You To “
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The memory is still strong, but there was a time this song shook me to my core.And when I call, will you walk gently through my shadow?
It’s the ones who sing at night
It’s the ones who sing at night
The ones you dream of, the ones who walk away
With their capes pulled around them tight
Crying for the night
Cry for the nightbird tonight[Nightbird – Stevie Nicks]
I love that song and that album! This “live version” (I think only the vocals are live) is really cool, the way the vocal harmonies intertwine is really highlighted here:
And another highlight from that album for me is “Sable On Blond”.
(To stay on topic, I’m currently listening to one of Nemo’s Dreamscapes because I’m tired and ambient oldies is just the ticket. I’ve found myself listening to these videos – to relax and unwind, or to fall asleep to sometimes – quite a bit in the past few months.)
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6.57am
11 June 2015
Offline I like that version @Beatlebug. Very soulful. Is Lori her sister? Also that’s old musical bud Waddy Wachtel on guitar. I’ve seen him at least a dozen times accompanying James Taylor, Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt, Keith Richards, Warren Zevon, and I believe with Buckingham Nicks who started out in my area. I don’t remember him of course from way back then. Tell you the truth, I don’t remember Lindsey either. However, Stevie Nicks 
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I don’t know why but I was feeling early beatles this morning before jazz band practice.
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I like that version @Beatlebug. Very soulful. Is Lori her sister? Also that’s old musical bud Waddy Wachtel on guitar. I’ve seen him at least a dozen times accompanying James Taylor, Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt, Keith Richards, Warren Zevon, and I believe with Buckingham Nicks who started out in my area. I don’t remember him of course from way back then. Tell you the truth, I don’t remember Lindsey either. However, Stevie Nicks
Lori Nicks is apparently Stevie’s sister-in-law, so, I assume, her brother’s wife.
Earlier today I was listening to the duets that Stevie did with Tom Petty (what a duo! what a duo!)
my personal favorite being “I Will Run To You”, and then I got thinking about the wonderful Buckingham Nicks album, which is quite hard to find – I do wish Lindsey and Stevie would sort their collective nonsense just long enough to reissue it! I’m not asking for much 
thankfully this blessed soul has uploaded it to YouTube:
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Nice, I remember in the early days of MTV how hot the Nicks-Petty video was. I was talking with my partner in crime from back in the 68-72 days and he reminded me that the band I’m remembering was called Fritz (not Buckingham Nicks). They opened for lots of bands around the Bay Area in that time period (kind of like Santana). Lindsey wasn’t the only guitarist in the band, so makes sense he didn’t completely stand-out like Stevie. I copied some pics in the spoiler.
On another subject, this is a picture of Stevie at George’s place in Hana, Maui helping write the words to Here Comes The Moon.
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I have range in my music taste.
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Offline On a Bragg binge. Just finished Volume I…
Volume 1 (01) Life’s a Riot with Spy vs. Spy: Complete Unabridged
01 The Milkman of Human Kindness 2:48
02 To Have and to Have Not 2:33
03 Richard 2:51
04 A New England 2:15
05 The Man in the Iron Mask 2:13
06 The Busy Girl Buys Beauty 1:58
07 Lovers Town Revisited 1:20
Volume 1 (02) bonus tracks
01 Strange Things Happen [alternative version] 3:19
02 The Cloth I 2:50
03 Love Lives Here 1:42
04 Speedway Hero 2:39
05 Loving You Too Long 2:51
06 This Guitar Says Sorry [alternative version] 2:14
07 Love Gets Dangerous [alternative version] 2:32
08 The Cloth II 2:47
09 The Man in the Iron Mask [alternative version] 2:17
10 A13, Trunk Road to the Sea 2:27
11 Fear Is a Man’s Best Friend 2:32
Volume 1 (03) Brewing Up with Billy Bragg: A Puckish Satire on Contemporary Mores
01 It Says Here 4:18
02 Love Gets Dangerous 2:23
03 The Myth of Trust 2:54
04 From a Vauxhall Velox 2:31
05 The Saturday Boy 3:30
06 Island of No Return 3:37
07 St. Swithin’s Day 3:54
08 Like Soldiers Do 2:39
09 This Guitar Says Sorry 2:31
10 Strange Things Happen 2:38
11 A Lover Sings 3:54
Volume 1 (04) bonus tracks
01 It Must Be a River 2:19
02 Won’t Talk About It 5:06
03 Talking Wag Club Blues 2:59
04 You Got the Power 3:10
05 Billy Bragg and Johnny Marr: The Last Time 2:55
06 Billy Bragg and Johnny Marr: Back to the Old House 2:53
07 Billy Bragg and Johnny Marr: A Lover Sings [alternative version] 3:58
08 Which Side Are You On? 2:34
09 It Says Here [alternate version] 2:36
10 Between the Wars 2:30
11 The World Turned Upside Down 2:35
Volume 1 (05) Talking with the Taxman About Poetry: The Difficult Third Album
01 Greetings to the New Brunette 3:31
02 Train Train 2:12
03 The Marriage 2:31
04 Ideology 3:27
05 Levi Stubbs’ Tears 3:31
06 Honey, I’m a Big Boy Now 4:08
07 There Is Power in a Union 2:48
08 Help Save the Youth of America 2:48
09 Wishing the Days Away 2:30
10 The Passion 2:54
11 The Warmest Room 3:57
12 The Home Front 4:12
Volume 1 (06) bonus tracks
01 Billy Bragg and Hank Wangford: Sin City 3:35
02 Billy Bragg and Hank Wangford: Deportees 4:03
03 There Is Power in a Union [instrumental] 3:17
04 The Tracks of My Tears 2:56
05 Wishing the Days Away [alternate version] 2:32
06 The Clashing of Ideologies [alternate version of Ideology] 2:52
07 Greetings to the New Brunette [demo version] 3:57
08 A Nurse’s Life Is Full of Woe 2:48
09 Only Bad Signs 3:11
10 Billy Bragg featuring Robert Handley: Hold the Fort 1:47
Volume 1 (07) The Internationale / Help Save the Youth of America: Live & Dubious EP / bonus tracks
01 The Internationale 3:49
02 I Dreamed I Saw Phil Ochs Last Night 1:29
03 The Marching Song of the Covert Battalions 4:00
04 Blake’s Jerusalem 2:31
05 Nicaragua Nicaraguita 1:08
06 The Red Flag 3:13
07 My Youngest Son Came Home Today 3:08
08 Introduction [live] 0:57
09 Help Save the Youth of America [live] 2:36
10 Think Again [live] 4:21
11 Chile Your Waters Run Red Through Soweto 3:09
12 Days Like These [DC remix] 2:40
13 To Have and to Have Not [live] 2:47
14 Billy Bragg featuring The Pattersons: There Is Power in a Union 3:27
15 Joe Hill 8:23
16 Billy Bragg with Heathens All: This Land Is Your Land 4:35
17 Never Cross a Picket Line 3:38
18 A Change Is Gonna Come 3:58
19 A Miner’s Life 3:01
Volume 1 (08) Live at I Beam 1985
01 From a Vauxhall Velox [live] » I Beam, San Francisco, California; 3 June 1985 2:30
02 The Marriage [live] » I Beam, San Francisco, California; 3 June 1985 2:06
03 It Says Here [live] » I Beam, San Francisco, California; 3 June 1985 2:24
04 Which Side Are You On? [live] » I Beam, San Francisco, California; 3 June 1985 2:37
05 Jeane [live] » I Beam, San Francisco, California; 3 June 1985 2:37
06 The Saturday Boy [live] » I Beam, San Francisco, California; 3 June 1985 3:24
07 The Milkman of Human Kindness [live] » I Beam, San Francisco, California; 3 June 1985 2:47
08 A Lover Sings [live] » I Beam, San Francisco, California; 3 June 1985 3:51
09 There Is Power in a Union [live] » I Beam, San Francisco, California; 3 June 1985 2:23
10 Between the Wars [live] » I Beam, San Francisco, California; 3 June 1985 2:25
11 To Have and to Have Not [live] » I Beam, San Francisco, California; 3 June 1985 2:34
…starting on Volume II…
Volume 2 (01) Workers Playtime
01 She’s Got a New Spell 3:26
02 Must I Paint You a Picture? 5:32
03 Tender Comrade 2:50
04 The Price I Pay 3:34
05 Little Time Bomb 2:17
06 Rotting on Remand 3:39
07 Valentine’s Day Is Over 4:53
08 Life With The Lions 3:06
09 The Only One 3:26
10 The Short Answer 4:59
11 Waiting for the Great Leap Forwards 4:36
Volume 2 (02) bonus tracks
01 The Only One [demo version] 3:36
02 The Price I Pay [demo version] 4:01
03 Love Has No Pride 3:35
04 That’s Entertainment 3:53
05 She’s Got a New Spell [demo version] 2:44
06 The Short Answer [demo version] 5:21
07 Little Time Bomb [demo version] 2:21
08 Bad Penny [demo version] 3:05
09 Reason to Believe [live] 2:12
10 Must I Paint You a Picture? [extended version] 7:13
11 Raglan Road [live] 3:46
Volume 2 (03) Don’t Try This at Home
01 Accident Waiting to Happen 4:01
02 Moving the Goalposts 2:34
03 Everywhere 5:00
04 Cindy of a Thousand Lives 4:14
05 You Woke Up My Neighbourhood 3:11
06 Trust 4:13
07 God ‘s Footballer 3:04
08 The Few 3:27
09 Sexuality 3:48
10 Mother of the Bride 3:35
11 Tank Park Salute 3:30
12 Dolphins 4:20
13 North Sea Bubble 3:19
14 Rumours of War 2:50
15 Wish You Were Her 2:46
16 Body of Water 3:57
Volume 2 (04) bonus tracks
01 Billy Bragg featuring Natalie Merchant: Party of God 4:15
02 North Sea Bubble [demo] 3:29
03 Sexuality [demo] 3:53
04 Just One Victory [alternative mix] 5:30
05 Everywhere [alternative version] 4:42
06 Trust [demo] 5:42
07 Billy Bragg featuring Natalie Merchant: Bread & Circuses 4:28
08 Cindy of a Thousand Lives [demo] 3:38
09 The Few [demo] 3:50
10 Revolution 1 :50
11 Billy Bragg with The Athenians and DJ Woody Dee: Tighten Up Your Wig 3:18
12 MBH 2:07
13 This Gulf Between Us 2:46
14 Piccadilly Rambler 1:49
Volume 2 (05) William Bloke
01 From Red to Blue 3:20
02 Upfield 4:06
03 Everybody Loves You Babe 3:09
04 Sugar Daddy 4:37
05 A Pict Song 4:55
06 Brickbat 3:14
07 The Space Race Is Over 4:26
08 Northern Industrial Town 2:58
09 The Fourteenth of February 3:26
10 King James Version 3:21
11 Goalhanger 3:46
Volume 2 (06) bonus tracks
01 As Long as You Hold Me [demo] 3:25
02 Who’s Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet [demo] 1:42
03 Sugar Daddy [demo] 4:07
04 The Space Race Is Over [demo] 5:09
05 Goalhanger [demo] 2:42
06 Upfield [demo] 5:03
07 The Fourteenth of February [demo] 3:25
08 Qualifications 1:48
09 Never Had No One Ever 3:40
10 Thatcherites 4:13
11 All Fall Down 3:34
Volume 2 (07) England, Half-English
01 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: St. Monday 3:04
02 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Jane Allen 3:48
03 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Distant Shore 2:30
04 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: England, Half English 2:28
05 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: NPWA (No Power Without Accountability) 5:31
06 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Some Days I See the Point 4:59
07 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Baby Faroukh 3:05
08 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Take Down the Union Jack 3:19
09 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Another Kind of Judy 3:44
10 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: He’ll Go Down 3:21
11 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Dreadbelly 3:32
12 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Tears of My Tracks 3:53
Volume 2 (08) bonus tracks
01 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Billericay Dickie 4:45
02 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Mansion on the Hill 4:20
03 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Glad and Sorry 4:08
04 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: He’ll Go Down [demo] 3:30
05 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Yarra Song 3:33
06 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: You Pulled the Carpet Out 2:38
07 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Mystery Shoes 3:09
08 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Tracks of My Tears [demo] 3:19
09 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Take Down the Union Jack [band version] 3:22
10 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: England, Half English [7″ version] 3:55
11 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: 1 2 3 4 2:04
12 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Dry Bed [band version] 3:18
13 Billy Bragg & The Blokes: Danny Rose 2:27
14 She Smiled Sweetly 2:50
…and I’ll round off with Best of Billy Bragg at the BBC 1983-2019…
Best of Billy Bragg at the BBC 1983 – 2019 (01)
01 A New England » John Peel session; 27 July 1983 2:17
02 Fear Is a Man’s Best Friend » John Peel session; 27 July 1983 2:38
03 Love Gets Dangerous » John Peel session; 27 July 1983 2:15
04 Like Soldiers Do » David Jensen session; 22 December 1983 2:46
05 Billy Bragg with Dave Woodhead: The Man in the Iron Mask » David Jensen session; 22 December 1983 2:22
06 The Saturday Boy » David Jensen session; 22 December 1983 3:18
07 A Lover Sings » John Peel session; 18 September 1984 4:06
08 Between the Wars » John Peel session; 18 September 1984 2:40
09 Billy Bragg with Wiggy: A13, Trunk Road to the Sea » Saturday Live; 13 October 1984 2:13
10 There Is Power in a Union » John Peel session; 20 August 1985 2:21
11 Days Like These » John Peel session; 20 August 1985 1:53
12 Scholarship Is the Enemy of Romance » Janice Long session; 18 December 1985 1:55
13 Greetings to the New Brunette » John Peel session; 2 September 1986 3:24
14 Ideology » John Peel session; 2 September 1986 3:26
15 The Warmest Room » John Peel session; 2 September 1986 3:07
16 She’s Got a New Spell » John Peel session; 30 August 1988 2:41
17 Valentine’s Day Is Over » John Peel session; 30 August 1988 4:25
18 The Short Answer » John Peel session; 30 August 1988 4:23
19 Rotting on Remand » John Peel session; 30 August 1988 3:18
Best of Billy Bragg at the BBC 1983 – 2019 (02)
01 The Few » John Peel session; 12 May 1991 3:59
02 Billy Bragg with Wiggy: Accident Waiting to Happen » John Peel session; 12 May 1991 4:01
03 Billy Bragg with Cara Tivey: Tank Park Salute » John Peel session; 12 May 1991 3:46
04 Brickbat » John Peel session; 13 October 1995 2:56
05 This Gulf Between Us » John Peel session; 13 October 1995 2:05
06 Goal Hanger [live] » London Music Week; 1 May 1997 2:52
07 The Boy Done Good [live] » London Music Week; 1 May 1997 2:46
08 From Red to Blue [live] » London Music Week; 1 May 1997 3:07
09 The Busy Girl Buys Beauty [live] » Janice Long, Paris Theatre, London; October 1999 1:57
10 It Says Here [live] » Janice Long, Paris Theatre, London; October 1999 2:20
11 Lonesome Traveller » John Peel session; 8 December 2004 3:20
12 Goodbye, Goodbye [live] » Phil Jupitus; 30 March 2007 3:07
13 Way Over Yonder in the Minor Key [live] » Bob Harris; 6 May 2012 3:15
14 No-One Knows Nothing Anymore [live] » Latitude Festival; 18 July 2014 3:53
15 Levi Stubbs’ Tears [live] »Glastonbury; 26 June 2015 3:23
16 Why We Build the Wall [live] » Tom Robinson, Buxton Opera House; 21 January 2017 3:40
17 Billy Bragg with CJ Hillman: I Ain’t Got No Home [live] » Radio 2 Folk Awards; 5 April 2017 3:48
18 The Space Race Is Over » Tom Robinson New Playing 6Music Billy Bragg Takover; 14 July 2019 4:07
19 St. Swithin’s Day » Tom Robinson New Playing 6Music Billy Bragg Takover; 14 July 2019 2:53
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Offline sigh butterfly said
Yeah, the “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around” definitely did things to me, with my burgeoning Stevie crush, back in early 2022 and she and Tom have great on-screen chemistry too. It’s such a simple video but it really works, and they both really work it 
On another subject, this is a picture of Stevie at George’s place in Hana, Maui helping write the words to Here Comes The Moon.
Wow, that’s so cool!
The Fritz pictures were really interesting too.
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Eventually by Tame Impala on vinylI have range in my music taste.
I’m quite fond of “Let It Happen” and “Jeremy’s Storm” myself: the former is on my night driving playlist, and got me through a lot of math homework in early 2019 and the latter, my friend played on his radio program.
Anyway I’m currently listening to “I Can’t Breathe Anymore” by David Gilmour, getting ready for his birthday tomorrow. 
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Offline Paying homage to David Lindley with (US not UK) Kaleidoscope’s 1967 debut
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Offline I found this song today. I am pretty disappointed in myself because this is great
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Paying homage to David Lindley with (US not UK) Kaleidoscope’s 1967 debut
Thanks for posting VB! I saw David many times with Jackson Browne but never even heard of Kaleidoscope. I’m gonna check this out…
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Thanks for posting VB! I saw David many times with Jackson Browne but never even heard of Kaleidoscope. I’m gonna check this out…
Kaleidoscope’s three 67-69 albums were fabulous! Jimmy Page recalled them as his favourite band ever, due to the eclecticism – they had a base of blues and old-timey Americana string band music, on top of which they incorporated considerable non-western instruments, most particularly the oud, and non-western musical approach. Many of the bandmembers besides Lindley were multi instrumentalists. (The UK had their own Kaleidoscope during the same era, so they can be confused.)
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