YOU CAN'T DO THAT

Cool . . . thanks . . . if you find any links to the material, it would be greatly appreciated. Of course, i suspect they'll market it heavily, and that it will be some time before it is available (legally, at least) online.

I will do, but I think the BBC's motives are more financial than altruistic.

It was actually in the news a few weeks back, I meant to post then but forgot, it was only when this thread appeared on my posts that I remembered.

Aug 24
http://able2know.org/topic/213926-9#post-5422027

You guys really don't read my posts...as I suspected.

I said I was forgetful. Sorry.

Who said that?

was just havin' a go at the Limeys

Before you feel too sorry for yourself, you post was talking about radio broadcasts, and Izzy is talking about studio sessions. It's easy enough to see why one would think they were different material.

This is not the Beatles, but i think people might enjoy it. This is from the 1987 Prince's Trust Concert. George Harrison on lead vocals, Harrison and Eric Clapton on lead guitar, Jeff Lynne on rhythm guitar and back-up vocals, and Richard Starkey and Phil Collins on drums.

I also see Mark King (bass guitar) from Level 42, Elton John on piano, and the wonderful Jools Holland, also on piano.
There's certainly a few bobs worth of rock star on that stage.

Side note: Jools has a TV show called "Later with Jools Holland", where he has one big studio with five or six bands dotted around, all taking turns to play a number or two. The bands range from the biggest names right down to unknown newcomers.
He is highly respected in the music industry, and what he doesn't know about music isn't worth knowing.

I loved George with The Travelling Wilburys - especially this one -

I was just listening to that last night.

I really loved them - brilliant line-up!

George, with Carl Perkins and Joe Brown.

Wilbury's The Prequel?......

George with Bob Dylan - even more of a prequel to the Wilburys perhaps?

But don't forget what the man at Decca said more than 50 years ago--guitar groups are on the way out.

Ahem! I think the reply to that is HE WAS WRONG! - thank goodness!

I know it's on the documentary earlier in the thread, but this is definitely worth a listen to, all on its own.....

Try not to tap your feet.....

I often watch "Later" only to scratch my head at where R&R is today.

You can't do that ... but what'd I say ...



... I've been in the Starclub just weeks after the Beatles left ...