Some of these dudes really got around.

Go-go dancers a go-go!

Sounds like an early funk standard.

The Meters?

Booker T & the MGs?

Organ.

The organ needs to make a comeback in popular music.

DOn't think Rod was in Wynder K Frog.

Nightjar wrote:

Sounds like an early funk standard.

The Meters?

Booker T & the MGs?

The Mar Keys- Grab This Thing




It's in the comments.

Nightjar wrote:

Sounds like an early funk standard.

The Meters?

Booker T & the MGs?

Apparently...

It is over.

It was OK. It seemed to be very Stevie Winwood/Spencer Davies/Traffic-centric. It's not an album I feel I ever need listen to again.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

It is over.

That was disapointing, I mean compare the tracklisting of the next island sampler:

Fairport Convention Cajun Woman
–Mott The Hoople At The Crossroads
–Spooky Tooth Better By You, Better Than Me
–Jethro Tull We Used To Know
–Free Woman
–Heavy Jelly I Keep Singing That Same Old Song
–Blodwyn Pig Sing Me A Song That I Know
–Traffic Forty Thousand Headmen
–Nick Drake Time Has Told Me
–King Crimson 21st Century Schizoid Man
–Quintessence Gungamai
–Dr. Strangely Strange Strangely Strange But Oddly Normal


Although the Fairport convention song was better on this one.

I shall give it 3 stars.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

Nightjar wrote:

Sounds like an early funk standard.

The Meters?

Booker T & the MGs?

The Mar Keys- Grab This Thing




It's in the comments.

Booker T. & the MGs in essence.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

It is over.

That was disapointing, I mean compare the tracklisting of the next island sampler:

Fairport Convention Cajun Woman
–Mott The Hoople At The Crossroads
–Spooky Tooth Better By You, Better Than Me
–Jethro Tull We Used To Know
–Free Woman
–Heavy Jelly I Keep Singing That Same Old Song
–Blodwyn Pig Sing Me A Song That I Know
–Traffic Forty Thousand Headmen
–Nick Drake Time Has Told Me
–King Crimson 21st Century Schizoid Man
–Quintessence Gungamai
–Dr. Strangely Strange Strangely Strange But Oddly Normal


Although the Fairport convention song was better on this one.

In 1970, I'd be rushing out to get King Crimson, Dr. Strangely Strange, Spooky Tooth and possibly Nick Drake, for this one, I think I'd only fancy checking out Jethro Tull and possibly Martin

I actually enjoyed that, despite the fact it was largely uninteresting and uninspired and generally dull.

It was like a box of chocolates where the menu was missing and all the hard and soft centres had melted together on account of some silly nit putting them on top of the radiator.

Drie sterne.

Is that Rebop Kwaku Bah as the token gentleman of colour on the cover?

I didn't know that RKB died in 1983.

He was only 38.

Nightjar wrote:

Is that Rebop Kwaku Bah as the token gentleman of colour on the cover?

It tells you who's who on the Wackopedia page

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_Can_All_Join_In