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[Robin Evans]

Did you ever see red noise ER?

[exiled rover]

Yes, pretty big change of direction from BBD & took most people (including me) by surprise.
Still a good band live, even though they only lasted one album.

One track that didn't make onto the Red Noise album but was later released as a solo Bill Nelson single that is worth checking out is "Do You Dream in Colour?"

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[Robin Evans]

Maid i heaven features as a 'most played' on the music player. I've still got my Sunburst album promo poster with my ticket stub from the city hall gig somewhere. i still hoard all that rubbish!
Sadly Ian parkin and Charlie tumahai are no longer with us cos that band i would have loved to have seen again just one more time.

Quiz question then. - without looking or using Google.
What's the address of the Blazing Apostles??

[Robin Evans]

I guarantee that if tommo still used this forum he'd be right in a this be-bop deluxe segment.

[exiled rover]

Off the top of my head...

Flat 99, Self Revelation Road? not 100% but sure I could give them a call!

[Robin Evans]

made me chuckle
flat 99
South revelation row
city of lost souls
land of the blind

its a wonderful place to go....apparently

[guest from down under]

Great thread this . i saw bebopdeluxe twice , once at leeds city hall supporting steve harley but famously at ma peels in dewsbury about 1973ish with an audience of about 20. also saw hackensack there and also chicken shack. oh the memories .

[guest from down under]

As a point of interest does anybody remember the jacksons and stevie wonder playing in wakefield?

[l'angelo mysterioso]

Sunburst finish. one of the greatest albums ever recorded. always gets in my top ten of all time. fabulous guitarist and songwriter.
again, sheffield city hall, 1976 be-bop deluxe was one of the best ever gigs.

they once played a gig at a school I worked azt in Brighouse: Eastfield secondary modern.

to be honest I was underwhelmed.

[Robin Evans]

I wouldn't put that genre in your corner Chris. not really your thing i wouldn't have thought.
Bill nelson is one of the most musically gifted guitarist I've seen. and I've seen quite a few.

[l'angelo mysterioso]

I wouldn't put that genre in your corner Chris. not really your thing i wouldn't have thought.
Bill nelson is one of the most musically gifted guitarist I've seen. and I've seen quite a few.

been giving the new richard hawley some stick. It's 1968 again: bliss

[Andrew Vause]

I wouldn't put that genre in your corner Chris. not really your thing i wouldn't have thought.
Bill nelson is one of the most musically gifted guitarist I've seen. and I've seen quite a few.

'Georgia in my mind' what a song

[Andrew Vause]

Lol

[Andrew Vause]

Bill Nelson played keyboards with The Skids ( the group in which Stuart Adamson made his name)on their second album.

[Robin Evans]

There's another fact I've learned today. I never knew that Vausey

[oldrover]

glen matlock and the philistines- on something. very good

[The King Of Leon]

Surprised no one has mentioned THE greatest rock band .... Im gatesheadTHUNDERSTRUCK and BACK IN ben BLACK are the clues...

[oldrover]

Surprised no one has mentioned THE greatest rock band .... Im gatesheadTHUNDERSTRUCK and BACK IN ben BLACK are the clues...

how could i forget "gateshead ben"

[Paulie]

There are one or two on this forum who should never have been ' let loose from the noose'

[Robin Evans]

Back to the music....
Today I got the River Detectives, Rush, Willie Nile and everything but the girl.
another eclectic mix but all sort my mood.

EBTG for the journey to work. The River Detectives and little Willie Nile for my out and about visits and Rush for a blast on my way home. Sorted.