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Vaudeville Years
I was listening to Vaudeville Years (Disc 1 I think) yesterday, the first time I've listened to it even though I've had it for a while.
I really enjoyed the Jeremy songs on the disc (The vocal introductions are a bit annoying though) - especially Man Of Action which is a brilliant send up of John Mayall. As a Mayall fan I couldn't stop laughing while listening to this. |
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It really shows the versatility of the band, and also of Jeremy. I know it was all in fun, but he really could turn his hand to anything. Its like the Jeremy Spencer album from 1970. Such a great variation of musical styles... I lent the Vaudeville album to my mother (she likes PG era FM) but she kept skipping the tracks every time she heard "Milton Schlitz" as it was annoying her. I had to make her go back and listen to Man Of Action as she is also a Mayall fan. Slightly off the topic but it is really sad that I've introduced my mother to so much music...Everytime I buy a CD she borrows it! |
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Or, Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd.
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Among God's creations, two, the dog and the guitar, have taken all the sizes and all the shapes in order not to be separated from the man.---Andres Segovia |
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Setlist :- http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00jrvbq (track23). How did you manage to do that? |
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It's certainly a band you don't hear about everyday. Sadly, their frontman Roky Erickson was a classic case of a serious acid casualty. By 1968 he claimed to have done LSD 200 times (or was it 300?). Even though they all were from Austin TX, they adopted that San Francisco vibe quickly. I think there's a box set coming out soon as well. Last edited by slipkid; 04-11-2009 at 07:59 AM.. |
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I am still looking for Vaudeville Years. Unfortunately I didn't buy it when I saw it in a shop two years ago, and now it is impossible to find or get from Amazon without paying a fortune.
How come these are not re-issued either? The Live at the BBC and Showbizz-Blues recordings are amongst my favourites so I am looking forward to hear Vaudeville Years and Milton Schlitz - whoever he is... But then again it is nice to have something that I have never heard to look/listen forward to. Ms Moose |
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Worth every cent though, if only for the Jeremy parodies...
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It's well worth the money. The second disc has the complete studio version of 'Underway', the Madge jams in their entirety, and unreleased jamming from an October '69 studio session. There are also a couple good Kirwan Then Play On outtakes that are interesting.
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the orange electric SQUITTERS!
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Who some might argue were themselves tongue in cheek and half assed.
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So half fast.
John Last edited by wetcamelfood; 02-19-2015 at 07:05 AM.. |
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