@chas_dave And another backstage at Wallington in 1963, the lineup was, according to Chas himself, L-R Ken Lundren, Ritchie Blackmore, Jerry Lee, Mick Underwood, & Chas. aka Joe Meek's "The Outlaws".
Number 16 in the 'Beatles songs re-imagined as old film posters'. I'll be posting a new one of these every day this week, so feel free to mute me for a week if you're not a fan.
The Pogues Dirty Old Town re-imagined as an old Western movie poster. A bit of an experiment to see if I could replicate an old 40’s cinema poster, with added Shane MacGowan.
Remembering Outlaw's bassist, and one half of Chas & Dave (Not the Dave half), Chas Hodges, who sadly passed away on this day in 2018. https://t.co/WIEVo4lHtz
If you understand what this title means then you will love this book, as Nige Tassell tracks down members of all 22 bands on the original C86 cassette. If you don't know what C86 was, then it might be a BIT niche.
Did you see @theflaminglips in 2004 at the Big Day Out? I wrote about their equally brilliant and joyful sideshow at The Palace for this list of unforgettable gigs https://t.co/ExHi8QstCS
Who is/was the most prolific session player? Nicky Hopkins played with The Beatles, The Rolling Stones (14 albums!), Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, The Who, The Kinks, Peter Frampton and many more - over 250 albums and 250 singles! Did anyone do more?
This Bowie interview absolutely never gets old and is never any less mind- blowing. In the context of the time (1999) it’s almost unfathomable the understanding he had of what was about to happen to the world. Just incredible.