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Did anyone know JOHN PAUL JONES plays bass on Hurdy Gurdy Man?

Thank you! In a part I will always remember as MATT DILLON's father - in that strangely touching bathroom scene.

I cannot believe BRUCE KIRBY died; I was just talking about him and his son BRUNO KIRBY. Both were on this week's rerun of Columbo (1974 - I think).

You've in NJ?

Ain't it true? I love DONOVAN.

It's worth pointing out that in THE WOLF MAN Larry Talbot starts out laughing and joking and trying to charm Gwen (EVELYN ANKERS). MAN MADE MONSTER does kind of set a pattern CHANEY would fall into.

FLAMIN' GROOVIES Teenage Head

The wraps were purposely damaged for leftover sale - either by being punched with a hole, or cut about an inch from the top of the record.

Nobody liked it much and copies quickly found their way into the bargain bin. I think mine was a cutout.

I had that on vinyl. I think the last YES album I bought was Drama... with THE BUGGLES.

Yes, all talented. I saw them ALL get together "in the round" in a show at the Spectrum in Philadelphia around 1990. Yes, two drummers, to keyboardists...!

FLAMIN' GROOVIES Shake Some Action

I had it on vinyl. Without doubt, the record that put YES on the map. Personally, I never liked that album which includes :

GARY NUMAN The Pleasure Principle

BILL EVANS TRIO Sunday At The Village Vanguard

Me too!

Speaking of '70s music... BIG STAR Third / Sister Lovers

Went to #7 in 1976 in the USA... it was on a compilation released that year.

BIX BEIDERBECKE Bix Beiderbecke, Vol. 1- Singin' the Blues BIX BEIDERBECKE Bix Beiderbecke, Vol. 2- At the Jazz Band Ball

y'mean this? :

YES Fragile

Couldn't agree more. Hardly the singer the other three were (JOHN particularly) RINGO was always my favorite BEATLE!

BILLIE HOLIDAY Lady Day (1939-1944)- The Sixteen Original Commodore Interpretations