Saturday Night Kitchen Disco #3

[Whatsitallabouteh]

@Sideboardbob This has to be one of the craziest collaborations for me.

 

[Phoenix Lazarus]

 

[Al Fresco]

 

[Sofie]

Such a beautiful sound

 

[Milking Keynes]

The posting of a Janis Ian song has reminded me of this other great one she did.

Love, love love There’s a tremble in her voice that is rarely heard these days and the raw honesty of her lyrics

Speeding things up again -

 

[Herbert2005]

 

[Phoenix Lazarus]

This is a seasonally summery record that I've always liked.

 

[monga]

 

[Sketchy]

Oh My God - I bought this as my first ever single

Good choice. This was my first record.

 

[Whatsitallabouteh]

Happy Saturday everyone.
Swing your pants.

 

[Oops...]

Good night - great night - see you all next week - thank you for having Teddy Bear and me xx

 

[Whatsitallabouteh]

R.I.P. Christine.

 

[Milking Keynes]

The wonder that is forever Amy

 

[Sideboard Bob]

Happy Saturday night everyone!

 

[Sofie]

Thank you for all the great tunes this evening, time for bed.

 

[Milking Keynes]

Nope! But just in case anyone's missing them, here's a little Savage Garden toe-tapper.

Ha Ha ! Love this thread ! Off to the leaba - see you next week! Great music - love you guys

 

[monga]

 

[Alistess]

Steve Miller. Had this album.

 

[Miscanthus]

Perhaps being a little morose, but since I mentioned AE Housman in the Jack Monroe thread earlier, I thought I should post this. A somewhat miserable (as Housman could be) look at Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee, sung by Chris Wood:

Just popped in to say hi.

AE Housman was born in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, as was I.

Sorry I didn't join in this evening...dealing with broken wrist makes everything too much effort.

 

[Milking Keynes]

He works at a car dealership and a client cancelled their test drive because they fell and put both hands out...break and break!
To be honest it's made me think!

No Waay! OMG - it does make you think!