Mick's Transmission 3

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Poche palle.. Anna spacca COME SEMPRE

I HAD NEVER HEARD THIS VERSION UNTIL NOW AND I FEEL LIKE I'VE JUST HEARD THE COOLEST GUITAR EVER!

Peppino Di Capri è stato anche questo. Ricordato, giustamente, per i classiconi da piano bar, non va dimenticato questo suo periodo un po' più soul tra anni 70 e 80.. qui a metà strada tra Napoli Centrale e Lucio Battisti.. niente male, eh?

Amazing return of top quality acid jazz!

I was there and was immediately blown away by this song. We had access to the backstage and the aftershow party. The song was unreleased back then and had to ask Pottsy the title. I still think it's their best song ever

[Edit: found a live video and apparently it was an e bow guitar solo.. AMAZING! Musicians were so much more inventive back then!]

1:27 it seems John Lennon criticised this guitar solo and Keith Richards agreed it wasn't one of his best.. well, that's exactly why I adore this song.. that, and the scorching guitar in the ending.. the guys didn't know what they were talking about, this is superb rock'n'roll guitar!

When you realize 40 years later what a great guitarist Kevin MacMichael was, sophisticated and emotional!

Classy classic house, superb production by Stuart Price!

I adore this trippiest side of (afro) funk and disco. The tune and rhythm at your service to bring you to some deeeeeep trance!

This is simply UNBELIEVABLE! The Stones as EIGHTYSOMETHINGS STILL pissing all over any other rock band, even more than 40 years ago!

Can't wait to see him in my town!

Album davvero stupendo, l'impressione a caldo è che sia addirittura il migliore dei tre. C'è un ritorno deciso all'urban ma si alza pure ulteriormente l'asticella a livello qualitativo, sia per ciò che concerne i testi sia per le basi fenomenali di Bias. Brani molto diversi tra loro, tutti molto densi di significato ed emozionanti, in particolare quelli più lenti e malinconici come questo

I heard this track in a bar and did Shazam and when it said it was this from just a few years ago I did believe it was a mistake since I was absolutely convinced it was an original acid house rave track from 35 years ago! I love it because it sounds like a New Order instrumental B side from the Technique era! Well Fulton is a house original so he's doing his thing and you can't call it revival! 😄

Truly amazing! So powerful and emotional!