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Super Hits (!) of The Sixties! Track 2
¶ “All of the heavies were light as a feather“ | “I Had a Dream” was sung at Woodstock by John Sebastian. It’s the second of five songs from a new project, Super Hits (!) of the Sixties! I’m aided and abetted here by my old pal Mark Pringle on guitar. ¶ On August 16th 1969, John Sebastian took to the stage at the Woodstock Festival with an acoustic guitar borrowed from his old friend,…
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Starting All Over Again
It’s time to start writing about music again. As I limber up, here’s a placeholder. ¶ I’d heard the song for the first time in years on one of the last episodes of the TV series, Mad Men. Brian Hyland’s 1962 puppy-love pop classic (#3 on both US and UK charts) has a naggingly dark/slightly hysterical melody that stuck in my head for days after watching the programme. One one hand it’s an…
Protest Songs No.1
Are We Alive? https://martincolyer.files.wordpress.com/2016/07/are-we-alive_.m4a
(Martin Colyer/Mark Pringle)
We’re taking out the rich – and their acolytes, It’s the end of the road, and the start of the fight. Revolution’s in the air, and the time is right, Why the wait? Let’s go tonight!
In their basement pools and their panic rooms, They watch the fray, sat on heirlooms… But are the troops…
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Sealed With a Kiss
Sealed With a Kiss
Recently heard on the soundtrack to an episode of Mad Men, my continuing project of finding songs to cover leads to an attempt on Brian Hyland’s 1962 puppy-love pop classic (#3 on both US and UK charts). It has a naggingly dark / slightly hysterical melody that stuck in my head for days after watching the programme. I thought that a kind of moody, dragged-out beat would suit, and ended up with…
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Five Things Extra: Martin Stone
Wednesday, 10th June
Photograph by Keith Morris
My favourite guitarist in the world is Mark Pringle, obvs, but – for the time he was active in the London scene in the late sixties and early seventies – Martin Stone ran him a close second. Many nights were spent nursing a pint of that horrible seventies’ version of an alcopop, lager & lime, at the Greyhound in Fulham and watching his band, Chilli Willi & The Red Hot…
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Captain Thompson: "expected Mr. Pringle & S. Sterett but rain prevented them"
Captain Thompson: “expected Mr. Pringle & S. Sterett but rain prevented them”
15th – Rain all this day, Wind fresh, South, Went to Town return’d to Dinner, at which had Mr. Nicols, expected Mr. Pringle & S. Sterett but rain prevented them
From the journal of Captain Henry Thompson, March 15, 1814. Courtesy the Friends of Clifton.
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