OLD PA'S WEDNESDAY CLUB
VACATION XTRA
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LOVE - The Castle (1966)
Old Pa is on Holiday in the UK for a couple of weeks I will be visiting Shellhunter, Flycasual and London Scouser and I will be introduced for the first time to my new Grandson Ted, I can't wait.
To to keep you going, here are two track from one of my favourite groups of all time. Love.
The first track The Castle is from their second album Da Capo and you older people may recognise the instrumental break which was used for a Holiday Programme with that dumpy bird Judith Chambers.
The second track is from the mighty Forever Changes still in my top few album ever. It is always reasurring to know that it is there if I need to call on it. The Red Telephone is a mysterios song which I have always used for little quotes as required :
If You think i'm happy...Paint me black! (white)
If You want to count me.... Count me out!
Old Pa is on Holiday in the UK for a couple of weeks I will be visiting Shellhunter, Flycasual and London Scouser and I will be introduced for the first time to my new Grandson Ted, I can't wait.
To to keep you going, here are two track from one of my favourite groups of all time. Love.
The first track The Castle is from their second album Da Capo and you older people may recognise the instrumental break which was used for a Holiday Programme with that dumpy bird Judith Chambers.
The second track is from the mighty Forever Changes still in my top few album ever. It is always reasurring to know that it is there if I need to call on it. The Red Telephone is a mysterios song which I have always used for little quotes as required :
If You think i'm happy...Paint me black! (white)
If You want to count me.... Count me out!
LOVE - The Red Telephone (1967)
TWO FOR THE MONEY - Love - The Castle/The Red Telephone
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Oleh
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2 comments
Tulis commentsHave a great time with the family Old Pa and give my regards to Ted. Thanks for leaving us with two corkers.
ReplyEnjoy yourself with the family, mate and especially enjoy Ted. Great tunes, of course.
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