Showing posts with label The Faces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Faces. Show all posts

Friday, 23 May 2014

DYLAN COVERS #149 Alex Harvey Band/Rod Stewart & The Faces - The Wicked Messenger


Well! well! well! Delilah!


 
ALEX HARVEY BAND - The Wicked Messenger (2003)

Here are two different takes of the Wicked Messenger from John Wesley Harding. The first is from Scotland's finest The 'sesational' Alex Harvey Band and is from an album released in 2003 called  Teenage a Go Go.

The second take is from another 'sort' of Scottish bloke and his Faces . It can be found on the album First Step (1970).

Nothing brilliant but workman like and acceptable.
 
ROD STEWART and FACES - The Wicked Messenger (1970)

Friday, 27 September 2013

DYLAN COVERS #118 Alan Price/Steve Marriott - To Ramona

Awah! Bonny Lad!
 
ALAN PRICE - To Ramona (1968)

Here we have 2 stalwarts of the sixties UK scene, both with versions of one of my favourite Dylan tracks To Ramona.

'Yet there's no one to beat you
No one to defeat you
'Cept the thoughts of yourself feeling bad
'


First up is Alan Price from the Animals who recorded this version of To Ramona in 1968 and it appeard on his Album A Price on his Head (1968). You can see above Alan and Bob on a clip from Don'Look Back.  I think thery are sharing a bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale.

STEVE MARRIOTT - To Ramona (2010)

Second up is Steve Marriott who was famous for his part in the Small Faces, The Faces and Humble Pie. His take can be found on the album Lend us a Quid (2010). This was apparently a rejected solo album from the seventies.

DYLAN COVERS #118 Alan Price/Steve Marriott - To Ramona

Awah! Bonny Lad!
 
ALAN PRICE - To Ramona (1968)

Here we have 2 stalwarts of the sixties UK scene, both with versions of one of my favourite Dylan tracks To Ramona.

'Yet there's no one to beat you
No one to defeat you
'Cept the thoughts of yourself feeling bad
'


First up is Alan Price from the Animals who recorded this version of To Ramona in 1968 and it appeard on his Album A Price on his Head (1968). You can see above Alan and Bob on a clip from Don'Look Back.  I think thery are sharing a bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale.

STEVE MARRIOTT - To Ramona (2010)

Second up is Steve Marriott who was famous for his part in the Small Faces, The Faces and Humble Pie. His take can be found on the album Lend us a Quid (2010). This was apparently a rejected solo album from the seventies.
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