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Post by zigzagwanderer on May 1, 2010 23:50:17 GMT
Was thinking today, I ain't played any SAHB stuff for a while.
Can I say at this point that the days of sitting at home playing records are few and far between at the min. Got a shitty cd player in the workshop,that just cannot deal with the dust ,and most of my CD sahb stuff on CDR. Thats where I do most of my listening at the mo', its background obviously, no musical nuances, just motivation in score.
So to the question:-
How often do Sahbsters play Sahb tunes, every day/week etc?(I normally play a few every week)
What Sahb tune get you going when down in the doldrums?( The Hammer Song gets me working proper)
Does your occupation allow for musical accompaniment?( yes,)
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Post by Catherine on May 2, 2010 9:27:08 GMT
He, who thinks he ought to be obeyed, is in almost sole charge of the music making machine in our house - so, maybe once a week or so we do have SAHB attacks, always with Alex, my personal pick me up tracks would be; Hole in Her Stockin', River of Love, Buffs Bar Blues, Gamblin' Bar Room Blues - the singalonga factor is the cheerer up.
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Post by victor55 on May 2, 2010 12:25:44 GMT
Actually, I've got several mixes of SAHB works I keep in the car and play some every day on my way to work-never gets old. I dont title them so I kinda dont know what tunes are coming up.
When I'm really in the pits I gotta hear the Next album, but on vinyl, its a ritual; takes me back...
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Post by Ginnie on May 2, 2010 17:48:53 GMT
Sometimes I listen to SAHB a lot, and I go through stretches of time - perhaps a month or so where I don't listen to them at all. Same with the Beatles, or other artists. I've gone a couple of years without listening to the Beatles - then re-discover them.
Right now I am maxed out and listen to SAHB hardly at all, but that can change any time.
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Post by bluesrider on May 2, 2010 18:05:09 GMT
Theres some tracks on my phone so I hear at least a couple of tracks everyday as its on random.
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Post by zigzagwanderer on May 5, 2010 22:21:03 GMT
Talking of a SAHB fix,
A Sahb gig would be uplifting.
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Post by penny on May 6, 2010 18:01:12 GMT
Talking of a SAHB fix, A Sahb gig would be uplifting. Yes, it would, wouldn't it?  My SAHB fixes would be Action Strasse, Boston Tea Party, Tomohawk Kid, River of Love and Hole In Her Stocking. The neighbours probably aren't very happy about my 'singing' though.  |
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Post by Catherine on May 6, 2010 19:05:56 GMT
Talking of a SAHB fix, A Sahb gig would be uplifting. Yes, it would, wouldn't it? My SAHB fixes would be Action Strasse, Boston Tea Party, Tomohawk Kid, River of Love and Hole In Her Stocking. The neighbours probably aren't very happy about my 'singing' though.
Re a SAHB gig - I'm doing my best It's only been 12 months since MAY hem......jolly good it was too!!  Newcastle and Dundee were definitely better - turn out wise - than Dudley but the Midlands have never been overly kind, historically, to SAHB  |
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Post by huntvambo on May 7, 2010 7:17:12 GMT
the Midlands have never been overly kind, historically, to SAHB I've always done me best gov'ner, sorry it wasn't good 'nough  |
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Post by Catherine on May 7, 2010 8:40:22 GMT
the Midlands have never been overly kind, historically, to SAHB I've always done me best gov'ner, sorry it wasn't good 'nough
You silly Arctic Fox!!! Your best is always best!! Of course you're always there, as we are, it's just we were never surrounded by too many other good home folks............but I did get to meet Mr & Mrs Wanderer at JB's, which was a good thing |
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Post by bluesrider on May 9, 2010 18:54:27 GMT
Just watched fish doing Faithhealer its good and constitutes todays fix
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Post by bluesrider on Jun 18, 2010 16:52:01 GMT
Nevermind whats your sahb fix how about fixin SAHB Chris,Ted,Hugh,Zal,not forgetting Mad Max and Julian eh,what,pardon can you speak up lads Im a bit deaf.As Mr Van Zant said One more from the road come on... gotta be nearly the 40th anniversary how many bands get to do a 40th anniversary gig??Alex gone 30years at the same.
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Post by Catherine on Jun 18, 2010 18:21:07 GMT
Dear me - not a problem you usually have BR  - DO keep up, chap!!! Cavey's been on about this for MONTHS!!!
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Post by zeeem on Jun 21, 2010 21:52:30 GMT
I'm on a Soul In Chains kick right now. I LOOOOOOVE that track.
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Post by Catherine on Jun 22, 2010 12:04:50 GMT
Sensational track, Zee Em!! Good old fashioned boogie woogie blues - I LURVE Hole in Her Stockin'........it just keeps on rockin'
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Post by penny on Jun 22, 2010 20:28:06 GMT
Husband out rehearsing, so tonight Ive listened to 'The Impossible Dream'.
river of luhuhuhuhuhuove!
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"You're 200 years old this year ... right? You've got every race, creed, colour, nationality and culture that's ever been. You're the biggest, strongest and most powerful nation that's ever been ... 
- DO keep up, chap!!! 