"This is Bayou Country by Creedence Clearwater Revival. Some great long riffy songs that you could really get into the groove on. This is the one I would sit and play along to."Watch this moment
What's In My Bag № 697
Gang of Four
The episode
Their episode.
Ep #697 ·
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What Gang of Four said · 7 records
Every quote links to the moment in the episode."School's Out was one of the greatest records of its time. It was so great because other than the music being great, what Alice did so beautifully was piss people off."Watch this moment
"Dr. Feelgood, when you talk like that, you'll knock me out. This was their first album, Down By the Jetty, mono, hard man, hard music, elemental, brilliant on stage."Watch this moment
"Fire and Water was the best album that I loved most. They were so young... the bass player was 16, who was one of the main songwriters when they did Fire and Water. Fantastic band."Watch this moment
"Kind of Blue by Miles Davis... that's one of my favorite records."Watch this moment
"Anyway, I actually went away... it all kicked off when I was away and they ended up getting a great deal with RCA Records and they had hits. It was great. The whole caper worked; of course, I think they messed it up slightly because they re-recorded everything for the album, took far too long. This was a better version but great band, good fun."Watch this moment
"charlie watts solo piece of work from one charlie to another um charlie parker charlie watch charlie parker"Watch this moment
Everything in the bag
10 records · pulled off the shelves at Amoeba HollywoodBayou Country
Creedence Clearwater Revival
1969
School's Out
Alice Cooper
1972
The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
David Bowie
1972
Down By the Jetty
Dr. Feelgood
1975
Fire and Water
Free
1970
Kind of Blue
Miles Davis
1959
Sings The Bodysnatchers
Rhoda Dakar
2015
Sonic Boom Boy - EP
Westworld
2024
Pylon Box
Pylon
2020
From One Charlie (Accompanied by the Charlie Watts Quintet)
Charlie Watts
1991
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