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James Walton Ingham
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Flame To A MOTH- 29th Jan 2024
The final song of Miss Bradley's London debut; her benchmark-setting rendition of Arthur Blake's 1928 masterpiece. Outshining all previous versions, hecklers should take note that Miss Bradley is also an award winning boxing champ...
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'Two In The Bush' 4th June 2024
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The Ladies Of The Lake on the last night of their UK & Ireland tour; gracing the stage of Bush Hall in London ...A few extracts from the show, they flew home the following day, a' stitchin' up their pants on the flight and nibbling the last of the W12 Battenberg cake...
'Lennon'- Brian Trevor Holmes
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Written and recorded in the summer of 1980, Brian was offered a single release following the tragedy. He decided to teach guitar instead....
Major Wiley-'My Sweet Jesus'
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Remembering this gentleman today, on the 5th anniversary of his passing. Pardon the hiss; I hope the master tapes are still around for a re-issue. This is taken from Major's magnificent 1972 LP, 'The Seventh Child'... Posted with love and gratitude
Peter Green & Nigel Watson-Paul Jones Show 2000
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Peter and Nigel dropped by the Thursday night 'Blues Hour' on BBC Radio 2, hosted by Mr Amiable himself, Paul Jones. They were promoting The Splinter Group's upcoming UK tour, a double-biller, with John Mayall, which took place in the summer of 2000. The Splinter Group had previously recorded a studio session for the show, which will take some digging out!!! Once again, posted in tribute to Mr ...
Peter Green-Interview with Billy Bragg 1999
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As a follow-up to the Jonathan Ross & GLR videos, here is a short clip of Peter, Nigel Watson and Roger Cotton, guesting on Billy Bragg's 'Live From Guildfest 1999' show on Radio 2. I post in tribute to these 3 musicians, who have now all passed away. (More videos to follow...)
'The Pleasure Is There For The Taking'- Brian Trevor Holmes
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Recorded at the legendary Ridge Farm Studios in Hampshire in 1981; Brian's newly composed song features his friend Clive Roberts on bottleneck guitar, as well as Peter Stroud on string bass. Brian is still in fine voice and stands at a crossroads. There is hope in this song. "Hope's just a word that maybe you said, and maybe you heard, on some windy corner, 'round a wide angled curve, but that'...
Brian at The Wynne's 23rd September 1974 (pt1)
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In one of his earliest recordings, Brian Holmes performs for the kitchen's occupants at Rushmere, the home of sculptor David Wynne. In the room were David and his wife Gilli, their son Johnny and friend Mick. It was the day after Brian's 23rd birthday and the improvised music showcases an embryonic version of his masterpiece instrumental, 'Buster Keaton On The Great Western'. If there is a heav...
Barry Foster- 'In Your Kiss'
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Actor Barry Foster takes to the piano, at his home in Wimbledon and gives an improvised rendition of 'In Your Kiss'. The song was written by local musician Brian Holmes, who was a friend of Foster's daughter, Miranda. "The luxury of sadness, is something you should miss, when all the world can offer's in your kiss...." Hope Foster and Holmes are both resting well. X
S.E.Rogie-My Lovely Elizabeth (live)
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A celebratory gala event was held at The Odeon, Leicester Square in 1991, for Sierra Leone's 30th anniversary of independence. S.E.Rogie was booked to perform, with his new band but decided, with gentle persuasion, to open the show with a solo rendition of his greatest hit. To say he was truly astonished when the entire audience joined in and sang along, would be an understatement. It seems he ...
Palm-Wine Music (Jacob Sam Trio 1928)
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Celebrating the 90th anniversary of the first recordings of Palm-Wine Muisc, Jacob Sam (Kwame Asare) features here with his Fanti Trio. Recorded in London in 1928.
'Cromwell Road Improvisation' - Brian Holmes
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Everyone that knew Brian remembers him picking up the guitar and just...playing. This was recorded in late summer 1975 in Cromwell Road, Wimbledon in the house where Brian was living at the time. I found myself walking there recently and shot some random scenes. Brian's improvisations are far superior to mine!
'Arf A Pint Of Ale -James Walton Ingham
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Commemorating 3 years of sobriety with the old Gus Elen classic...and with love to all those still suffering xxx
Galloway's Birthday Greeting for Daddy John
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Galloway's Birthday Greeting for Daddy John
'Winter Solstice 2012' - Joseph and James Ingham
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'Winter Solstice 2012' - Joseph and James Ingham
'Nice People'- James and Joseph Ingham
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'Nice People'- James and Joseph Ingham
Issa Matona and Yazid Fentazi live October 18th 2015
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Issa Matona and Yazid Fentazi live October 18th 2015
'Oberek Pulawiak'- James Walton Ingham
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'Oberek Pulawiak'- James Walton Ingham
Holly Gwinn Graham live at The Green Note
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Holly Gwinn Graham live at The Green Note
Bert Jansch and Janie Romer-'Black Is The Colour'
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Bert Jansch and Janie Romer-'Black Is The Colour'
Wizz Jones and Nick Pickett-"Easy Rider Blues" 22nd August 2015, Hoxton
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Wizz Jones and Nick Pickett-"Easy Rider Blues" 22nd August 2015, Hoxton
Enjoyable show. I’m a big Peter Green fan and never saw this. Thank you.
So very sad😢
Poor Pete, they did way more harm to him with tranquilisers and ECT than acid ever did. The interviewer weirdly brushes over that with a 'who'd have thought'. Gee.
I've got goosebumps listening to this!
ECT is evil. And the interviewer is so cold and bored.
Rest well chief
He sounds so articulate here, as if his mind was completely functional and alright. So I wonder what happened to his fiery guitar skills?
Nice one. Luvve it.
i would love to learn how to play this. anyone know how?
Contact the poster, he's the best person to help. He drank from the source, so to speak.
Peter sounds a little like John Mayall on vocals.
Big belle = Sugar daddy. Kayi
I miss him can’t believe it’s so long that he left..
Green and Kirwan.. The UKs greatest at the time in the late 60´s. Fantastic players.
Lost for words.
C'est de la highlife pas de la palm wine
Are you coming from tundednuts page?😂😂😂😂😂
Who's here in December 2023?
Awesome guitarist rest in peace Peter
It's the sarcasm in the song for me 😂😂 "you go COME again tomorrow morning."
Amazing slide. Impeccable sound and timing Loved listening to this interview. TY
His slide and harp playing got better. Very apparent at live shows too...Glad to share
GLR was a fantastic radio station. I taped a lot of interviews from there, including a really good one with Nancy Spungen's mother but unfortunately, I don't have any of them anymore.
I missed this before James. Judith had a beautiful singing voice; sometimes she sang with Dougie & Cripper in the Hand.
Thank you! That was awesome!
I just heard about palm wine songs/ music on the B.B.C. the modern ones are awful,ugh!, this is so good and charming
It's like the term R&B...the modern version bears no relation at all to the Rhythm and Blues of the 40's and 50's...Check out Koo Nimo and S.E.Rogie
His voice got sweeter as the years went by...he was an incredible guitarist, singer, song writer and harmonica player. A beautiful human being.
My dad Gregory Terry-Short was the drummer of the band Kolors with Peter Green.
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Long live Greeny
My dad had this song among his small record collections damnn this song is more than half a century.
00:37 00:54 1:19
What have They done to you ???????🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤you were the best, you were the different one to anyone else .......but here I cant reconice you anymore really its so hard 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Unfortunately by this time Peter had lost it completely he was reduced to ‘playing’ acoustic rhythm guitar while nigel was playing all lead parts including albatross o well etc he was taken advantage of in my opinion no offence please in my opinion, a court order was later taken out against Nigel that stated he kept away from and didn’t contact Peter by Peter’s people sad business indeed!.
The acoustic Albatross was Nigel's idea. He wanted equal billing. After Splinter Group, Peter went to Sweden, where he felt safer. He performed Albatross with a sympathetic band on live Belgian TV around that time. I post link below... I did hear from someone involved exactly why the court order was put in place. Very unpleasant.... Peter's last band allowed him to play solos and he did so pretty well. ua-cam.com/video/bW-ClSr3TwE/v-deo.html&ab_channel=andlinux
I don’t think American singers appreciate british guy’s ‘singing the blues’ I mean you won’t hear the like of Bruce sing in that tone didn’t Robbie Robertson say once something like “ the british guy terribly wants to play the blues and he does play terribly”
Peter Green is my go to.
I am proud to be Ghanaian. After Jacob Sam learnt to play the guitar, thanks to the Liberian Kru man, Jacob Sam developed his guitar style from the two finger technique of playing the seprewa, a traditional Ghanaian harp-lute. So highlife/palm wine music doesn't come from Liberia like some people like to believe. Instead, it comes from the two-finger Seprewa technique. That's why we as Ghanaians can play highlife music without guitars nor modern western drums. Give us a seprewa, gongons, some traditional drums and xylophone, and we'll make highlife for you sharp!!! An example seen at 0:07 If Jacob really stole his style from the Kru man, then where are the Liberian palm wine/highlife legends that the rest of Africa never heard of? On the other hand, Ghana has numerous highlife icons. The guitar is not indigenous to Ghana, but palm wine music came from the two finger technique of playing the Seprewa Ghanaian harp-lute. HIGHLIFE IS INDIGENOUS TO GHANA 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭
Keep dreaming 😅
@@Korvah Name one Liberian artist that is widely known outside Liberia. Liberians only get credit for coining the term "palm wine music" to classify songs that people danced to while they drunk palm-wine at the bar. No one ever said, "let us learn to play like the Liberians". Even Jacob Sam who learnt to play the European guitar from a Liberian never recorded a Liberian style music. He went the traditional Ghanaian route with the Seprewa style. Get that fact into your empty head.
No doubt one of the greats.sadly missed .
wow amazing
I'm sorry, but after all these years of only seeing this man in guitar magazines, in B&W articles, and reading about his comeback, I get the feeling that most people today saying they love his music are just jumping the bandwagon. It's like they ran out of everybody else, and Green died, so it's 'let's jump on him.'
Featuring Dick Taylor of the Pretty Things on guitar solo at 1’50”x Moi on very cheap bass guitar with very old muffly strings
and very magnificent it is too! I enjoyed getting Brian and Lennon to have that brief 'exchange' at the start. I will be getting more of this up online sooooon!
1:28 nice chord transition. Beatles-like coup.
WOW .... SUPER !
Wow! Can't believe Osadebe sang the song, may his soul rest in peace
It's an absolute classic track! May he RIPP indeed...
Be nice if the film was the Old Kent Rd but its not even close!
I did want to film around the streets where the songwriter lived and the thing was written. It was just done for fun.
I always liked his acting, but I never knew he was such an accomplished musician!
King of high life 🙌 ❤️
I think perhaps 'wot cher' may be a corruption of or a colloquial version of 'what's here'.
RIP to my friend Roger Cotton too 😢… 💙💙🎸🎸
This was posted for him too. He was a lovely bloke wasn't he. Hope you're doing great Robin...
@@MrJameswingham thank you James yep I’m good mate ! Really enjoyed these videos! Thanks for posting! ( I went to see the Splinter Group twice - first at their debut at the Guildford Festival in ‘96 and second at the Hammersmith Apollo with John Mayalls blues breakers in about 2003 .. Roger Cotton played Hammond organ on that gig .. we went to the after show party and met Peter and all the band ..
@@RobinBibiMusic I was at Guildford! I had a drink with the band in Bournemouth and Roger was talking about working with you. He was a great MC at those gigs, apologising to the audience that this "boy band" had let themselves go a little; he patted his tummy and looked over at Peter and Nigel and said " but why settle for a six-pack, when you can have a couple of barrels"... see you soon I hope !
@@MrJameswingham Roger wrote the best Splinter Group songs!
Love it
Can Liberians get their credit and respect today?
Even though Jacob Sam was taught to play the guitar by a Liberian, the palm wine style of music that Jacob Sam popularized was a style of playing the indigenous Ghanaian Seprewa instrument. Where are the Liberian palm wine music legends if the music really came from LIberia?
Dear Briano…. ❤❤❤❤