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[uncle bulgaria]

Runrig "On the Edge" from The Last Dance (farewell concert).

 

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[burtucantbeserious]

His last creative venture was as a Wilbury.

Jeff Lynne wrote him a song which showcased his voice. That sustained high note at the end deserves it’s own place in the ‘Rock n Roll Hall of Fame’…

 

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[2506sendero]

Big fan of Sadie (pun intended) - seen her live

 

[2506sendero]

Stuart Matthewman's sax work on Sade's recordings was some of the best i have ever heard, but Wesley Magoogan will always be the King of that era IMO.
No words can really describe the epicness of this track

 

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[Pedro2504]

Here’s one some of our more mature colleagues may remember, this used to be one of the most played tracks at some of the “discos” I used to frequent in my younger days. Still think the Saxophone is some of the finest I’ve heard too.
Enjoy

 

[Pedro2504]

Showing my age again and can’t believe this was recorded in 1966, I’ve always thought Stevie Winwood had one of the best voices around and this track just goes to prove it for me
The Spencer Davis Group with “Gimme Some Lovin”

 

[Snowgoose]

Runrig "On the Edge" from The Last Dance (farewell concert).

Great stuff @uncle bulgaria

Saw Runrig twice during the Bruce Guthro era. What a great guitarist Malcolm Jones is, and a fantastic show they always put on.

Bruce sadly taken too soon.

 

[uncle bulgaria]

Sadly, I never got to see them .

 

[Snowgoose]

Sadly, I never got to see them .

That's a shame, they we're great live.

Mrs SG's favourite concerts she's been to.

 

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[burtucantbeserious]

Stuart Matthewman's sax work on Sade's recordings was some of the best i have ever heard, but Wesley Magoogan will always be the King of that era IMO.
No words can really describe the epicness of this track

David Sanborn also

 

[Mav617]

Talking of "One in a Million", my fave from GNR LIes:

 

[John Pembroke]

Billy Idol

 

[Mav617]

80's bangers: