"In the First Place" by the Remo Four, 1968

 Video's made of parts of the Wonderwall movie

In 1998, 30 years after the film's release, and with Massot an established film director, he decided to restore and re-release his first film. Harrison's search for master recordings turned up a lyrical song, "In the First Place" by the Remo Four, which he had not submitted the first time around, believing Massot wanted only instrumental music. "In the First Place" was released as a single in 1999. Harrison is believed to have not only produced it, but also sung and played on it, although he asked to be credited only as producer. Massot was happy to include the song in the restored film, which got a distribution deal.

Wonderwall (film) 1968

Wonderwall is a 1968 British psychedelic film directed by Joe Massot (in his feature directorial debut) and starring Jack MacGowran, Jane Birkin, Irene Handl, Richard Wattis and Iain Quarrier, with a cameo by Dutch collective the Fool, who were also set designers for the film.[1] The screenplay was by G. Cain from a story by Gérard Brach. The soundtrack was composed by George Harrison and released as Wonderwall Music.

Filming location: Notting Hill, London

Debbie Harry - Liar, liar 1988

 

The Castaways - "Liar Liar" cameo on Never Too Young TV show 1965

 Liar, Liar (The Castaways song) - Wikipedia

Gently Johnny - The Wicker Man HD

 The Wicker Man (soundtrack) - Wikipedia

The soundtrack was unavailable until a 1998 release on Trunk Records of a mono album dubbed from the music and effects tapes at Pinewood, from the shorter original cut of the film (hence missing the song "Gently Johnny").^[6] It was not until 2002 that Silva Screen Records released a stereo version using cues from the tape held by Gary Carpenter, mixed with recordings from the first Trunk Records release. This release includes "Gently Johnny" and the missing lines from "Willow's Song".^[7]

The Just Brothers - Sliced Tomatoes (1998)

 The Just Brothers were the American musical duo of the brothers Jimmy and Frank Bryant and several session musicians. Their song "Sliced Tomatoes" was a dancefloor hit in 1972, and was sampled in Fatboy Slim's "The Rockafeller Skank." Living and recording in Detroit, their huge Northern Soul anthem, "Sliced Tomatoes" was almost an accidental throw away B side instrumental. I was the first DJ to ever play this record. When I started at Blackpool Mecca in late 1971, a very very young Tony Rounce picked up the single on Music Merchant and brought it up to me to play at The Mecca. At first everyone was sceptical, because it was quite different to the usual Northern Soul sound, and almost broke the norm, but then it went on to become such an anthem. Jimmy Bryant died many years ago, but Frank and A.J. very accurately recreated their classic for us for our award winning documentary, "The Strange World Of Northern Soul".

Clarence Ashley - Coo Coo Bird - October 23, 1929

 The Cuckoo (song) - Wikipedia

Claude Channes - Mao Mao (from Jean-Luc Godard's "La Chinoise", 1967)

 I love this. Saw the film maybe at the cinema. La Chinoise - Wikipedia

with subtitles

Django Reinhardt CLIP performing live (1945)

 Our Dad was a fan. Django Reinhardt - Wikipedia

Subway Sect - Out Of Touch 1977

 My favourite band who were at the 100 Club Punk Festival in September 1976. Here they are at the Clash's rehearsal space. Subway Sect - Wikipedia. I saw them twice in the 70s. We didn't like the What's the Matter Boy Sect much but they supported the Buzzcocks.

Chain Smoking (From unreleased original Subway Sect punk album) 1977

 

Sad to Be Alone · Sonny Boy Williamson II

 

Jimmy Reed - Goin' To New York 1959

 Jimmy Reed - Wikipedia

Clarence Ashley with Doc Watson: The Banks of the Ohio (1961)

 Banks of the Ohio - Wikipedia

J.B. Hutto & the Hawks Hip-Shakin' ·1969

 Saturday night selection. J. B. Hutto - Wikipedia

Love Can't Turn Around - Farley Jackmaster Funk, featuring Darryl Pandy - ORIGINAL VIDEO!

 Sue had this VHS tape Hip hop and rapping in the house from 1988. This was on it and she loved it.

Olivia Newton John Xanadu Original Version Remastered HD (1980)

Susan didn't know this song so I said I would post it.

 Xanadu is a 1980 American musical fantasy film written by Richard Christian Danus and Marc Reid Rubel and directed by Robert Greenwald. Starring Olivia Newton-John along with Michael Beck and Gene Kelly in his final film role, the film features music by Newton-John, Electric Light Orchestra, Cliff Richard and the Tubes. The title refers to the nightclub in the film, which takes its name from Xanadu, the summer capital of Kublai Khan's Yuan dynasty in China. The city itself appears in the 1816 poem Kubla Khan by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, which is quoted by Newton-John's character in the film.

Marc Bolan & T. Rex - New York City (Wimbledon Theatre, London 13th July 1976)

Bolan - voc guitar, Steve Currie - bass, Davey Lutton - drums, Dino Dines - keyboards, Miller Anderson - guitar

War And Peace (1956) Trailer / Audrey Hepburn, Henry Fonda, Mel Ferrer

 Not a brilliant film but Audrey Hepburn is good in it.

War and Peace (1956) is a sweeping epic film adaptation of Leo Tolstoy’s classic novel, directed by King Vidor. Set against the backdrop of Napoleon’s invasion of Russia, the movie captures the drama, romance, and tragedy of early 19th-century Moscow.. War and Peace (1956 film) - Wikipedia

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Chuck Berry Performs "You Can't Catch Me" in 1956's "Rock, Rock, Rock!"

 You Can't Catch Me - Wikipedia

I bought a brand new airmobile
It custom made, it 'twas a Flight DeVille

Pow'ful motor and some hideaway wings
Push in on the button and you will hear her sing

Now you can't catch me, baby you can't catch me
'Cause if you get too close, you know I'm gone like a cool breeze

New Jersey Turnpike in the wee wee hours
I was rolling slowly 'cause of drizzlin' showers

Here come a flat-top, he was movin' up with me
Then come wavin' goodbye, in a little, old suped-up Jitney

I put my foot in my tank and I begin to roll
Moanin' sirens, 'twas the state patrol

So I let out my wings and then I blew my horn
Bye-bye New Jersey I've become airborne

The song's lyrics describe racing a souped-up "air-mobile" down the New Jersey Turnpike, then unfolding its wings and taking off.^[2] At the time, the Aerocar designed and built by Molt Taylor was nearing Civil Aviation Authority approval for mass production as a flying car with detachable folding wings.^[3]

Elvis Presley "Love Me" on The Ed Sullivan Show 1956

 A song that was perfect for the King's talents.

Wessex Coaches Ltd. book

 [PDF] The History of Wessex Coaches Ltd by John Sealey | 9781445624198

Picked up this book for 50p today. 

1st RECORDING OF: Love Me - Willy & Ruth (1954)

 Covered by Elvis. Love Me (Leiber/Stoller song) - Wikipedia

KEN RUSSELL'S THE DEVILS - Official Trailer - In Theaters October 16

 The Devils (film) - Wikipedia. I am a Ken Russell fan - not my favourite but a classic movie.

Sailor & Lula trying to find something on the radio

 I liked this movie. I believe it's coming out on Blu-Ray.

Wild at Heart - David Lynch (1990) Wild at Heart (film) - Wikipedia

Radstock c.1950 by Martin Forster.

 

Corgi is 70 years old.

 Not my pic but I thought it was fun.

Primal Scream - Rocks (Official Video) 1994

 Rocks (song) - Wikipedia

They had Bobby Gillespie on BBC Radio Somerset. Doing a gig in Bristol Electric on September 13.  I keep meaning to read his autobiography. I have it. He was in print to start with. 

Galveston - Glen Campbell {Stereo} 1969

 Galveston (song) - Wikipedia

Vintage kit reissue

 

Muddy Waters - Walking Thru the Park (Walking in the Park) (1970)

 

The Old Down Inn

 The Old Down Inn Public house & Bed and Breakfast Emborough

MC5 Shakin' Street 1970

 My favourite of theirs.

Elvis Costello - Alison (1977) [First TV Appearance - Granada 'What's On']

 

Louisiana Blues - MUDDY WATERS /1950 /

 Muddy Waters / voc, g/; Little Walter Jacobs /harm/ ; Ernest "Big" Cramford /b/ ; Elgin Evans /wbd/

13th Floor Elevators - Fire Engine Live at The Avalon Ballroom San Francisco 1966

 Lyrics. Imagine being there. The 13th Floor Elevators - Wikipedia

Susan Vs. the Youthclub The Fall 2003

 With lyrics inspired by a plotline from soap Neighbours. Was popular at our house. The story was Susan slips over and hits her head regresses to age 16 and goes to the youthclub.

Breakfast at Tiffany's - Audrey Hepburn Sings Moon River 1961

 Something to cool you off. Moon River - Wikipedia

Mamas & The Papas - Straight Shooter on 1966 Mono Dunhill LP.

 This is a good one. I only like some of their stuff. They came to fame in 1966

Otis Rush It Takes Time 1958

 A very good record for left-handers day. Otis Rush - Wikipedia

VW T2 - Matchbox 1974 & 2026 by T Hulka

 

Thirteenth Floor Elevators Reverberation October 1966

 

Follow up to You're Gonna Miss Me. Probably their best song I think. Love the guitar. Love it all. Wasn't a hit. The 13th Floor Elevators - Wikipedia

Pere Ubu Heart of Darkness 1975

 A song for the eclipse. 30 Seconds Over Tokyo (song) - Wikipedia

Dave Vanian On The King's Road, London 1976.

 Some posts celebrating the Damned 50 years ago. I didn't see them. My friends saw them supporting T. Rex but I opted out. Our daughters saw them in Frome and Celia had her hand kissed by Dave Vanian - they were right at the front - the only place to be.

DAMNED - June 1976 Demo

 I Fall (0:00) See Her Tonite (2:47) Feel The Pain (5:19)

lineup Dave Vanian (Vo) Brian James (Gu) Captain Sensible (Ba) Rat Scabies (Dr)

The Damned Live Aug 76

 Neat Neat Neat Fanclub New Rose

The Damned played their first show on 6 July 1976, supporting the Sex Pistols at the 100 Club. A lo-fi recording of the show was later released as Live at the 100 Club (2007).^[27] As part of London's burgeoning punk scene, the Damned again played the club on 20 September for the 100 Club Punk Festival.^[28]

Voidoids first pic

 

Formed in 1976 they did their first gig November 76.

Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers (M.K.C. 7-23-76)

 Richard Hell's final show in the band was May 14 1976. Replaced by Billy Rath

HEARTBREAKERS/MAX'S JULY 1976 - YouTube

From the wiki. The first gigs with the new lineup took place on July 23 and 24, 1976 at Max's Kansas City and earned rave reviews. The band continued to gig regularly in New York City throughout the summer and fall, and played several shows in Boston in September. Despite Childers' efforts and a reputation as a must-see live act, no recording contract was forthcoming, a situation that became increasingly frustrating. Lure wrote that "the kind of deals being offered were laughable, sleazy 50-50 splits that the bands could never, ever hope to profit from."^[4] Although the band regularly drew packed crowds at Max's and other venues, by this point Thunders, Nolan, and Lure were heroin addicts (Rath preferred methamphetamine), so money was tight.

It was Billy Rath's first show. Nancy Spungen was in attendance and wrote a review of the show which appeared in The New York Rocker in August '76. You can read that review here... http://lovekillsblog.blogspot.com/201...

How To Steal A Million (1966) - Trailer

 I like Audrey Hepburn but this doesn't ring any bells. Nice trailer. How to Steal a Million - Wikipedia

Hank Williams Setting the Woods on Fire 1952

 Big shout out to all the fire crews worldwide. Settin' the Woods on Fire - Wikipedia

When I was a teen I was staying with my Aunt and Uncle in Cornwall and a gorse fire started one night and we were beaters. I remember clinging onto a fire engine as they were careering down country lanes. Well scary.

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JUNIOR WELLS - Lovey Dovey Lovey One [U.S.A. 790] 1964

 A blues bopper I believe. Lovely guitar.

WigWam (Betty Boo & Blur's Alex James) - WigWam (2006)

 We bought this.