Brilliant! Real reggae!Best experienced on headphones.
Blodwyn Pig. Now, there's a name I haven't heard in years!Did
Anyone else see Sabbath play the Jephson Garden Pavillion in Leamington? I think Blodwyn Pig were the support.
Blodwyn Pig were a great blues/rock band back in the day. Mick Abrahams left Jethro Tull to form the band, never saw them live but had a vinyl album of theirs with a pig's head on the cover with a fag in its mouth !Blodwyn Pig. Now, there's a name I haven't heard in years!
I remember that album cover BBR!Blodwyn Pig were a great blues/rock band back in the day. Mick Abrahams left Jethro Tull to form the band, never saw them live but had a vinyl album of theirs with a pig's head on the cover with a fag in its mouth !
Bet that is quite interesting with his Spiritualism..Did a gutter job for a customer and along with payment as they know I like the Beatles,gave me a George Harrison DVD. Titled: The Quite One, it's not just his music but a documentary on his life. Bit different but nice gesture. From 2002 and contains a booklet featuring stories and pictures.
Says that he was the youngest of the Beatles,and along with his spiritual side enjoyed his immense wealth. Should be an interesting watch.Bet that is quite interesting with his Spiritualism..
Surprising really how much he wrote as well.
Been listening to a lot of his stuff recently.
Just heard he passed away.Specially for Charlie.
Knew he was unwell and pulled out of the tour.
Was listening to that album and a lot of associated acts the other day. Good era reallyMore chill
Great track, BBC6 played it extensively in the first lockdownBest experienced on headphones.
In my opinion the bloke was pure geniusIn my opinion his/their greatest ever song
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