Noticed that there's a new documentary out about The Band who were hugely influential (and not just because they played with Dylan)
Once Were Brothers review ā loving tribute to Robbie Robertson and the Band
Nostalgia abounds in a deft rock doc that takes the Scorsese template of warm tales told by heavyweight intervieweeswww.theguardian.com
I look forward to seeing it. Music from Big Pink is one of my go to albums for a dose of nostalgia
Will have a look for that. Cheers Essex
Loved his 'Music for the Native Americans' - have some good memories attached to that
I look forward to watching it
I'm not a fan myself. Was a freebie and a piss up though.
Not a music legend yet, but forgot to mention another juggernaut in this genre paddy sufjan stevens, absolute quality
Erm....
Should have named this thread Music Legends That No One's Ever Heard Of.
I know you love Garry Barlow hedgey but we need to awaken your cultural awareness, it may come in handy for you one day pall š (btw press play on the song and turn it up full blast, let us know what you think, goes for @PNEESSEX also šš» you could end up looking cool as fuck I front of other people for once š)
He shares a lot of Elliotts style
Nah Elliott's sound was all down to the production (or lack thereof) and the overdubbing
I am aware of his work......more's the pity
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Sufjan recorded Carrie and Lowell album partly on his phone, it's fuckin gorgeous
It's all very derivative.....it has the feel of early Simon and Garfunkel meets Donovan
I've just done what you suggested and I can honestly say it's right up there with Paper Lace.
