Nice collection of music you have !

well that's just super isn't it. looks like you ought to listen to some more neil young though ;)

Oh yes, I guess we might also claim Jimi for our own. It was (Chas Chandler?) from the Animals who spotted him and brought him over to London where he then took off - again, stimulating everyone around the British scene.

Re English guitarists (you left a shout on Allan Holdsworth): I think the Brits got a start in the mid-1950s with the development of the skiffle movement, which was very much about do-it-yourself music, based on an (often) primitive knowledge of the American blues tradition. The Beatles came out of this movement, as did the Stones, Clapton et al. This produced a generation of guitarists all competing with each other and learning from the stars amongst them. I'm not sure if Holdsworth falls quite into this pattern, but his age is right.

I think I've heard a few Tim Buckley tracks but I've never gotten into him. Are you into him?

that song is interesting, ahab. when i played it i was reminded that it was a great line to use. i am an artist and people often want a work for exhibition but they're only willing to pay a nickel. i was also interested in melanie because i havent heard anything about her for about thirty years. how amazing that you live in denmark. regards, john

Thanks for your comment. I appreciate it!

hello, i really like your selections. i am new to last. john

You commented on Weight, by the Band; Fanny may! and Freddy Mac, thats a funny reply. I like your music, but it says we are LOW in compatibility? Whatever.

thank you for the tip. British accent is just the best, and sometimes I think that this is the song with the best accent ever

great stuff..makes us super