So please enjoy "Fredereek Hernando" -- once again featuring the 14 year old(!) Jimmy McCulloch on guitar.
I forget which commenter brought it up, but it's true -- these guys actually sounded more like The Jam than The Who.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Sometimes I Feel So Uninspired
Well, actually, real-life responsibilities have reared their ugly head, and I'm also sort of stumped for anything surprising to natter on about. So I thought I'd just post the B-side of that remarkable Summer of Love single by Brit rockers One in a Million I put up the other day.
So please enjoy "Fredereek Hernando" -- once again featuring the 14 year old(!) Jimmy McCulloch on guitar.
I forget which commenter brought it up, but it's true -- these guys actually sounded more like The Jam than The Who.
So please enjoy "Fredereek Hernando" -- once again featuring the 14 year old(!) Jimmy McCulloch on guitar.
I forget which commenter brought it up, but it's true -- these guys actually sounded more like The Jam than The Who.
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Note to self: Incredibly obscure bands who never had a hit from decades ago less interesting to readers than expected.
:-)
The vocal sounds very Paul Weller, but some of the instrumental does put me in mind of the production on _My Generation_.
There seemed to be a lot of drop-outs and some wandering back and forth between channels in that recording. Is that in the original?
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