And here you go ONE JUST FOR WALLACE to welcome him to our family
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOu2qgnO_n8

Hi john, i heard a selection on radio Cumbria last night of Gerry Rafferty you, don't hear his recordings much now, i have an LP of his somewhere. Regards Doris

Was that the Baker Street artist? Think I have the LP somewhere, must get them all digitised, but it was a really big hit up here and one of those rare ones that you never tire of.

Hello John, thanks for that, really enjoyed it, I had not seen the video before , hard to believe all of 30 years ago.
I bought the album Doris mentioned City To City , and I think you can get it still on CD .Some great tracks , not sure why he did not make more .

regards Wallace

Brilliant John, ta very much.
Aker were always a cracker.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nr7gfF_ksRM

I heard this one today in the truck, haven't heard it in a long time.
Take care.
Phil.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QqLH2Sjatn0

Thanks for those links Phil. When I was in the RAF near Bristol we used to listen to the first one, they hadn't had their first hit then. The second link is another classic masterpiece that I can only really play when I'm alone, my wife hates it, she calls it the plop plop song, I think it is fantastic. He is related to another well known singer but I can't remember who.

Hiya Nigel .
Peter has two brothers Peter Sarstedt's brothers are:

* Richard Graham Sarstedt, who also topped the UK Singles Chart himself in 1961, with "Well I Ask You", under the stage name of Eden Kane.
* Robin Sarstedt, (born Clive Robin Sarstedt, January 21, 1944, Ajmer, Rajastan, Northern India) (the youngest brother), who made his recording debut as Wes Sands (recorded by Joe Meek), and then continued as Clive Sands. He had a hit in 1976 with "My Resistance Is Low", billed as Robin Sarstedt.

Hi Nigel yes the Baker St was a brilliant piece of music, just love to listen to it, and i like TLEETWOOD MAC Albertross i like these solo pieces. Regards Doris

Hi Doris,I can listen to Fleetwood Mac anytime,their music always brings back happy memories from the sixties and seventies,rock-on babe,hahahahaha.
ken.

Seeing as I cant Buy thee a PIE and a PINT for coming back have this me old china. Its my fav Fleetmac track .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ODVfREMS8s&feature=related

Thanks mate,but I,m gonna cry now,cos my sister-in-law hasn,t got any SOUND downloaded onto her new computer,BOOOOOO-HOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.Got to tell her tonight.
ken.

Helloo our Ken longtime no see, sooo nice to see you back on line again, brilliant Fleetwood Mac ain't they i also like synchonizer music (thats a long word) our Peter has got a couple of CD's i have never heard before they were great to listen too with headphones, not tubuler bells thats not bad i think Mike Hammer was on the CD. Regards Doris

snowman1100 wrote:
Hi Doris,I can listen to Fleetwood Mac anytime,their music always brings back happy memories from the sixties and seventies,rock-on babe,hahahahaha.
ken.

Hi Ken, I was just lookin at summat to send featuring Fleetwood Mac, then I saw your post. Time saved is time earned,,,, or something like that...
Phil.
A double header......Boy, Georgie Best just popped into the mind just then,,,but, that's another story.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQ0QUpEnKw0&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBWp6Us3oEc&feature=related

Hello All.
Got a couple more for you.
Phil.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJt86UqHtX8


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg2n039txnk&feature=related