The British Breakfast presents:
Dedicated to The mighty mighty James. This guy (from above album cover) was asked to become the lead singer of The New Yardbirds who became ? but not to be. This British Breakfast is my interpretation of what an album rock show shoulda woulda coulda and did sound like say circa 1973ish? Perhaps a shout out to our Grandfather Radio Station Fans of WGOE “All the way right”. Def some mini tributes to the likes of Roxy Music, John Mayall and Steve Marriot and really one of the most earthy organic shows I’ve ever put together all coming from my album collection. Please enjoy; mostly mellow so find the mood man. Cheers Gene
Brian Eno, “Dead Finks Don't Talk (2004 Remaster)”
EMI Marketing - 1973
Quiet Sun, “Mummy Was An Asteroid, Daddy Was A Small Non-Stick Kitchen Utensil”
from Mainstream
Blue Pie - 1975
Donovan, “You're Gonna Need Somebody On Your Bond”
from What's Bin Did and What's Bin Hid
Sanctuary Records - 1966
Rory Gallagher, “I'm Not Awake Yet”
UMC (Universal Music Catalogue) - 1971
Fleetwood Mac, “Closing My Eyes (Remastered)”
from Then Play On (Expanded Edition) [Remastered]
Rhino/Warner Bros. - 1969
The Pretty Things, “Singapore Silk Torpedo”
from Silk Torpedo (Remastered)
Repertoire Records - 1974
The Sweet, “Lady Starlight”
from Desolation Boulevard (New Extended Version)
Sony Music Catalog - 1974
The Herd, “Sunshine Cottage”
from The Herd: Paradise and Underworld, the Complete Collection
Cloud 9 Music - 1968
The Rolling Stones, “In Another Land”
from Their Satanic Majesties Request
ABKCO Music & Records, Inc. - 1967
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, “Country Girl: A. Whiskey Boot Hill / B. Down, Down, Down / C. "Country Girl" (I Think You're Pretty)”
from Déjà Vu
Rhino Atlantic
Gene Pembleton The British Breakfast June 1st, 2019
Posted In: Music, Music Shows
Tags: music, old time, RVA, UK music british breakfast rock, variety, WRIR