The FCF Musical Advent Calendar 2020

[Hell Razor5543]

How about some Marilion?



And some Moody Blues

[bobins]

Good morning. This is your alarm call.

Ministry - Jesus Built My Hotrod



Motörhead - Ace Of Spades

[NewcastleFalcon]

Well I wonder if Mike Oldfield is going to make an appearance, he already has on the bass on Kevin Ayers little ditty on the K's. First album I ever bought Tubular Bells, but he did play most if not all of it himself. So I'll leave that for others to risk the yellow card.

So I'll just slap Marmalade up seeing as its breakfast time, and probably much to the chagrin of the assembled throng this is 1970's vintage but a decent "rocker".



Regards Neil

[myglaren]

Mike and The Mechanics
The Living Years

[myglaren]

Muse
Knights of Cydonia

[myglaren]

Mudhoney
Sickness


Title is very apt. More shouting and screaming.

[Paul-R]

I am happy with Chapter 3 and Earth Band being different groups so no repetition has occurred. However the informal chapters 1 and 2 I am treating as the same band...

That's exactly the way I see it.

There is still a touring band called The Manfreds which doesn't feature Manfred Mann. It always has Paul Jones as lead singer but sometimes Mike D'Abo joins the tour as co-lead singer to sing the songs that he originally fronted. Interestingly, when Mike D'Abo is not there the band do not do any of the chapter 2 songs.

Anyway, here's another spin-off from Manfred Mann. McGuinness Flint - Malt & Barley Blues

[Paul-R]

Here's a perfect piece of pop music. Robin Scott's vanity project M with Pop Muzik.

[mickthemaverick]

I can't believe we've hit the mid twenties by 11.00am and no sign of Madness yet!! So to put that right:

[Paul-R]

The Merseybeats (with help from Dusty Springfield) - Wishin' and hopin'

[Paul-R]

The Merseybeats later split up and Tony Crane and Billy Kingsley formed The Merseys. Just one hit record - Sorrow (itself a cover version and later covered by David Bowie),

[Paul-R]

I have to go out soon. I'll see how many on my list have been stolen by others when I get back - in the meantime here's The Move with the first record ever played on the then new Radio 1 - Flowers in the Rain.

[mickthemaverick]

Time for some family stuff - The Mamas and Papas:

[mickthemaverick]

This is a little different from The Moldy Peaches!

[admiral51]

Men Without Hats