ECLECTIQUE: 09.01.10

The Sheik ignored Sydney Festival’s  requests to put back his return to the mic for another week “cause it’s my mums birthday next week, and she’s not getting any younger” and while it seems the battle for attention may have tipped slightly in favour of Al Green, there was no question that certain people at the domain had “trannies to the ear” and were keen on listening to 35 tracks of music that “started somewhere, then went somewhere else”.  So it’s a “Happy New Year” to you all, and a ‘Happy Birthday Mum”.

Little Feat- ‘Willin’

Leo Kottke- ‘Pamela Brown’

The Ferrets- ‘Don’t Fall in Live’

Jack Blanchard- ‘Tennessee Birdwalk’

Mickey Gulley- ‘Orange Blossom Hoedown Special’

Charles Fox- ‘Dora Lee’s Fantasy’

Chaka Khan- ‘Ain’t Nobody’

The Kimico Band- ‘Shaft’

Player- ‘Every Which Way’

Exile- ‘Ain’t got no Time’

Greg Kihn Band- ‘Can’t Have the Highs’

Dion- ‘The Wanderer’

The Sensational Alex Harvey Band- ‘Anthem’

Pete Townshend- ‘Let my Love Open the Door’

The Runners- ‘Sure Fire Thing’

Chosen Few- ‘Get it Right’

Eddie Money- ‘Nobody’

Jimmy Cliff- ‘Synthetic World’

Rolling Stones- ‘Ain’t too Proud to Beg’

Bill Wyman- ‘Je Suis Un Rock Star’  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYHZUlf_z6o&feature=related

Non Stop Dancers- ‘Dancing’

The Call- ‘Tore the Old Place Down’

Prince Charles- ‘Cash (Cash Money)’

Silver Convention- ‘I Like It’

OMD- ‘Telegraph’

Jo Jo Zep- ‘Only the Lonely Hearted’

Gordon Langford- ‘Music to Watch Girls go by’

The Chi Lites- ‘It’s Time for Love’

Mystic Moods Orchestra- ‘Rain’

Earl Grant- ‘My Foolish Heart’

Bruce Springsteen- “New York City Serenade’