supplied by Brandon Platt
Mark Rodrigues… Linda McCartney Ram?
Stephen Singleton… With a little help from Paul
Tony Court-holmes… got a lot of them
John Gale… Wow, thats quite a list… A classic year clearly
Mark Gilham…Rather sobering tbh
Peter Thomson… I remember at the time reflecting on how wonderfully timeless all my 1921 albums were.
Pete Prescott… I’ve got a good few of those. I still play them. I wonder long the list will be of today’s classic albums in 50 years and how they would compare. Obviously each generation has their own music but some of these are being listened to by young people today. Some wonderful albums. I’m glad I was lucky enough to have heard (and sometimes seen) them as a teenager.
Graham Sherrington… I have two CD’s in the car Marvin Gaye and Yes both bought in Woolworth’s in RYE.
Mick O’Dowd… I know it has always the older generation downing the music of the youth of the day throughout time but, when I listen to todays music, with only few exceptions, can I see REAL classics in the making. Too over produced so how can they recreate them live without miming? I know this practice has been going on for a great many years and we probably have seem “live” performances that weren’t.
Dave Nattress… Got over half of these on vinyl obviously and then a good few of them on cd’s also. 50 years – almost unbelievable but true. To have really started listening to the pop of the day in about 1963 when I was 10 lived through the rest of the 60’s, the pirate era, 70’s, punk, 80’s and indie, etc. etc. and been to many gigs, done a good few with local bands, and still music is so important- a charmed life indeed!!! A great period to have lived through.
Alan Pepper… Have still got about ten of these, but have seen twice as many slip through my hands in the past. What a great year though !
Earl Grey… “Linda” McCartney: Ram is a personal favourite. Who wrote this list?
Julie Findlay-jones…That’s just scary .
Patrick Lewis… I have 18 of them. Classic year
Colin Bell… The greatest albums of The Doors & The Who here, where did the time go?!
Got over half of these on vinyl obviously and then a good few of them on cd’s also. 50 years – almost unbelievable but true. To have really started listening to the pop of the day in about 1963 when I was 10 lived through the rest of the 60’s, the pirate era, 70’s, punk, 80’s and indie, etc. etc. and been to many gigs, done a good few with local bands, and still music is so important- a charmed life indeed!!! A great period to have lived through.
Have still got about ten of these, but have seen twice as many slip through my hands in the past. What a great year though !