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What are you listening to right now #55

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Inspired by the Vanilla Fudge track on the above Tarantino soundtrack, I fancied some bluesy rock stuff so have thrown on Fleetwood Macs greatest hits (proper Mac, not the 70s abomination).

Lovely.
 
mikechadwick said:
Just playing the 33rpm MM of True Blue. Sounding mighty fine.
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I have that one as well, but in MM 2x 45. I sure both are excellent. I resisted buying any of these 45 rpm's at first because of the convenience of 33 rpm's, but I had the opertunity to acquire a quite number of them (nearly all still sealed) at a good price and now I am a convert. Unfortunately I don't think I will be buying any more unless I can find another good buy as the present price from MUsic Matters together with the shiping and import duty is much to high for me.
 
foxwelljsly said:
That album is still revealing stuff to me after over 30 years. I mean, what is 'Master of Sparks' actually about?
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Billy:
There was a drummer from Houston who I grew up with and his nickname was R&B junior. He came from a family that had a sizeable ranch, and on the ranch was a gent that had a particular talent for welding, whom we persuaded to construct a steel ball with a door in it. We added an old aircraft seat that we had discovered complete with harness. We thought that riding inside this steel cage off the back of a pickup would be not only fun but colourful as well. A ball of steel at 60 mph was, like , the 4 th of July. It was raucous, jolting fun and disturbing at the same time.
We abandoned the spark ball as it become known, after an unsuccessful ride spun off the road, taking down about a hundred yards of fence. Someone later laid claim to it, hung it from a tree and used it has a hunting blind.

Frank:
You can believe that story or not.

Dusty:
I rolled a car once, but that's about all.

Master of sparks of the Menu in Chrome, smoke & BBQ
 
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