Telegraph Road
Discussion
Ah, pwiggy, but did you know Sultans of Swing was written after a gig at Rafters (now RockWorld)? And that 'Guitar George' is a personal friend of mine (if you count nodding terms as personal friend
).
And 'Telegraph Road' seems to be a homage to 'Tobacco Road' which is a blues standard.
I could go on and on and on and on............
). And 'Telegraph Road' seems to be a homage to 'Tobacco Road' which is a blues standard.
I could go on and on and on and on............
Slightly off topic here ....
Used to listen to Capital Radio for nigh on 15+ years ....
Switched over to Virgin Radio about 2 months ago now - and now I'm kicking myself for not doing it sooner.
The music they play is cool - mostly 60s/70s/80s AOR - in particular Sultans of Swing and Brothers in Arms.
Thoroughly recommended.
105.8FM or www.virginradio.co.uk/
K
Used to listen to Capital Radio for nigh on 15+ years ....
Switched over to Virgin Radio about 2 months ago now - and now I'm kicking myself for not doing it sooner.
The music they play is cool - mostly 60s/70s/80s AOR - in particular Sultans of Swing and Brothers in Arms.
Thoroughly recommended.
105.8FM or www.virginradio.co.uk/
K
I once upon a time said:
Top, top night.
What a musician (& his mates).
Telegraph Road - Possibly the best played song I've ever heard live.
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