Jimmy Page...... 1957!

aubs1

Wow, from this .........

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To this .......... awesome ........

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vic

Very interesting...I enjoyed it, especially the early vid. Pity there's no material of when we were staring out Aubs...? ? Listen to that Bass player at the back...he plays most notes on the dot hey ! Lovely.

aubs1

Vic wrote:
Very interesting...I enjoyed it, especially the early vid. Pity there's no material of when we were staring out Aubs...? ? Listen to that Bass player at the back...he plays most notes on the dot hey ! Lovely.

Yep, rather interesting Vic. I knew that bass would grab your attention ....... ?

Bob-Dubery

The sixties began in the summer of 1956, ended in October of 1973 and peaked just before dawn on 1 July 1967

Joe Boyd. White Bicycles: Making music in the 1960s

So that fits in fairly well with the time span that Aubs presents us with. The thing about that time was that everything moved and changed so rapidly. Look at the Beatles in 1963 and then in 1967 and then in 1969. The Incredible String Band even looked vaguely conventional and working class at one point. People playing in jug bands in '62 and '63 were plugging in, turning on and flying the freak flag just 2 or 3 years later. It's what made that era so special, that sense that everything was explorable and that there was plenty of unknown territory over the rapidly approaching horizon.

vic

X-rated Bob wrote:
The sixties began in the summer of 1956, ended in October of 1973 and peaked just before dawn on 1 July 1967
Joe Boyd. White Bicycles: Making music in the 1960s

So that fits in fairly well with the time span that Aubs presents us with. The thing about that time was that everything moved and changed so rapidly. Look at the Beatles in 1963 and then in 1967 and then in 1969. The Incredible String Band even looked vaguely conventional and working class at one point. People playing in jug bands in '62 and '63 were plugging in, turning on and flying the freak flag just 2 or 3 years later. It's what made that era so special, that sense that everything was explorable and that there was plenty of unknown territory over the rapidly approaching horizon.

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so true