Kevin Sutton 💙

Kicking off #ModGirlMonday with one of the originals and best ever to do it. P. P Arnold leading the Mu Mu Choir into KLF’s 3am Eternal Yes indeed @IPhillips79 @NewWaveAndPunk @FatOldAnarchist @lee0969

@SkyHelpTeam 1hr 40 mins, 3 agents, still no solution. My Sky Q fails every 2-3 days – pause/rewind broken, recordings fail overnight. 4 visits & 2 new boxes haven't fixed it. This is not the box, it's your installation. Sort this now.

@LightningPsych 👍

@kbasno7 Thank you so much mate 🙏😀

#Photography #MyPhoto #LandscapePhotography

@ColinSphoenix @darrengrimes Well said

@darrengrimes Retired cop here; why don’t you shut up/cease posting for attention, allow the Police to investigate this serious crime and refrain from divisive speculation.

Sorry, I’m a little lost here. Why would someone from South Yorkshire end up at a specific property in Dartmoor 270+ miles away by sheer coincidence? But they seem to tell us with absolute certainty that there’s no political motivation.

@gary302 First 3 that came into my head when I saw his comments. Mind-boggling.

Fucking hell. That's quite a leap. Bobby Charlton, Paul Gascoigne, Wayne Rooney and I'd run out of characters if I carried on.

@batcountry1980 Amazing - only when someone such as your good self posts the info does it hit home. It’s like going from playing village football to playing for a Prem side in less than 1 year. Staggering.

@kbasno7 Ridiculous, isn’t it? 11 months from that to that.

There’s many examples of the Beatles’ superhuman powers of progression, but my favourite is the eleven-month jump from recording Dizzy Miss Lizzy to Tomorrow Never Knows. In May 1965, they step in the studio and straight into a sweaty, old-school rock ‘n’ roll cover, tearing through it like they’re rocking a lunchtime gig at the Cavern. Less than a year later, they head in Abbey Road and start laying down the sound of seagulls and Leslie speakers, thunderous drums and tape loops, hypnotic incantations and the Tibetan Book of the Dead. It’s avant-garde pop with no real precedent. None of their peers were imagining music could be like this let alone attempting it. What makes it truly insane is everything that happened in those 11 months. It wasn’t a period of self reflection and a bit of quality me time. Instead, they played three major tours. They’re circling round Europe, they shoot up and down the UK, they zig-zag America. The legendary Shea Stadium gig is during this tour. And then there’s the small matter of writing, recording, and releasing Rubber Soul along with its standalone double A-side single. Think about this. If the leap was Dizzy Miss Lizzy to Rubber Soul in 11 months, with all that touring on top, it’d still be incredible. Rubber Soul is a titanic artistic leap. But they did all of that: the touring, the evolution, the masterpiece album, the pop perfection of the standalone single, and then walked into Abbey Road for the first Revolver session, and John goes, “I’ve got this idea…” and work begins on one of the most revolutionary tracks in pop history. It’s preposterous. Less than a year earlier, straight-ahead 50’s rock ‘n’ roll still suits them. Now they have (temporarily) evolved far beyond it, sonic pioneers voyaging into the unknown. And the best of it is, I can say all this, and someone else can go “aye, but my favourite example is…” and pull out something else equally mind-blowing. That’s really what sets them apart. It’s like when we call Muhammad Ali ‘The Greatest’. He’s not got one signature victory on his record. He has a murderer’s row of epic wins against elite opponents. The Beatles are the same. It’s incredible feat after incredible feat. The “how did they do that?” moments stack up and up. Thats why they, too, are The Greatest.

@kennylanglea @FatOldAnarchist It was some line up - music still holds up today. Different topic - who’ll replace Clarke?

@kbasno7 @FatOldAnarchist Good morning Kevin. Wow ! I love stories like that 😀 What a line up of talent.

This day in 1969, Led Zeppelin,Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac,The Nice, John Mayall's Bluesbreakers,Ten Years After,Taste and Chicken Shack all appeared at The Bath Festival of Blues in England, with compere DJ John Peel. 7,000 tickets were issued but 30,000 turned up #LedZeppelin

@BeatlesEarth Old Brown Shoe

What's your favorite deep cut from The Beatles? 🤔⬇️

Len Barry 1-2-3 Altogether now, ……. “I've never known a girl like you before” Brilliant @EdwynCollins @NewWaveAndPunk @FatOldAnarchist @Schnitzel63 @lee0969 @GCPunkNewWave

The day after they began writing ‘She Loves You’ in a Newcastle hotel room, John Lennon and Paul McCartney finished the song in the dining room of Paul’s family home at 20 Forthlin Road, Liverpool. It would become the biggest selling single of the 60’s in the UK #Beatles

New Entry, 60 years ago today; “Paperback Writer” - The Beatles No2 in the U.K. Sinatra at no1, with Mamas and Papas, Merseys, Percy Sledge, The Stones, Animals, Troggs and Yardbirds in the top 10. #ModMonday @NewWaveAndPunk @FatOldAnarchist @CrowleyOnAir @roomforravers

@kennylanglea With due modesty on my part, I consider the 2 of us to be men of excellent taste. Absolutely one of the great bands 👌

@kbasno7 Good morning Kevin. What an album! One of THE great bands. Love em.

The number one album in the UK this week in 1968 was Ogden’s Nut Gone Flake by The Small Faces. Also in the top40 were We’re Only In It For The Money by The Mothers Of Invention, Boogie With Canned Heat, Scott2 by Scott Walker and The Dock Of The Bay by Otis Redding #memories

🎶 Cor blimey, hallo missus Jones, hows your Berts lumbago?🎶 #SmallFaces

@BPete1970 @JRonnyJohnsen Looks no older now than when he was playing 👌

Happy birthday to the lovely guy @JRonnyJohnsen

Morning all, grey & very very wet out there in the republic of non stop rain today. Here’s a great song for your day. youtu.be/PSyL-TrD_2g?si…

What’s on your Turntable? I’m happy just to be with you. #smallfacessaturday #smallfaces