Danny Baker

An FA Cup Final that will live in the memory for years. Well, not years - possibly months. Maybe weeks. Days. Actually, what were we talking about? #FACup

OTD 16MAY1963 The #Beatles appeared live on the BBC TV children’s show ‘Pops And Lenny’ at Television Theatre in London. #TheBeatles performed ‘From Me To You’ and ‘Please Please Me’. At the end of the show they joined host Terry Hall and his glove puppet Lenny The Lion.

@jamesbryant73 The first, The best. The originals.

@prodnose Months, and they didn’t look as good, and they didn’t have John Lydon.

Ramones, 1974. Years before the Sex Pistols "started" punk rock.

On this day in 1970, Edwin Starr recorded “War”

Remembering FRED WILLARD — who left us 6yrs ago today, aged 86. A MIGHTY WIND (2003)

Can you imagine being a Millwall player, on the third day of your holiday, hearing, "Well, they might want you and Middlesbrough to play off, so don't have too much to drink".

Millwall fans. The Surrey Canal Road when it was the Surrey Canal.

Make a band edible I'll start: Fleetwood Mac & Cheese

@bbc5live is still putting out daft trails - mixed so it sounds as if presenters are talking from an old phone box on the other side of the world - a good 10 years after @prodnose ,much missed on this station, pointed out how duff they are

Clarence Carter has died, aged 90. Made some absolutely magnificent records. youtube.com/watch?v=JECV3R…

an artist impression of an extra terrestrial being .....

Its Smoke On The Water. Even if you don't like Smoke On The Water, it's Smoke On The Water. Its the reason guitar shops have a sign up saying, "No Playing Smoke On The Water".

Hootie & The Blowfish🎩🪄 Only Wanna Be With You (Farm Aid 1985) Happy 60th Birthday to Darius Rucker, born May 13th, 1966 🎂🎂🎂 From Hootie’s massive ’90s run to a huge country solo career, one of the most recognizable voices in music #DariusRucker

Heart, the band that has the best covers of Led Zeppelin, covering 'Black Dog' live at Alive in Seattle, in 2003. Here's a little bit information about this incredible song of Led Zeppelin. “It was tricky to play,” Jimmy Page once said of “Black Dog,” foreshadowing the frustration of so many classic-rock bar bands. The song opens Led Zeppelin’s untitled fourth LP with a hard-rock whiplash, constructed around a knotty, deceptively complex riff written by bassist John Paul Jones. It remains one of the band’s signature cuts, a true showcase for each member — but it took a Herculean effort to piece together that puzzle. “I wanted to try an electric blues with a rolling bass part. But it couldn’t be too simple,” Jones later recalled to journalist and filmmaker Cameron Crowe. “I wanted it to turn back on itself. I showed it to the guys, and we fell into it.” But the shifting time signatures were tough to pin down — especially, as Page told SiriusXM in 2014, “the bit where it goes into sort of triplets in one part and overlaps.” Drummer John Bonham had the toughest job: figuring out how to lay down a solid groove amid such musical trickery. “We struggled with the turnaround,” Jones added, “until Bonham figured out that you just four-time as if there’s no turnaround. That was the secret.” Credits for background information: Thank you for the awesome website. @UltClassicRock

@DayTripper_RC @loupepper @thetreehousepod OH!!!!!

@loupepper @prodnose @thetreehousepod Plate spinning you say? This is my great uncle Jim, spinning crockery for fun for whatever reason?

This was such a terrible, lazy song. No wonder they broke up not long after. Truth is they sound so dreadfully corny these days. So much from the 70s is now way more interesting.

@Venom_MFC Oh right. So we did have an out and out striker who scored more than anyone else this season. Right. Our goal difference shows that eh?

Someone’s talking bollocks again #Millwall

In exactly one calendar month the World Cup will be here and USA will be playing Paraguay, Qatar will be facing Switzerland and lastly Brazil will be against Morocco. The Tournament will be just a few days in. AND I WILL BE ALL OVER IT.

@AlbionSalter OH! Of course!

If Millwall had had a centre forward, a proper striker, this season even Coventry would be looking up our arse. Cross after cross after cross. Oh for a Len Julians, a Teddy, a Cass, a Neil Harris.