Robert Wyatt is a musical genius. Whether as a drummer, songwriter, vocalist, keyboard player. He is unequalled. Thank you Robert and wherever you may be John, thank you for your tireless support of remarkable music. Much love. Thank you so much for the post!
Je pense que l’album Rock Bottom de Robert Wyatt (1974) est un chef d’oeuvre absolu, sans doute le meilleur album de rock progressif de tous les temps (si on peut le ranger dans cette catégorie car c’est un ovni…)
Dear FruiTT, you have uploaded an amazing archive. Having spent about an hour just scrolling down a list of what's here, trying to remember the increasing number of ones I want to listen to .... Not sure if I've found a gold mine or a quicksand!! So far every one I've sampled has also been astonishing quality, can't believe they're "off-air". presumably an offshoot of the Strange Fruit project to commercially release Peel sessions? I found you as a result of reading Ken Garner's "The Peel Sessions" and searching for memories. Despite your enormity, I have some similar era/genre BBC live sessions that you don't have listed. (Yet?) I used to regularly record the Paris and Hippodrome "In Concert"s - if I've still got an open reel that works, and the oxide hasn't fallen off of the tapes!
Robert Wyatt is a musical genius. Whether as a drummer, songwriter, vocalist, keyboard player. He is unequalled. Thank you Robert and wherever you may be John, thank you for your tireless support of remarkable music. Much love. Thank you so much for the post!
Genius, indeed!
Amazing tracks by Beaufiful Robert.
Je pense que l’album Rock Bottom de Robert Wyatt (1974) est un chef d’oeuvre absolu, sans doute le meilleur album de rock progressif de tous les temps (si on peut le ranger dans cette catégorie car c’est un ovni…)
*SETLIST:*
0:00 Alifib
3:13 I'm A Believer
6:54 Sea Song
15:03 Soup Song
Bob Wyatt for ever in heart
brilliant!
Love Robert!!
Sea Song, what a version
nice medley!
Dear FruiTT, you have uploaded an amazing archive. Having spent about an hour just scrolling down a list of what's here, trying to remember the increasing number of ones I want to listen to .... Not sure if I've found a gold mine or a quicksand!!
So far every one I've sampled has also been astonishing quality, can't believe they're "off-air". presumably an offshoot of the Strange Fruit project to commercially release Peel sessions?
I found you as a result of reading Ken Garner's "The Peel Sessions" and searching for memories.
Despite your enormity, I have some similar era/genre BBC live sessions that you don't have listed. (Yet?) I used to regularly record the Paris and Hippodrome "In Concert"s - if I've still got an open reel that works, and the oxide hasn't fallen off of the tapes!