[Les Strat]

Dire Straits' 1979 album 'Communique'

I bought Dire Straits' first album when it came out in 1978 and loved the band.
Saw them live in about '79 and also in '82.
After Brothers in Arms came out, despite its huge success, Dire Straits became very 'uncool' in the UK.
I haven't listened to the band for a very long time, but recently revisited the first album and now this one.
I had forgotten just how good this one is.
The whole of what was 'side one' on vinyl, is brilliant:
'Once Upon a Time in the West'
'News'
'Where Do You Think You're Going?'
'Communiqué'

This is probably my favourite:

 

[DLeeWebb]

 

[fourrobert13]

R.I.P. Mike Howe.

 

[Ableza]

 

[ArChaos]

 

[FYFL]

Futha by Heilung back in stock a day or so ago. From only 300 pressed there is less than 50 left so if you’re interested….. here

 

[GlenAppleton]

Stevie Ray Vaughan - Tin Pan Ally

 

[alexandros a]

A great singer - songwriter..................
Starting composing at the age of 8....
Magic all over the place here.... For those who have the ears and heart to hear...............

Happy listenings out there.......................

 

[actorlife]

A great singer - songwriter..................
Starting composing at the age of 8....
Magic all over the place here.... For those who have the ears and heart to hear...............

Happy listenings out there.......................

The New fiona apple! I bet she is a Fiona fan. Thanks for posting.

 

[RCBinTN]

Two old friends ... both the artists and these albums. John Prine was a great
and humorous songwriter. Sam Bush is the "Mother of Bluegrass" as proclaimed
by Bill Monroe himself. Both of 'em are slanted a tad bit sideways. As stated by
the all-knowing @Baldr, John Prine was a success because he didn't take
himself too seriously.



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Gas Coombes-The Worlds Strongest Man

 

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