Sure looks like her, but couldn't be certain. She was an older woman...but only by about 8/9 years. I was rather partial myself in those days...but she didn't come calling....fickle female....my fingers were not golden enough ! Some great versions of "Spoonful" you posted...here's another. Bruce Snr & Bruce jnr both accompanied on Leslie West's version at one time or another - just like our family act at City ! Leslie West was an act to behold (" Mountain" & "Bruce, West & Laing") - saw him about 3/4 years ago in a local Toronto club. He may have lost half a leg to diabetes, but he hasn't lost his ability to hold an audience with his brilliant guitar playing. [video=youtube;OnN1TzZAtYQ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnN1TzZAtYQ[/video]
Best cover of "All along the watchtower" 1 Richie havens 2 If you like PROGRESSIVE ROCK / JAZZ ROCK by Affinity 1970 with Lynton Naiff on the Hammond.
I must include this one - with a youthful Ronno in the front: [video=youtube;Y5u7oYaSDfo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5u7oYaSDfo[/video]
I don't recall The Rats, must have surfaced after I emigrated to Leeds in '65 A Hull band - must have done the local scene back 'ome in Hull mainly. That clip you put up does mention the Hullabaloos, who I do remember mainly for their covers of Buddy Holly stuff. BH & the Crickets I would say were my favourite ever band, still are, god rest their souls - certainly gave me my love of music. I must try to track down some of the Hullabaloos vinyl when I'm next back home. Thanks for the memory jog Stan: [video=youtube;g3RK_1vYt9w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g3RK_1vYt9w[/video] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hullaballoos
The Master........ [video=youtube;hRu7Pt42x6Y]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRu7Pt42x6Y[/video] The Master & his apprentice...... [video=youtube;95kCv10duFw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95kCv10duFw[/video]
