YOU ARE HERE AND WARM
BUT I COULD LOOK AWAY
AND YOU'D BE GONE
Saturday, March 7, 2026
Friday, March 6, 2026
David Bowie : The World of David Bowie
LOCK AWAY YOUR CHILDHOOD
AND THROW AWAY THE KEY
NOW STREETS AND CITY SIGHTS
WILL BURN YOUR EYES AS COALS
WE SHALL DRINK THE OLDEST WINE
VELVET SKIES WILL LINGER
CHILD, YOU'RE A WOMAN
AND YOUR HEART
AND SOUL ARE FREE
Rod Stewart :Downtown Train: Selections From The Storyteller Anthology
THE DOWNTOWN TRAIN
IS FULL OF THEM
BROOKLYN GIRLS
THEY TRY SO HARD TO
BREAK OUT OF
THEIR LITTLE WORLDS
Johnny Cougar : A Biography
SOME GIRL,
WHO'LL THRILL ME
THEN GO AWAY
I NEED A LOVER
THAT WON'T DRIVE ME CRAZY
SOME GIRL, THAT KNOWS AH-
HEY HIT THE HIGHWAY !
David Gilmour : Greatest Hits
David Jon Gilmour
(Born March,6th 1946)
is an English guitarist,
singer and songwriter
who is a member
of the rock band
Pink Floyd.
He joined in 1967,
shortly before the departure
of the founder member
Syd Barrett.
By the early 1980s,
Pink Floyd
had become one of the
highest-selling
and most
acclaimed acts
in music history.
Following the departure of
Roger Waters
in 1985,
Pink Floyd
continued under
Gilmour's leadership
and released
the studio albums
A Momentary Lapse of Reason
(1987),
The Division Bell
(1994)
and
The Endless River
(2014).
Gilmour has released
five solo studio albums:
David Gilmour
(1978),
About Face
(1984),
On an Island
(2006),
Rattle That Lock
(2015)
and
Luck and Strange
(2024).
He has achieved
three number-one
solo albums
on the
UK Albums Chart,
and six
with Pink Floyd.
He produced
two albums
by
the Dream Academy,
and is credited
for bringing the
singer-songwriter
Kate Bush
to public attention,
paying for her
early recordings
and helping her
find a
record contract.
As a member of
Pink Floyd,
Gilmour was
inducted into
the US
Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame
in 1996,
and the
UK
Music Hall of Fame
in 2005.
In 2003,
Gilmour was made a
Commander of the Order
of the British Empire
(CBE).
He received the award for
Outstanding Contribution
at the
2008 Q Awards.
In 2023,
Rolling Stone
named him
the 28th
Greatest guitarist.
Bob Dylan : Unreleased Recordings : 1969-1975
LOVE IS ALL THERE IS,
IT MAKES THE WORLD GO 'ROUND
LOVE AND ONLY LOVE
IT CAN'T BE DENIED
NO MATTER WHAT YOU
THINK ABOUT IT
YOU JUST WON'T BE ABLE
TO DO WITHOUT IT
TAKE A TIP FROM ONE
WHO'S TRIED
The Rolling Stones : Stone Age
DON'T WAIT TOO LONG
WHEN THINGS GO WRONG
I'LL BE THERE, RIGHT THERE
WHERE I BELONG
Thursday, March 5, 2026
The Kinks : Kinda Kinks (The Complete Deluxe Edition)
WELL,
LIVED MY LIFE
AND NEVER STOPPED TO WORRY
'BOUT A THING
OPENED UP AND SHOUTED OUT
AND NEVER TRIED TO SING
Badger (UK) : White Lady
IT'S SO HARD
TO SAY NO,
IT'S SO HARD
TO SAY NO..
IT'S SO HARD
TO SAY NO
TO THE WHITE LADY
Eric Burdon & the Animals : Eric is Here
GIRL HAVE YOU
EVER BEEN HUNGRY
SO HUNGRY THAT
YOU HAVE NO PRIDE
WELL I'VE GOT
THAT FEELING
THAT BITING GNAWING
DEEP INSIDE
The Faces : Inglewood, CA 03/05/75
19 YEARS OLD
AND AS SWEET
AS SHE COULD BE
ALL DRESSED UP
LIKE A DOWNTOWN
CHRISTMAS TREE
Jimi Hendrix : The Cry of Love Sessions
ANGEL CAME DOWN
FROM HEAVEN YESTERDAY
SHE STAYED WITH ME
JUST AS LONG ENOUGH
TO RESCUE ME
Andy Gibb : 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection - The Best Of Andy Gibb
Andrew Roy Gibb
(March 5th 1958 – March 10th 1988)
was an
English singer and musician.
He rose to international fame
in the late 1970s
as a
teen idol
and
pop star.
The younger brother of
Barry, Robin, and
Maurice Gibb
of
the Bee Gees,
Gibb achieved
major success
in close collaboration
with his brothers.
He was the
first solo artist
to have his
first three singles
reach number one
on the
US Billboard Hot 100.
Born in England
and raised
in Australia,
Gibb began
performing professionally
in his teens
before moving to
the United States,
where he signed with
RSO Records.
His debut album,
Flowing Rivers
(1977),
produced three
US number-one singles:
"I Just Want to Be Your Everything,"
"(Love Is) Thicker Than Water,"
and
"Shadow Dancing,"
the last of which
also topped charts
internationally
and became his
signature song.
His subsequent albums,
Shadow Dancing
(1978)
and
After Dark
(1980),
further cemented
his popularity.
In the early 1980s,
Gibb expanded into
theater and television,
starring in productions of
The Pirates of Penzance
(1981)
and
Joseph and the Amazing
Technicolor Dreamcoat
(1982),
and co-hosting
the music show
Solid Gold
(1981–82).
However,
his career was disrupted
by substance abuse
and depression,
leading to declining
commercial success.
In 1988,
just days after his
30th birthday,
Gibb died
from myocarditis,
exacerbated by
years of drug use.
Tuesday, March 3, 2026
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Monday, March 2, 2026
The Velvet Underground : The Velvet Underground & Nico
I DON'T KNOW WHERE
I'M GOING
BUT I'M GONNA TRY
FOR THE KINGDOM
IF I CAN..
Rory Gallagher : Big Guns: The Very Best Of Rory Gallagher
William Rory Gallagher
(March 2nd 1948 – June 14th 1995)
was an
Irish musician,
singer, and songwriter.
Regarded as
"Ireland's first rock star",
he is known for his
virtuosic style of
guitar playing
and
live performances.
He has sometimes
been referred to as
"the greatest guitarist
you've never heard of".
Gallagher gained
international recognition
in the late 1960s
as the frontman
and lead guitarist
of the blues rock
power trio
Taste.
Following the band's
break-up in 1970,
he launched a
solo career
and was voted
Guitarist of the Year
by Melody Maker
magazine
in 1972.
Gallagher played over
2,000 concerts
worldwide throughout
his career,
including many in
Northern Ireland
during the Troubles.
He had global
record sales
exceeding
30 million.
During the 1980s,
Gallagher continued to tour
and record new music,
but his
popularity declined
due to shifting trends
in the music industry.
His health also
began to deteriorate,
resulting in a
liver transplant
in March 1995
at King's College Hospital
in London.
Following the operation,
he contracted a
staphylococcal infection
(MRSA)
and died
three months later
at the age of 47.
Gallagher has been
commemorated posthumously
with statues in
Ballyshannon and Belfast,
and public spaces
renamed in his memory
in Dublin,
Cork,
and Paris.
He has been commemorated
on an An Post set
of postage stamps
and a
Central Bank
of Ireland
commemorative coin.
Since 2002,
the Rory Gallagher
International
Tribute Festival
has been held
annually in
Ballyshannon.
A number of musicians
in the world of
rock and blues
cite Gallagher
as an influence,
both for his
musicianship and character,
including
Brian May
(Queen),
Johnny Marr
(the Smiths),
Slash
(Guns N' Roses),
the Edge
(U2),
Glenn Tipton
(Judas Priest),
Janick Gers
(Iron Maiden),
Vivian Campbell
(Def Leppard),
Joan Armatrading,
Gary Moore,
and
Joe Bonamassa
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William Rory Gallagher ( March 2nd 1948 – June 14th 1995) was an Irish musician, singer, and songwriter. Regarded as "Ireland...
