Sad day for music and you Bill . But at least an artist leaves treasures behind https://x.com/birmingham_81/status/1785781114197418493?s=46&t=LEgTYaR_2YEWgeQD72chog

https://x.com/paulresearch/status/1778474030447669317?s=46&t=LEgTYaR_2YEWgeQD72chog

Just about to watch. Have you seen it Bill ?

https://recordstoreday.co.uk/record/Futurama%20(Stephen%20Tayler%20mix)(https://recordstoreday.co.uk/record/Futurama%20(Stephen%20Tayler%20mix))

Sounds pretty shitty news ... when are we going to chase these capitalist greedy b@stards out of our lives..??

https://www.ents24.com/uk/tour-dates/a-flock-of-seagulls

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-65155073

A 2023 vinyl edition Be Bop Deluxe's classic 1976 release, Sunburst Finish. Cut at Abbey Road Studios, this edition features the Stephen W Tayler mix and replicates the original LP artwork. Pre-order for April 28 release.

Gave a friend chance encounters in the garden of lights to have a listen. She wondered if you were using or experimenting with hallucinogenic like mushrooms etc while you were recording the album. ? I said I would ask you 👍Cheers

In the last month I have seen Bryan Ferry (77) John Cale (80) and Bob Dylan (81) So I fully expect that we will have a Nelsonica in 2023 with Bill still being a relative youngster lol. (I do appreciate Bill does have his health issues but I think it would be good for the whole Nelson community to have something to look forward to.)

in the last month I have seen Bryan Ferry (77) John Cale (80) and Bob Dylan (81) So I fully expect that we will have a Nelsonica in 2023 with Bill still being a relative youngster. (I do appreciate Bill does have his health issues but I think it would be good for the whole Nelson community in these dreadful evil right wing days to have something to look forward to.)

In 1965 at the age of 19, Mick Ronson’s music career nearly came to a premature end one Sunday night playing with the Crestas at the Duke of Cumberland pub in North Ferriby, a small village to the west of #Hull.......

Didn't notice this anywhere else ...so here we are : https://recordstoreday.com/SpecialRelease/14918

I see Robert Smith and Reeves Gabrels have each picked their 5 best guitar solos...Bill's Crying to the Sky makes the cut !!!

On another website they shared some old pictures of the Glasgow Apollo . many acts stated it was the best music venue they played .. just wondering if bill remembers his 3 be bop gigs there ? My main memory is the gibson guitar being placed in front of the red velvet curtains and it receiving a standing ovation!!!! and obviously another memory is the now legendary bottling off stage of john cooper clarke ."..lets call it a draw" !! Class but the two modern music gigs were amongst the best i have ever seen..