Anyway, happily chugging along by myself, feeling a bit like a DJ in the small hours. Back to 1971, who’s next. Who’s Next in fact. Townshend at the peak of his powers.

Free drinks and food for anyone kicking their way through the tumbleweed.

After months and months of effort, where my total has been teetering on 97, 98, 99, 98, 99, 98 and 99 (sabotaged by @brianN on at least one occasion) my ABO/Classics haul of trophies has finally reached 100. Out of 699 levels. I can say this now and allow myself to be shot…[Read more]

Bedlam in the Wordle World this week. First we had GAMUT which had some people frothing at the mouth and being extremely abusive because “it was a word they had never heard of and was therefore unfair”.  Oh you poor things! But far worse was CORER which sent the same sort of ignorant idiots into full-blown insane meltdown. Being the third hardest…[Read more]

Linking back to the first song and to the pianist. Some people rank this as his best ever song, from Madman Across The Water 1971.

Warming to my 1971 theme, Pink Floyd released Meddle, the first of their really stellar albums throughout the 70s. This track is a gem, IMO.

1481 attempts on 14-4, up to 105th.

I’m going to play songs from just one year, arguably the greatest ever year for music, 1971. Opening the case for the defence is this little hors d’oeuvres. Check out the piano player. Don’t worry, Steely Dan’s debut was 1972.

It’s on auto play @hunnybunny, Brian’s favourite. It may need a week or two at this rate. But I won’t be there, ha ha.

465 attempts on 14-4. 178th place. Could be a long haul.

Level 14-4, Version 1.6 of ABO is a 0-birder! On the case, @sweetp.

I won’t tell Brian. It’s between you and me. Only caught the second half of that programme, I need to go back and watch the first half if I can. I’m guessing there wasn’t any Fall that I missed.

One from my childhood.  Paxton a great songwriter.