Black and Blue
(Orion Publishing Group - 1997)
The title comes from the Rolling Stones much under-rated 1975 album, one of my
favourites, perversely enough!
Chapter One
I Can See Clearly Now - Marvin Gaye (surely a mistake here - Johnny Nash did
the original and Ray Charles did a cover, bizarrely enough, but not Mr Gaye - at
least not on an official release)
It's A Sin - Pet Shop Boys
(segue to:)
So What? - Miles Davis
Chapter Two
It's A Sin - Pet Shop Boys
(segue to:)
Fool To Cry - Rolling Stones
Chapter Three
Don't Look Back - Bob Dylan
Framed - Alex Harvey
(segue to:)
Living In The Past - Jethro Tull
Ave The Leopards - The Bathers
Chapter Ten
Meddle (LP) - Pink Floyd
Tubular Bells (LP) - Mike Oldfield
Chapter Eleven
Double Barrel - Dave and Ansel Collins
Rock Bottom - Robert Wyatt
Into The Fire - Deep Purple
Chapter Thirteen
God Only Knows - Beach Boys
More Trouble Every Day - Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention
Zero The Hero - Gong
Chapter Seventeen
Hi Ho Silver Lining - Jeff Beck
Connection - Montrose
In A Broken Dream - Python Lee Jackson
John, I'm Only Dancing - David Bowie
Mouldy Old Dough - Lieutenant Pigeon
Chapter Twenty
Dead End Street - The Kinks
Chapter Twenty Two
Exile On Main Street (LP) - Rolling Stones
Chapter Thirty
Puppy Love - Donny Osmond
(segue to:)
What Made Milwaukee Famous - Rod Stewart
Albatross - Fleetwood Mac
Chapter Thirty Four
Alright Now - Free
(segue to:)
Been Down So Long - The Doors
Other mentions:
Soundgarden
Crash Test Dummies
Neil Young
Pearl Jam
Steve Miller Band
Astral Weeks (LP) - Van Morrison
Let it Bleed (LP) - Rolling Stones
Freak Out (LP) - Frank Zappa & the Mothers of Invention
Velvet Underground 1st LP
Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (LP) - The Beatles
