Mott The Hoople

..Paradiso too.

Remember Gong? Euro youth loved to trip to their music. These days the collection is a sea of Jazz and classical with a new wave and a dozen way-back-when recordings. Some call it maturing, I call it the wrinkling age.

Martykl, glad to see someone else here who's into Alejandro Escovedo. Saw him for the "Real Animal" tour in Ft. Lauderdale and bought the vinyl at the show. He did "Young Dudes" for the encore. His new one "Street Songs of Love" just came out. I checked with Music Direct yesterday and they don't have it yet. Can't wait.

As for "All The Young Dudes," please don't forget Bowie . . . after all . . .

Bowie and Lou Reed were major influences on Escovedo.

Ncarv,

Thanks for the heads up on the new Escovedo record.

Marty

New Escovedo produced by Tony Visconti (Bowie) with guest shots by Ian Hunter (Mott The Hoople) & Springsteen.

http://leisureblogs.chicagotribune.com/turn_it_up/2010/06/album-review-alejandro-escovedo-street-songs-of-love.html