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A personal favourite song using my personal 'home' photos. Lyrics can be found on the new HD video on the Splinter playlist. From 1975 and their 2nd Dark Horse label album 'Harder To Live' is by North East of England duo Splinter. Co-produced by (ex Beatle) George Harrison and Tom Scott. Vocals and writers Bill Elliott and Bob Purvis, with Chris Spedding, Waddy Wachtel, John Taylor, Bill Nuttycombe, Bill Dickenson, Earl Palmer and Ralph McDonald. Other highlights from the album include 'Lonely Man' 'After Five Years' Berkeley House Hotel' 'Half Way There' and 'Sixty Miles Too Far'. These tracks helped form their 2nd of 3 UK albums. Distrubuted by A&M for Dark Horse records SP-22006. Their first album 'The Place I Love' featured George Harrison on guitar and their only top twenty hit of 1974 in 'Costafine Town'. The slideshow here features some of my near to HOME themed photos 2002-2009, including one of Little Ginge the stray cat, still trying to find his Which Way Home. In the meantime, we will keep feeding him with love and affection. Hoping to upload more Splinter tracks to this PLAYLIST (Al and Bill please note) :-
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLw9iVsaC3lWC0EC4C1yagkpjIL-4lXsK1
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10 years ago
Stage Parades
I know the guys have not given up hope that will happen. It's just good that now most of their work can be found here on You Tube, albeit vinyl copies. Pleased to hear you are a fan.10 years ago
zibbyzubb
Why oh why hasn't a record label remastered and reissued the Splinter album catalog on CD?11 years ago
02ctw
This is a song I remember from the winter of 75, always liked it and found it on here all these years later, good memories indeed.11 years ago
Paul O'Reilly
Are songs allowed to be as nice as this?11 years ago
Stage Parades
I bet it was Al, you lucky fella. Best wishes to you too, Steve.11 years ago
Al Bainbridge
Steve, Bill sung this to me and a few friends (well some of it) some time ago. It was a privilege to listen. How I wish I could sing like that! It's great to see these comments. It really is! All the best, Al11 years ago
Al Bainbridge
The reason is you appreciate great music. Music which has a meaning. A great song sung wonderfully by two great singers.11 years ago
Stage Parades
The words and voices are so moving, not surprised. The best ever Splinter song in my book. Thanks for the comment Paul, now play something FASTER ok !11 years ago
Paul O'Reilly
Don't know why, but I'm in tears.11 years ago
Doug Brooker
Nice to see that this was also George's favorite. Still listen to Splinter - and have this song on quite a few playlists. Hard to believe this song is now over 35 years old - still touches me everytime I hear it.11 years ago
boing93
Beautiful song11 years ago
Al Bainbridge
Bill Elliott is a friend of mine and agrees with you. Bill says that this was Georges favourite. It's mine too. Al12 years ago
Stage Parades
@john111257 - Thank you John, appreciated. :-)12 years ago
John Robertson
better than costafine town..shame no chart action..great up13 years ago
Stage Parades
@albainbridge1 - Al, always been my favourite too, yes the photos probably would be more suited to Newcastle, but for me the sense of a need of belonging somewhere like HOME sums up the lyrics. Thanks.13 years ago
Al Bainbridge
Still a great song, George Harrisons favourite I'm told and super pics (as usual) showing total affinity with the lyrics. Love it! @safeway5614 years ago
Stage Parades
Thanks kind sir, totally agree with the more bands like them on here. All the best, SteveVideos Relacionados
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