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Marc Kloosterman

I wonder what the drummer is playing. Whatever it is, it's not this song :)

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Didier Grodent

Listen well.THE BARCLAY JAMES HAERVEST

Kim Senior

A clever use of Beatles Title's.Must go gotta catch the One After 909 to Get Back home, beats The Long And Winding Road if I miss it and have to walk, I wouldn't miss it For No One. I hurt my leg you see but It's Getting better; when it does I'll walk down Penny Lane through Strawberry Fields and Something tells me I will Come Together, With A Little Help From My Friends, with my Girl, Julia.Let It Be said The Beatles created a Revolution in music. ;-)

Jonathan Edwards

Does anyone like the Beatles?

Apit Chongudomsombut

A happy birthday to :John Lees (1947) : English musician who founded the rock band Barclay James Harvest.Educated at Robin Hill Secondary Modern and Breeze Hill School, Lees had no formal musical education, but took up playing the guitar when he was fourteen. Lees went on to study at Oldham School Of Art, where he met Stuart 'Woolly' Wolstenholme in 1964. They played together in The Sorcerers, playing Eddie Cochran-style rock and roll, and in The Blues Keepers, before forming Barclay James Harvest in 1967. He recorded a solo album, A Major Fancy, in 1972, but the release of this was tied up when the band changed record label. It was not released until 1977. He also recorded a solo single for Polydor in 1974, a cover of The Eagles track "Best of My Love". In 1998, musical differences saw the members of Barclay James Harvest agree to take a sabbatical. Lees again met up with Wolstenholme and formed Barclay James Harvest Through The Eyes of John Lees, and this band became John Lees' Barclay James Harvest.Lees worked as a Music Technician at Crompton House Church of England High School, involved with the production of the GCSE and A Level students' Music and Music Technology coursework from 2006 until 2012, when he retired. He was often involved in musical productions. Lees also enjoys reading, his favourite books being Graham Greene’s "A Burnt Out Case", science fiction novels (especially those of Ray Bradbury) and poetry. His hobbies include photography and amateur radio. Lees currently lives in Saddleworth, a civil parish in the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham with his wife, Olwen, and they have two children, Esther Jane (born 28 July 1980) and John Joseph (who shares his father’s birthday, being born on 13 January 1986), plus various pets including an African Grey Parrot called Fritz.Barclay James Harvest - Titles (1975)From the album : Time Honoured Ghosts

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A happy birthday to :John Lees (1947) : English musician who founded the rock band Barclay James Harvest.Educated at Robin Hill Secondary Modern and Breeze Hill School, Lees had no formal musical education, but took up playing the guitar when he was fourteen. Lees went on to study at Oldham School Of Art, where he met Stuart 'Woolly' Wolstenholme in 1964. They played together in The Sorcerers, playing Eddie Cochran-style rock and roll, and in The Blues Keepers, before forming Barclay James Harvest in 1967. He recorded a solo album, A Major Fancy, in 1972, but the release of this was tied up when the band changed record label. It was not released until 1977. He also recorded a solo single for Polydor in 1974, a cover of The Eagles track "Best of My Love". In 1998, musical differences saw the members of Barclay James Harvest agree to take a sabbatical. Lees again met up with Wolstenholme and formed Barclay James Harvest Through The Eyes of John Lees, and this band became John Lees' Barclay James Harvest.Lees worked as a Music Technician at Crompton House Church of England High School, involved with the production of the GCSE and A Level students' Music and Music Technology coursework from 2006 until 2012, when he retired. He was often involved in musical productions. Lees also enjoys reading, his favourite books being Graham Greene’s "A Burnt Out Case", science fiction novels (especially those of Ray Bradbury) and poetry. His hobbies include photography and amateur radio. Lees currently lives in Saddleworth, a civil parish in the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham with his wife, Olwen, and they have two children, Esther Jane (born 28 July 1980) and John Joseph (who shares his father’s birthday, being born on 13 January 1986), plus various pets including an African Grey Parrot called Fritz.Barclay James Harvest - Titles (1975)From the album : Time Honoured Ghosts

onedayinseptember

So amazing to see this - one of BJH's best songs - legendary.

danielcoppock

Haha wow the way they dress mental things change so much enjoyed the song

ludo281160

Best Tribute to the Beatles.....1975!!!

Rigby Lane

If you listen carefully this song contains titles of Beatles songs (therfor the the title "titles) and in Beatle Style, very clever,make a song pure out of titles of one band ;-)

Michael Norris

Is this a beatles song ??????????????

A297MAN104

Hi Ludo...Thanks for the Share...I've never heard this song by BJH before....Great Harmony's and sound...and Yes...so many Beatles song titles... Really enjoyed seeing the Video....Regards...Dave

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Niels Bonke

What wellknown band is "Barclay" singing about ???Barclay James Harvest - Titles

Steinbach1984

Who's talking about Chuck Berry? I'm talking about punk. Punk is a caricature of early rock 'n roll. Simple forms and structures get worn down after a while, and that's the moment when innovation is needed. Punk wasn't innovative, it was sheer regression. If people were fed up with mellotron smoothness, well why didn't they take their their inspiration from Frank Zappa instead?

Craig Gerrard

The sort of rock that thinks itself art is not really rock at all. Why do you think that 'art' is better than Chuck Berry? I know I'd rather listen to a three chord workout than some 30 minute mellotron solo. then again, it's all just a matter of preference. I don't really mind what other people like, it's just as valid to them as what I like is to me.

Steinbach1984

So basically you're saying that rock can never be art music? Remember that jazz, like rock, began as folk music, then became popular music and finally art music. I don't see why people objected to rock following the same path.

Craig Gerrard

Because then it isn't rock. It's classical and jazz.

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