Nice rendition Harry, excellent song.

Such a pretty song the way you have done it stripped down

Loved It! There is nothing like the feeling of being able to make your own music! Enjoy!

nice to me you can never go wrong with Floyd a unique sound that never gets old that was and is a special group of musicians,

Wow! something kind of perfect with that plane flying over. It's one of my favorites to play too. Nice job Harry.

Very good !!’

Nailed it!

That’s beautiful Harry! One of my favorite all time songs

Nice Harry!

'This Machine Kills Parodyists.'

Sounds great, Harry! Thanks for sharing.

This put me to sleep, anything with more tempo?

Harry I have to say you Rock my friend from your guitar playing to your singing to your quick wittiness with your jokes I enjoy your company even though we are a far distance apart Keep Rocking it

Thank you, Harry. I truly enjoyed this!

Absolutely awesome. Loved it.

Great guitar work Harry! Cheers😎

Didn’t know there a folk scene in Tacoma. Commie music 😂

Great job Harry! I prefer your version to the Floyd’s. Cheers!

Very nice Harry 👍

Loved it Harry, loved it ❤

Hi Harry. Great song and backdrop

noice!

🔥🔥🔥🔥💯

Son Volt released a full album of Doug’s songs-- “Day of the Doug”. It is a true tribute to his massive talent.

This was more congenial than the Boston murder trial yt livestream I watched beforehand. That's not always the case. Sometimes there's an acquittal in a murder trial & a conviction in the VC.

Hey Guys!!!! Curious Enough As A Psych Man.... The 2 Sir Douglas Quintet Albums Are Must Haves!!!! Both Mixing Tex/Mex And Garage To A Wonderful Flurry!! And To Me His Early Solo Albums Are Psych Classics!! Amazing Man And Artist!!!!

I actually have that magoo in hi-fi and the bugs album as well, I love those covers, they are framed over the couch on the fun cartoon album wall that contains alot of hanna barbera and classic tv series albums like jeannie, mister ed, and the flying nun.

I'd trade you my copy of Bobby Darin Sings His Bankbook for this!

Great song! Very heartwarming😎❤

Really nice , i spend Father's Day in memories of the 70's but this a great shot of the 60's

Awwwwww baby Davy!

He did have a nice voice. Gone too soon.

Fun!

Neat stuff Harry. And the beautiful setting!

Collezzione ridicola!!!!

Harry. Just saw your Deep Purple - "Burn" autograph album, on @rachel's show.Nice. Original Uk I presume? Heavy vinyl. Think it's possibly Jon Lord's autograph? Jon's autograph all over yahoo images. He always emphasized the J and the L in his signature.Enjoy!

I love that Mr.MaGoo cover.

I've got a pile of old Goldmine's from the eighties in my garage. I finally quit subscribing because I couldn't throw them away.

Buggs Bunny! Finally something with class.

Nice stuff, Harry!!!

In case you didn't already know, Sterling Moss was a British Formula One driver back in the 1950s... so, at the very least, the record should be in English.

Very cool records Harry!

Harry! Cool records❤❤🎉🎉

10:56 They also should’ve included “My Love Will Not Let You Down” on Born In The USA!!

Lone Me A Dime, Start there.

I have the original in the shrink. No need for anything else. Awesome Video!

I hope Emma from eightvinylow watches this one. She loves the blues also

Why are none of the records in inner sleeves? Also, you really shouldn't hold the vinyl with your fingers, even if you only touch the outer edge before the first track. The oils from your fingers will get dragged into the first track by the stylus when you play the record..

All this reminds me, because of the harmonica, of a Manchester rhythm n blues band of the late-70s/earlt-80s, *The Cheaters* . Their vocal was closer to punk so it was a mixed influence, but r 'n' b comes closest. Obscure now. From their rare 1982 album *SWEAT IT OUT* 3 terrific tracks were: ' *Diplomat* ' .... ' *(I'm Ready for the) 21st Century* ' - - dystopian inventory of what you'd need to survive it... &: ' *Underground* ' - - about the hazards of London's tube travel. This one had an ironic catchphrase shouted in echo, once the call-out on every London tube train before the automated doors closed: *MIND THE DOOOORS!* London Underground changed the call to "Mind the gap," because a 1972 British horror film about 2nd generation cannibals existing in a real abandoned Underground station gave the tube a bad reputation. The only English words that the last surviving cannibal knew, from incessant repetition down the tunnels to the next station, was " *MIND THE DOOOOOOORS!* " Too much information? The film was *DEATH LINE* - - AKA in USA, *RAW MEAT* . Me & my pals snuck into this 'X' certificate horror film age 13 in November 1972 & had the time of our lives. Stepping out the cinema into the November night afterwards, of course we were shouting down Manchester streets, way ahead of the band: *MIND THE DOOOORS!* This was my intellectual background. Even today, all these decades later, I could bump into old pal David Jones & say, "Dave! do you remember *Death Line* ?" & Dave would be honor-bound to not just say but shout out loud no matter where we were: " *MIND THE DOOOOOOORS!* " *The Cheaters* , in homage to that great Donald Pleasence horror film, kept the phrase, *MIND THE DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORS!* throughout the song that listed a series of mishaps that brought London Underground into even more disrepute than the horror film. And the echoing last words as the song rattled off down the tunnel were, of course: *MIND THE DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORS!*