He’s a great artist, Bob… I’ve got enough remixes to do another 80s one, and I’ve got some prints and madness to come, LOL

Thanks buddy, more mixes to come lol :-)

It's a fantastic song, and I'm excited about the album; working with them must have been incredible:-)

I’m sure seeing them live must’ve been fantastic… I think the single is exciting and amazingly well written looking forward to the album :-)

Thank you so much; I'm pleased you enjoyed the review, and I'll take a look at the album when it's released:-)

Thanks so much, and I’m delighted you enjoyed the review. It’s a lot of fun to do. I love talking about music. I can’t wait to hear the album. Very excited about it. Not always been a huge fan, but I do like to dip into the catalogue, and it’s always fascinating. :-)

I love the retrospective idea behind the track :-)

I could not agree more :-)

Fantastic

I thought so

It has a great sound

Thanks so much for the tip on the album. I’ll check that out, and hopefully, if they’re touring near me, I’ll get to go as well. I’ve not been to Ireland yet, but I should go. :-)

If it's like this fantastic single, I need to check them out. :-)

Have to totally disagree here. Mike's two solo albums "Bring em all in" & "still burning" had very little piano and Waterboys like lead guitar.

@@jamesmcguinness3681 That's what I love about music; it's so subjective.

He was a really nice bloke, really chatty. We had a great laugh, and I loved that he knew my family was insane. Thanks for watching it all the way from Germany, and welcome.

Such a great person to chat with, and with a fantastic career ahead. I am delighted you enjoyed the track :-)

Thank you, Bob. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I'm really enjoying the live performances, and there will be more to come! :-)

There’s such an iconic band. I saw them live a little while ago, and they didn’t disappoint

Thanks for watching:-)

@@philpeters3689 It's just a terrific band with terrific songwriting all around

Hollies too liked them more than Beatles

That must have been incredible. I got to see Ray Davis about 20 years ago, and he still had that rock energy :-)

@chattingtracks The festival line up included....Lindasfarne, Barclay James n Harvest, Canned Heat, Johnny Winter, Sly n family stone and others. Kinks wiped the floor with all of them!

He’s a fantastic bloke. I enjoyed chatting with him; he was so generous with his time… His new stuff is fantastic

He's great

He did that too groundbreaking in all ways :-)

I'd love to see him live :-)

I got to see him live in the 90s. It was unforgettable:-)

Oh, thanks. I had no idea about that… Great single. I really enjoyed it. I hope they do more in that sort of style… Thanks for watching thanks for coming. I really appreciate it :-)

It’s an incredible journey of a fantastic artist; thanks for the comment and thanks for watching. I really appreciate it :-)

And you buddy Have a great Christmas?

Definitely

As I said in the video, I’ve not got much of their back catalogue to refer to, and I see what you mean about the new singles being cast-off material. I think it’s a fascinating retrospective now that they’re older guys, but you’re right. I'll be interested to see if the album is more experimental… Thanks for watching. Thanks for the comment. I really appreciate it.

@chattingtracks check out their last album The Ultra Vivid Lament which is all out looking back but in more interesting music. Best songs are Diapause, and It's Still Snowing in Sapporo

@@MoralMajority Thanks for the tip. I’ll check that out :-)

Thank you so much. I’m thrilled you enjoyed the interview. He was terrific to chat with, absorbing and entertaining. Before we went live, we were talking about gardening. And he gave me some great tips on how to plant potatoes, LOL

@@chattingtracks I love Tenpole Tudor and have seen him solo a few times. He doesn't get huge crowds but always gives a great original performance. There is great footage of him at the memorial do for Chas Hodges (from Chas & Dave) and he does a track called The Farmer (or something) which is very brave in its simplicity. In your interview he mentioned some other LPs and I know the one(s) he means. There is a great track on one called Stay United and another great one is a cover version of an old blues song (St Louis Woman? St Louis Blues?) . Also amazed he is now a Father

@@as3cs3 He's just great 🙂

👍

I absolutely agree. I like the album as a separate unit, but you’re right-they shouldn’t have messed with a pitch. Correction: You can’t pitch correct, Freddie Mercury. LOL.

It’s great to hear old-fashioned rock again being done loud, sung well, and with fantastic lyrics… What a great band they are :-)

I don’t blame you; they’re terrific, LOL

Thanks, Bob. I'm really glad you enjoy it. I love the diversity of this channel, and I’ll definitely check out that suggestion. Thanks, buddy.

That’s a fantastic song. I’ve still got my cure mixed-up album from 1991, which cost me £30 at the time, a small fortune, LOL.

They’re such a great band, and they're exciting. It was a chance to discover, and I’m hooked by their music. They are such a cool group.:-)

Thanks for coming on. It was an absolute pleasure chatting with you, and I look forward to the next time you come on :-)

absolute pleasure really great track -)

Ok ill look into it :-)

It's really sad

I'm really excited