Tracks you wish they had never recorded

[stratmantd]

Despite recording some really bad stuff in the 80's they did some bad stuff in the 60's as well, listen to 'Last train to Clarksville' that should have been done as a vocal. Also, i wasn't too keen on 'Little Princess' or 'That's my desire'.
Some people will probably disagree with that but that's just my personal opinion.

While Last Train to Clarksville might well end up on my Tracks They Should Never Have Recorded album, I cannot agree regarding Little Princesss; it's a lovely wee tune. It was Malc and his brother Colin's party piece and I used to love to watch them playing it.

Of their 80s tracks, some of the best were the vocals. Songs such as On A Night Like This and Treat Me Nice were great versions of those songs; neither of which would be suitable for an instrumental version.

[Gary Allen]

CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG.........Who is going to contradict this song ?..............come on

[Peter K]

Certainly -

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Chicago, Dear Old Mrs. Bell, Proud Mary and most of the covers released between 1981
and 1990.

Peter K

[ecca]

What a daft thread.
Beauty is in the earole of the beholder.

[stratmantd]

What a daft thread.
Beauty is in the earole of the beholder.

says the man who started a thread about where to put a strap button.

[ecca]

with perfect logic...... and perfectly logical answers

[Shad1]

Good response Spock.....the idea of the thread was for fun and debate and intrigue....daft? Maybe. But tons of members obviously thought it was ok.....:)

Malc.