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Well played, Kurt, and very inventive and imaginative variations too!

Bill

Does anyone remember Sleepwalk Mania? Ther was also an Apache Mania and I think a Walk, Don't Run Mania.

Apparently, French compilations...

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Sleepwa ... se/3952705 (2005)

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Apache- ... e/12522173 (2004)

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Walk-Do ... se/3951548 (2005)

Bill

I can't stay awake past the first verse if I listen to Sleepwalk once, heaven knows what effect 19 would have on me! A coma probably.

Uncle Fiesta wrote:I can't stay awake past the first verse if I listen to Sleepwalk once, heaven knows what effect 19 would have on me! A coma probably.

I play Sleepwalk as often as I can when you are at the club Steve..... then the rest of us can talk about real melodies while you are asleep

petercreasey wrote:

Uncle Fiesta wrote:I can't stay awake past the first verse if I listen to Sleepwalk once, heaven knows what effect 19 would have on me! A coma probably.

I play Sleepwalk as often as I can when you are at the club Steve..... then the rest of us can talk about real melodies while you are asleep

I like melodies such as Sleepwalk, Cavatina and similar, as they require passion and feel to be able to perform. I also enjoy more complex up tempo stuff such as The Savage and Man Of Mystery et al - However some prefer nondescript drivel which never did and never would make an impact on the record buying public, simply because it is a dirge to listen to which comes under the category of 'I'm losing the will to live'.

Sleepwalk sounds ok when Pete plays it, for some strange reason!

Uncle Fiesta wrote:Sleepwalk sounds ok when Pete plays it, for some strange reason!

Thanks Steve. It is one of my Favourites.......if we all liked the same things it would be a strange World