Long time since I heard this. Do I still like it? The jury is out...
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What kind of music do you like?
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America might have invented the Blues, but Canvey Island made it Roll.
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A new favorite for me, didn't hear him before
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This lot have been intriguing me for a while, BBC 6 Music have started playing them now too. Wet Leg.
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Country (older), pop, techno
Brilliant.
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Such are the workings of the Net that a couple of days ago I was invited to join a Facebook Group for The Canterbury Scene
This is a convenient description for a style of laid back pop/rock/jazz music that was originally formed in the late 1960s and early 1970s by musicians in the town of Canterbury, UK, but has since spread wider
It is gentler than Heavy Metal, and not as pompous as a lot of Prog Rock
The original band was The Wilde Flowers, and as that gained more members it split to form bands such as Soft Machine, Caravan, Hatfield and The North, and several others
Did I join?
Yes, of course! It's the music from my youth
Find it on YouTube
Or try 'In The Land of Grey and Pink' by Caravan
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This is a convenient description for a style of laid back pop/rock/jazz music that was originally formed in the late 1960s and early 1970s by musicians in the town of Canterbury, UK, but has since spread wider
It is gentler than Heavy Metal, and not as pompous as a lot of Prog Rock
The original band was The Wilde Flowers, and as that gained more members it split to form bands such as Soft Machine, Caravan, Hatfield and The North, and several others
Did I join?
Yes, of course! It's the music from my youth
Find it on YouTube
Or try 'In The Land of Grey and Pink' by Caravan
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My neck of the woods down in Kent. I'll check it out. Soft Machine I remember...
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Wet Leg were on Joolz Holland last night. 
Here is their new release.
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Here is their new release.
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Just received my new drum set from the Ludwig factory in Indiana. It is a smaller jazz style set up so It’s classic jazz all day today.
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I love Edith Piaf very much and I also like the French actress Marion Cotillard who played her in the film dedicated to her.
A perfect combination in this video.
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My first gig in 20 months, and it was worth the wait. Public Service Broadcasting at one of the best venues in the UK, Rock City Nottingham. It is 25 years since I've been there (shame on me) and I'm happy to report that they still haven't cleaned the floor.
