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An Ideal Track listing for 'newbies'?
- Subject: An Ideal Track listing for 'newbies'?
- From: "Ed Griffin" <ed@fa...co.uk>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2006 13:43:51 -0000
I'm hopefully persuading a few newcomers to come along to the Borderline
gig
and wanted to give them a little sample of what to expect beforehand.
I remember someone (probably one of the Phils..!) listing the tracks they
used to use as a sample for BA virgins- any chance of listing them again?
Obviously starting off with 'Journal of an Airman' might give the wrong
impression despite it being a personal favourite. Perhaps just a classic
duelling guitars number would be a gentler introduction into the BA
oeuvre..... Broken + Mended?
This was a long time ago....I've been lurking for a long time....
Its looking like 2006 is going to be a good one
Love Ed (No.1)
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