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Richard Thompson VINCENT BLACK LIGHTNING 1952
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http://www.rtlist.net/VincentBlackLightning1952.mp3
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Re: Richard Thompson VINCENT BLACK LIGHTNING 1952
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Yep, RT is one of the good ones, great song.
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The non-live album version's good, too (the album's good... "Rumor and Sigh"). My brother and best friend sang that song for my wife and me at our wedding 10 years ago. (she's a redhead).
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"there's nothing in this world,
beats a '52 Vincent and a red-headed girl"
That's a great line.
Thanks.
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Re: Richard Thompson VINCENT BLACK LIGHTNING 1952
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Quote from: 1KPerDay on May 09, 2007, 03:58:23 PM
The non-live album version's good, too (the album's good... "Rumor and Sigh"). My brother and best friend sang that song for my wife and me at our wedding 10 years ago. (she's a redhead).
That made me think your brother and best friend sang you the 1st song on Rumor and Sigh, which deals with something teenage boys are really interested in
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motorcycles!
I thought "What a strange song to sing at a wedding?"
As much as I like VBL1952 I must say "Psycho Street" is my favorite.
My favorite RT album is "Mirror Blue"
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I like Mock Tudor a lot too.
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Re: Richard Thompson VINCENT BLACK LIGHTNING 1952
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VBL1952 by RT is the "
BEST MOTORCYCLE SONG
" ever!
The photograph below is of me at a Richard Thompson concert (gawd, that man can play!) and he is ACTUALLY PLAYING Vincent Black Lightning 1952 when the photo was taken (by the beloved and wonderfully named Beck-zuki)!!!
I shall treasure this moment forever.
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Re: Richard Thompson VINCENT BLACK LIGHTNING 1952
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Thanks for posting this. I was driving down the road a couple of weeks ago and heard this song for the first time. I didn't catch the artist's name at the time, but leave it to Google, figured it out soon enough. GREAT song.
Here's another version by one of our Austin bands. I'm sure the RT fans won't like it as well as the original, but I think it's a nice cover:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlylarCRayI
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Quote from: Jeff N on May 09, 2007, 03:58:56 PM
"there's nothing in this world,
beats a '52 Vincent and a red-headed girl"
That's a great line.
Thanks.
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The Del Mc Coury Band does a fine Bluegrass version on "Del & the Boys".
"and down to Knoxville they did ride....."
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Re: Richard Thompson VINCENT BLACK LIGHTNING 1952
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Thanks for the link. Favorite bike song and I didn't have a copy of it.
Love the bluegrass covers too.
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Quote from: Jeff N on May 09, 2007, 03:58:56 PM
"there's nothing in this world,
beats a '52 Vincent and a red-headed girl"
That's a great line.
Thanks.
For the sake of our patrons perhaps it should be, "beats a '52 Vincent and a blue-headed girl". Or, "beats a '52 Vincent and a Stromgirl".
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Re: Richard Thompson VINCENT BLACK LIGHTNING 1952
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Possibly the most overwrought and ridiculous song ever recorded.
Not as bad as the worst song ever, which is Terry Jacks's "Seasons in the Sun" but it's a dang-close second. Sorry.
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Quote from: sagerat on May 12, 2007, 07:39:44 AM
Possibly the most overwrought and ridiculous song ever recorded.
Not as bad as the worst song ever, which is Terry Jacks's "Seasons in the Sun" but it's a dang-close second. Sorry.
SORRY! You should be. No accounting for some people's tastes I guess.
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Re: Richard Thompson VINCENT BLACK LIGHTNING 1952
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I know her hair might not be red, hard to tell, and it isn't a Vincent, but somehow this pic seemed appropriate to the thread. This is how we imagine DD or Bluepoof on vintage Brit Iron.
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Quote from: Canuck on May 12, 2007, 05:54:12 PM
I know her hair might not be red, hard to tell, and it isn't a Vincent, but somehow this pic seemed appropriate to the thread. This is how we imagine DD or Bluepoof on vintage Brit Iron.
I think I could be convinced to follow her off a cliff.
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