I really like this . It's a great recording, H. A. I usually try not to compare everything we, as rockers, do, but, the inspiration for this tune, IMHO is Alice Cooper meets the Ramones. The vocals are pure sixties and I love the reverb. Cool beans.

Recorded Live @ Common Grounds in Gainesville, Florida in 1999. This song perfectly exemplifies the pure Blues madness that was Vini and the Demons. Enjoy a song I thought was lost forever, but just found at the bottom of an orange crate.

Still A Fool (Muddy Waters)

1.   I Pity the Fool -  1965 The Manish Boys (Bobby Bland)
2.   Here Today, Gone Tomorrow - 1974 (Ohio Players) 
3.   Knock On Wood - 1974 (Eddie Floyd )
4.   Fascination (Funky Music) - 1975 (Luther Vandross)
5.   I Keep Forgettin' - 1984 (Chuck Jackson)
6.   Dancing In The Street With Mick Jagger - 1985 ( Martha and the Vandellas)
7.   Footstompin' - 1995 (The Flares) 
8.   I'm A Hog For You Baby - 1996 (The Coasters )
9.   Driftin' Blues - 1997 (Johnny Moore's Three Blazers)
10. Nature Boy - 2001 (Nat King Cole)
11. I Pity the Fool - 1961 Bobby Bland
12. Here Today, Gone Tomorrow - 1969 Ohio Players
13. Knock On Wood - 1966 Eddie Floyd 
14. Funky Music - 1974 Luther Vandross
15. I Keep Forgettin' - 1962 Chuck Jackson
16. Dancing In The Street - 1965  Martha and the Vandellas
17. Footstompin' - 1961 The Flares
18. I'm A Hog For You Baby - 1959 The Coasters 
19. Driftin' Blues - 1946  Johnny Moore's Three Blazers
20. Nature Boy - 1948 Nat King Cole

Bowie Pin Ups In Black,Covers & Originals

01 F A Bunch A TV (MP3 Version)

I Don't Want To Go To Heaven

Selections from the archives of Vini and the Demons - Gainesville/Chicago Blues

Rollin Tumblin

Someday After A While (You'll Be Sorry) - by Freddy King

12 OCLOCK HIGH

This song was recorded for Roxy Music's 'Siren' album. Roxy have never performed this live but Bryan Ferry included it in his set during the 1977 In Your Mind Tour, the only tour he has sung this song live. this performance is from the Detroit show 28th June 1977

Could It Happen To Me -  Bryan Ferry (Live 1977) Roxy Music

The "Breakdown" was an early 20th Century term for a Saturday Night Jam Session and Dance in the segregated South (the Juke Joint came later). It was a way to blow-off steam after having to work all week as a slave picking cotton for some confederate POS.

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BREAKDOWN by Vini Demon

LET THE WILD HORSES RUN By Vini Demon

Recorded in Fredericksburg, VA January 2018
by Terry Edwards, Herman Abinette and excellent assistance and mix by John Burnside, for the Evolving Art Machine sampler disc of locals and semi-locals.

Wonderful Lie

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