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Can I Stay With You - Nick Garrie -1969

Nick Garrie Knockin' on Heaven's Door (Bob Dylan) [With The Missing Leech & Oriol Stardust on guitar and backing vocals] 5-IV-07 Heliogàbal Barcelona * "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" is a song written and performed by Bob Dylan for the soundtrack of the 1973 film Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid .*

NICK GARRIE - Ink Pot Eyes (Discogrande-Radio3) - 30/12/2009

Ein wunderschönes Stück Musik aus dem Album "49 Arlington Gardens" das ein wenig an Simon and Garfunkel erinnert.

From the album '49 Arlington Gardens'. {2008}

Nick Garrie live in Glasgow at The Captain's Rest on 13th June 2009

Nick Garrie live in Glasgow at The Captain's Rest on 13th June 2009. Accompanied by Paul Tasker and Iona McDonald (The Doghouse Roses) and Jim McEwan. Backing vocals by Sarah-Beth Brown. A song written 40 years ago and recorded a week ago.

Nick Garrie live in Glasgow at The Captain's Rest on 13th June 2009. Accompanied by Paul Tasker and Iona McDonald (The Doghouse Roses) and Jim McEwan. Kazoo maestro was Duglas T Stewart..

NICK GARRIE - Deeper tones of blue - I Festival ALTA FIDELIDAD - Madrid, 30/12/2009

Nick Garrie - Evening [The Nightmare of JB Stanislas] 1969/1970 Nick Garrie is renowned in psychedelic collectors' circles for his 1970 debut, The Nightmare of JB Stanislas, a Baroque pop masterpiece effectively buried by nonexistent distribution and promotion. Born June 22, 1949, in Yorkshire, England, to a Russian father and Scottish mother, Garrie spent the majority of his adolescence at a French boarding school. He began writing songs while attending Warwick University, but his interests primarily lay in surrealist literature and poetry and he did mount a performing career until 1968, playing bars and restaurants while backpacking through the south of France. After playing several high-profile Amsterdam gigs, Garrie returned to St. Tropez, where he signed to cut an LP in Brussels. The project remains unreleased, and in late summer of 1969 he finally returned to Warwick to resume his studies. A few months later a friend of his mother arranged for Garrie to meet with the Paris-based label DiscAZ, which extended a contract offer. After recording the never-released single "Queen of Spades" with American-born producer Mickey Baker (of "Love Is Strange" fame), he teamed with producer Eddie Vartan to begin work on The Nightmare of JB Stanislas. Against Garrie's wishes, Vartan hired a 56-piece symphony for the sessions, and the artist (if not the record's admirers) later bemoaned the detrimental effects of such lush orchestration on his delicate, uncommonly literate songs ...

La calidad es pésima, lo sé... pero este momento y esta canción hay que compartirla... Tanned Tin, Teatre Principal, Castelló, 29 enero 2011 CAN I STAY WITH YOU? There you go, now you know The only thing I'll ever say is, "Honey, can I stay with you?" Cut my hair, grow it long Played my song and I watched the sun Burning. Can I stay with you? Oh, loving you is easy Watching you is nice But everything I seem to do is wrong. Feel I'm getting older Younger every day. Everything I seem to do is wrong. Cigarettes, magazines Perforated Chinese dreams Chicken. Can I stay with you? Sell the car, sell yourself Touch your toes and count to twelve. Listen, can I stay with you? Loving you is easy Watching you is nice But everything I seem to do is wrong. I feel I'm getting older Younger every day. And everything I seem to do is wrong. I recall a summer night making love by riverlight Burning, can I stay with you? Maybe not, maybe now Doesn't matter anyhow But honey, can I stay with you? Oh, loving you is easy Watching you is nice Everything I seem to do is wrong. Feel I'm getting older Younger every day. And everything I seem to do is wrong. Mmmmm

Nick Garrie Wheel Of Fortune 5-IV-07 Heliogàbal Barcelona

Nick Garrie The Nightmare of JB Stanislas 5-IV-07 Heliogàbal Barcelona

2008 Directed by David Roberts

2011 Directed by Lluís Prieto (Llaüt Digital) www.llautdigital.com 2011 Elefant Records

From the cracking album "The Nightmare Of JB Stanislas" - check out the original with 56-piece orchestra here: www.last.fm Unfortunately the guitar sound from my camera records quite twangly at times and this was one of them.

Great track from Garrie's extremely rare 1969 debut album 'The Nightmare of JB Stanislas'.

Nick Garrie+Missing Leech+Oriol Stardust "San Francisco "(Scott McKenzie) 5-IV-07 Heliogàbal Barcelona "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)" is a song, written by John Phillips of The Mamas & the Papas, and sung by Scott McKenzie. It was written and released in June 1967 to promote the Monterey Pop Festival.

2009 Directed by David Roberts

2009 Directed by David Roberts

Nick Garrie - Bungles Tours Album .- "The Nightmare of JB Stanislas" (1969)

2011 Directed by Nadia Mata Portillo / Elefant Records SPOTIFY bit.ly iTunes Audio bit.ly iTunes Video bit.ly Tienda Elefant bit.ly Elefant Shop bit.ly DEEZER bit.ly