The project with Ace Kefford and Jimmy Page mentioned in the post above resulted in this song, "Save the Life of My Child" which was recorded by Kefford and Page in the late sixties, but abandoned by Kefford and remained unreleased until a decade or so ago.
It was however covered by Simon and Garfunkel at the time... (Actually it might have been written by Simon)
Would love to find a copy of the Kefford / Page (cover??) version but struggling to find one.... so here is the Simon & Garfunkel version.
* I started life with nothing, and still have most of it left
“Good drivers have dead flies on the side windows!” (Walter Röhrl)
* I married Miss Right. Just didn't know her first name was Always
Everso Biggyballies wrote:Cover of the Graeme Gouldman (later 10cc) penned Yarbirds hit 'For your love' done by the Move inspired 'Ace Kefford Stand' (Kefford was co founder of the Move , suffered (and still does) from Bipolar Disorder but he left to go his own way after heavy use of acid (LSD)..... He did record some at the time unpublished stuff with amongst others Jimmy Page (pre Zep). He then set up AKS with Cozy Powell, Dave Ball (who went on later to Procol Harum) and Dennis Ball.
I was in Slovenia (at the time like a discount Austria) in the 90s for a footy game, picked up some discs and tapes, never heard of Laibach at the time, they made some to say the least, bizarre and at times nazi-flirtatious covers of various pop songs. The Opus Dei-album (which is brilliant) is full of this sort of thing. There's even a swastika-shaped emblem with axes on the disc itself. First one is off that, the second is a 'Stones cover, done in the style of Bela Lugosi. Modern kitsch schizo-decadents. You go figure... To me, it's Wagner's Siegfried on LSD, for the post-industrial age. Entirely ludicrous.
A phantasmagoria of psychedelic covers from the same time as the originals. Season of the Witch is the best part (8:05--->). Never even heard of this band.
