#Bryan MacLean

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Bryan MacLean

September 25, 1946 – December 25, 1998

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11/21/24.

Described by We Are Busy Bodies label head Eric Warner as a "found recording" more than a reissue, Stefan Gnys "Horizoning" is another absolute gem of previously unknown music (coming only a week after the post of Penny Carson Nichols).

Gnys (pronounced G’neesh) was a Hamilton, Ontario musician who recorded this album in April 1969 with his good friend David Van Duzen. He ordered 12 acetate copies of the full album (these recordings are taken directly from the acetate versions), and 300 7"s were made of Horizoning/Evangeline. That's it - Gnys went to unversity, got married and had a family.

Warner met Gnys daughter about 14 years ago, and now we finally get this album. The cover looks like some hokey recreation of either Bonanza or Big Valley. But the music has more in common with both The Moody Blues (Justin Hayward's vocals) and Love (think of both Arthur Lee and Bryan MacLean).

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Love - You Set The Scene

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Un poco más de rock fusión, que al fin y al cabo eso fue en gran medida el sensacional "Forever Changes" de Love (Elektra, 1 de noviembre de 1967). Es el número uno de la lista de Carlos Abraxas, aunque en realidad no haya un número uno y cualquiera de los 100 que ha escogido podría ser el número uno.

Decir que me gusta "Maybe the People Would Be the Times or Between Clark and Hilldale" de Arthur Lee es quedarme demasiado corto, me chifla. Esa parte de las trompetas y el tarareo vocal... Es una de mis canciones favoritas de la historia del rock. Y de la mítica apertura de "Alone Again Or" de Bryan MacLean, digo exactamente lo mismo. Un disco intemporal y mágico de 1967.

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The Damned - Alone Again Or (1987) Bryan MacLean from: "Alone Again Or” / “In Dulce Decorum (Live)" (Single) "Anything" (LP) "Anything" (CD) (2009 Expanded Edition | CD1)

Psychedelia | Goth | Love Cover

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Personnel: Dave Vanian: Vocals Roman Jugg: Guitar / Keyboards Bryn Merrick: Bass Rat Scabies: Drums

Kurt Holm: Trumpet

Produced by Jon Kelly

Recorded: The Puk Recording Studios in Denmark 1986

Album Released on December 1, 1986

Single Released on April 6, 1987

MCA Records

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The 60's are not that clear-cut at all. I mean, Love – the band, not the real thing – are probably the group that dealt with the complexities of the period thanks to them being not as successful as they should've ben and also thanks to them having a different perspective. Forever Changes, their masterpiece, serves as a warning, since Arthur Lee, their frontman, felt something was off with the flower power movement. Thus, the platter resembles a chronicle of someone who noticed how all hopes slipped away, yet that person still cherishes the memory of the emotions, which were promised by these hopes. I could be cheeky here and call Forever Changes one of the early examples of the famous Mark Fisher term, though that would have been too much.

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California lady at home, via Royal Rosamond Press.

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Happy birthday Scottish actor Iain Robertson, born on May 27th 1981 in Glasgow.

Robertson grew up in a family of seven in a tenement in Govan. He held no thoughts of becoming an actor until a primary school teacher pointed out his talent for drama. Robertson has said: "growing up in Govan put fire in my belly, made me push harder and also appreciate the things that have come my way".

His acting training started at the Sylvia Young Theatre School and was still a pupil when he started working in the long running kids drama Grange Hill.

Back home in Scotland TV audiences through the acclaimed BBC Scotland film Small Faces. He wasted no time in following up on his success and movie fans next saw him opposite Jonny Lee Miller and Robert Carlyle in Plunkett And Macleane. Small screen outings include small roles in Silent Witness, Kavanagh QC and Rebus, but it was the wartime drama Band Of Brothers which significantly raised his profile.

I think a certain element among us will remember Iain Robertson as the second actor to play Gash Nesbit, son of our anti-hero Rab C.

Iain is currently on our screens as Stevie O'Hara in the Scottish soap River City.

By coincidence, Stevie O'Hara celebrated his birthday in River City last week turning a year older than Iain himself. In 2021 he appeared with Timothy Spall in the excellent wee independent film The Last Bus.

Iain is also known to audiences for his Scottish walking show 'Iain Robertson Rambles', where viewers can join him and Molly the Collie on his long distance walks around Scotland, series 3 aired earlier in 2023.

Iain was involved with the charity single and album Leave a Light On for the Trussell Trust and Help Musicians UK, along with Kevin McKidd, Celtic Woman's Mairead Carlin, Bryan Tolland of Del Amitri and many others to record the song of the same name.

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My Corresponding Top 100 Spotify Wrapped Songs to My Fav's Jersey Numbers Year 4:

• 2 (Mike Reilly*)- I Remember Everything by Zach Bryan featuring Kacey Musgraves

• 3 (Adam Pelech*)- Don't Delete The Kisses by Wolf Alice

• 4 (Braden Schneider)- Lover, You Should Have Come Over by Jeff Buckley

• 6 (Brock Boeser, Ryan Pulock*)- Supercut by Lorde

• 7 (Jordan Eberle, Maxim Tsyplakov*)- Lovers Rock by TV Girl

• 8 (Noah Dobson*, Jacob Trouba)- End of Beginning by Djo

• 9 (J.T. Miller)- Unwritten by Natasha Bedingfield

• 10 (Artemi Panarin, Simon Holmstrom*)- Motion Sickness by Phoebe Bridgers

• 11 (Anthony Duclair*, Travis Konecny, Vladimir Tarasenko)- Guitar Romantic Search Adventure by Wallows

• 13 (Mathew Barzal*, Cole Caufield, Kevin Hayes, Nico Hischier, Alexis Lafrenière)- Something in the Orange by Zach Bryan

• 14 (Bo Horvat*)- Not Strong Enough by boygenius

• 16 (Mitch Marner, Vincent Trocheck)- Think Of Me Once In A While, Take Care by Take Care

• 17 (Matt Martin*)- Need 2 by Pinegrove

• 18 (Pierre Engvall*)- bad idea right? by Olivia Rodrigo

• 19 (Matthew Tkachuk)- Good Days by SZA

• 20 (Hudson Fasching*, Chris Kreider)- American Teenager by Ethel Cain

• 21 (Kyle Palmieri*)- Head Over Heels by Tears For Fears

• 22 (Kevin Fiala)- Calling After Me by Wallows

• 23 (Adam Fox, Matthew Knies)- Now That We Don't Talk by Taylor Swift

• 24 (Kaapo Kakko, Scott Mayfield*)- Time to Pretend by MGMT

• 25 (Dennis Cholowski*)- Honest - From The Amazing Spider-Man 2 by The Neighborhood

• 26 (Jimmy Vesey, Oliver Wahlstrom*)- There Is a Light That Never Goes Out by The Smiths

• 27 (Tyson Jost, Anders Lee*, Ryan McDonagh)- Casual by Chappell Roan

• 28 (Alexander Romanov*)- Your Needs, My Needs by Noah Kahan

• 29 (Leon Draisaitl, Marc-André Fleury, Nathan MacKinnon, Brock Nelson*)- ARE WE STILL FRIENDS? by Tyler, The Creator

• 30 (Ilya Sorokin*)- Back to the Old House by The Smiths

• 31 (Igor Shesterkin)- Everybody Wants To Rule The World by Tears For Fears

• 32 (Kyle MacLean*, Jonathan Quick)- Starman by David Bowie

• 34 (Grant Hutton*)- Moon Song by Phoebe Bridgers

• 36 (Isaiah George*, Matz Zuccarello)- Overtime by Zach Bryan

• 37 (Andrei Svechnikov)- Do Not Wait by Wallows

• 40 (Semyon Varlamov*)- East Side of Sorrow by Zach Bryan

• 43 (Quinn Hughes)- Homesick by Noah Kahan

• 44 (Jean-Gabriel Pageau*)- Is It Over Now? by Taylor Swift

• 47 (Liam Foudy*)- Kilby Girl by The Backseat Lovers

• 53 (Casey Cizikas*)- High by 5 Seconds of Summer

• 55 (Ryan Lindgren)- the 1 by Taylor Swift

• 58 (Kris Letang)- Used To Be Friends by Searows

• 59 (Roman Josi)- obsessed by Olivia Rodrigo

• 60 (Joseph Woll)- Northern Attitude by Noah Kahan

• 63 (Brad Marchand)- Night Shift by Lucy Dacus

• 71 (Macklin Celebrini)- Dawns by Zach Bryan featuring Maggie Rogers

• 72 (Anthony Beauvillier, Filip Chytill)- You're Losing Me (From The Vault) by Taylor Swift

• 73 (Matt Rempe)- Bags by Clairo

• 75 (Ryan Reaves)- Quittin' Time by Zach Bryan

• 76 (Brady Skjei)- Angeleyes by ABBA

• 79 (K'Andre Miller)- Work Song by Hozier

• 87 (Sidney Crosby)- You Don't Go To Parties by 5 Seconds of Summer

• 88 (David Pastrňák)- Stargirl Interlude by The Weeknd, Lana Del Rey

• 89 (Pavel Buchnevich)- We'll Never Have Sex by Leith Ross

• 91 (Tyler Seguin, John Tavares)- Grand Theft Autumn / Where Is Your Boy by Fall Out Boy

• 93 (Mika Zibanejad)- The Adults Are Talking by The Strokes

(*) indicates New York Islanders players, entire current NYI roster has been included

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Bryan Maclean Howard tiene un historial de conducir bajo acciones peligrosas. El conductor estrelló su camioneta contra un autobús que dejó ocho muert...

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Bryan MacLean *September 25, 1946

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Love - My Little Red Book (1966)

"Written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David for Manfred Mann in the fall of 1964, My Little Red Book was later made highly successful by Arthur Lee and his band Love; the bass line and guitar riff served as an inspiration for Syd Barrett, who later adapted it for Pink Floyd's Interstellar Overdrive." - Mike Munrows.

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https://www.ocalapost.com/drunk-charged-with-8-counts-of-dui-manslaughter-after-crash/

Drunk charged with 8 counts of DUI manslaughter after crash

Photo; Ocala Post

The Florida Highway Patrol told Ocala Post Tuesday that investigators had made an arrest in a bus crash that left eight people dead and 38 others injured. According to reports, shortly after 1:45 p.m., FHP arrested Bryan Maclean Howard. He was the driver of the 2001 Ford Ranger pickup truck

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Album #87: “Forever Changes” by Love (1967)

Love come back swinging with a much sombre, darker, dare I say sinister affair. 

this record featured more complex orchestrations than the previous Love album on this list, while also managing to feel slightly more restrained in some aspects (no 20-minute jam taking up a side of vinyl probably explains why it feels that way). from the get go this is a band who, while already feeling like mature musicians, suddenly feel like they’ve found a specific voice.

which is funny because apparently the band were falling apart behind the scenes. one of the main songwriters, Bryan Maclean, left the band once the record was done and the other songwriter, Arthur Lee, fired the rest of the band shortly after. 

really liked the first side of this record, which comes in swinging hard. the second side was good, but didn’t grab me as hard. recommended.

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(via The Story of Love "Forever Changes" - Classic Album Sundays)