It is a very basic song but one that most definitely gets stuck in your head!!
Now I really can't wait to hear the rest!!
Indeed! It's got broad appeal, and as an album taster/single that's no bad thing. I hope it pulls a lot of attention to the album.
...I did have a 'lump in the throat' moment while listening to Glenn rockin' out again, and thought how great it would have been to have heard Mel's playing in there too...
Bostin', ay it? 
As an ex-Sedgley-ite now resident in New Zealand, that brought a tear to my eye...oi ay bin up the bacon fer yonks...
If I had to pick one it would have to be "You Are The Music". It is one of the best albums by anybody ever. There isn't a bad song on it and you get the full range of Glenn's vocals - soul, rock, funk. You also get fabulous guitar playing by the late great Mel Galley.
Can't argue with that!
There was a period in the 70s when I played this album every day for months.
...or that. It's still on my MP3 player to this day....
However, it's all bostin', ay it? (a bit of black country speak there 
)
Sad news. Another one bites the dust....
Well, speaking as another 'Yam yam' from the Black Country (although currently half a world away in NZ), I'm pleased about the choice of name. I appreciate that it doesn't mean much to most folks, but it means a lot to me, and obviously to Glenn & Jason too.
Bostin'!
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Beck/Bonham/Hughes/Lord
Page/Bonham/Hughes/Hensley
Ain't this fun??
Either of those two line-ups would be awesome!
Personally I'd prefer Beck to Page, but hey.....
Yeah, I know exactly what you mean, Roger 
Hearing Trapeze for the first time gave me a rush I can still remember after all these years, and I can still feel it now when I listen to 'You are the music...' & Medusa.
Timeless, classic, wonderful music from some very special people 
** Must get hold of the Trapeze night stuff from The Robin....but no ITunes...hmmmm **
Mine's simple- Trapeze, circa 1973. Ouch, that makes me feel old....
Hmmm..first 45 was Layla - Derek & The Dominoes, the first LP (that I bought with my own money) was Led Zeppelin 2.
And my first ever CD purchase was The Healer - John Lee Hooker.
RIP Les Paul, without whom the world would indeed have been a different place
Some more of the classic non-Purple live albums (IMHO):
Free Live - in case you ever wondered why Paul Kossof is such a legendary guitarist.
Humble Pie - Rockin' the Filmore - Steve Marriott, Peter Frampton & co with some of the best '70's live rock on record.
Wishbone Ash - Live Dates vols 1 & 2 - sublime guitar playing from Andy Powell, Ted Turner, Laurie Wisefield, and one of rock's most under-rated bass players, Martin Turner.
Trapeze - Live at the boat club - nuff said! 
Only 5?
Ok, in no particular order:
Trapeze
Wishbone Ash
Led Zeppelin
Deep Purple
Pink Floyd
I've never heard of this chap either, but the music radio world needs more people like him. One less good guy in the world, sadly.
John Martyn has passed away, aged 60. A great loss, one of the true mavericks.
Story here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sco…sgow_and_west/7858458.stm
Johnnie is out of ICU...he is doin' a lil' better...thanx so much 4 all your prayers...I will keep you updated.
That's great news
Good vibes & thoughts heading to Johnnie from NZ.
Grace, To tell the truth...at times I wished Glenn had never left Trapeze. If he had stayed I think they would've been HUGE!!!
Chutsler, I think I might just have to agree with you on that one....
A very Merry Xmas & best wishes to everyone!
Of course, it's summer down here in the southern hemisphere, so it doesn't really feel that Xmassy....
I've only just found out about this. Such a shame.
He was a really great drummer. I had the privilege of seeing him perform with Plant's band in Birmingham some years ago, he was awesome!
Both of these need to be filmed and recorded for cd and dvd releases.
The demand for the Trapeze show is going to be huge, i just know it!
Oh yes! It's a bit far for me (from New Zealand) to make it, but having a dvd and/or cd of the occasion would be priceless!
Make it so, somebody.....pleeeeeeeze!
'what is a womans role' - Oh Yeah!
