Deid

[swaddon2]

I think he was almost the UK entry into Eurovision way back.
Unless my aging memory is playing tricks, he lost out to the eventual winner "Save all your kisses for me" by The Brotherhood of Man.

RIP fella.

I've had a look into it, and he finished third in the 1978 selection, behind the winner "Bad Old Days" by Co-Co, which flopped in the contest. Christian's song was "Shine It On", written by Bill Martin & Phil Coulter. They also wrote "Puppet on a String", Sandie Shaw's winning entry in 1967.

[InversneckieDob]

Ahh, my Eurovision trivia heid failed there.
Goon intel

[krakowdon]

Co-Co included Cheryl Baker who went on to Eurovision glory in 1981 with Bucks Fizz... whose 2nd UK number one Land of Make Believe was written by Peter Sinfield... who was in King Crimson with Robert Fripp... who went on to record in Berlin with David Bowie... who recorded with
LL ... who won Eurovision in 1969 with Boom Bang a Bang.... which is pure filth

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ew43u2gS0Y

[TheDeeDon]

Bernard Hill gone at 79


Bernard faaa you might ask???

Yosser Hughes off Boys from the Blackstuff. One of the best pieces of television ever made in my and many others opinion.

RIP

[nolanmaris]

Yes. Well. I could also try to spell correctly as well....
*genuine

[TheDeeDon]

Gudrun Ure or better known as Supergran to those of us of a certain vintage.

Gone aged 98.

[57vintage]

Gudrun Ure or better known as Supergran to those of us of a certain vintage.

Gone aged 98.

Rules.

[swaddon2]

"Is there nothing that she cannae do?"

Aye. Live forever.

[swaddon2]

Remember Frank Ifield? He remembers you. Anyway, he is deid aged 86.

[TheDeeDon]

David Wilkie.

Olympic gold medalist at the 76 Olympics. Gone at the age of 70.

Retired at the age of 22.

I met him once when I was a kid. He was going around swimming clubs giving kids encouragement in their swimming. The one and only sport I was ever any good at.

I'm sure I was told he was from Aberdeen, but I don't think that's the case.