Reply With QuoteSaw them at secc when they were supporting Status Quo, decent guys who were obviously still enjoying what they were doing.
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Chas Hodges of Chas and Dave
74, multiple organ failure
Bit of an institution. Will be well missed by many I would reckon
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Saw them at secc when they were supporting Status Quo, decent guys who were obviously still enjoying what they were doing.
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Remember playing darts against a team in Aberdeen (possibly the Frigate) and they played Chas & Dave songs on the juke box all night ****ing long. **** that was annoying. (We beat them)
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It could have been worse. It could have been the Stone RosesOriginally Posted by sheepcrooky
Remember playing darts against a team in Aberdeen (possibly the Frigate) and they played Chas & Dave songs on the juke box all night ****ing long. **** that was annoying. (We beat them)
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Now come on, couldn't have been any worse than Chas and Dave
Cockney a'rseholes
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Maybe Cockney but I saw them twice at The Lemon Tree (circa 2004) and Drummonds a couple of years later. The Lemon Tree night was enjoyable, Drummonds less so...
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Agreed couple of f annies
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Chas Hodges had a huge influence on the development of UK rock n roll, I’m afraid. Shallow thinking by anyone who takes no account of his work with Joe Meek’s house band the Outlaws, and his input on bass, songwriting and singing to Cliff Bennett and the Rebel Rousers and Heads Hands and Feet (with Albert Lee).
He was a very good musician, much in demand as a sessioneer
It’s all here.
https://youtu.be/-GuLnXPQFiI
If possible, listen without prejudice.
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Aye, but bass is the easy one to play
Seriously, it would be unfair to judge him on Snooker Loopy alone. Still never got round to watching Telstar which is remiss of me.
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