Christmas Songs.

[Geoff Parkstone]

Does your daughter live in Dorset?

[Andy_Faber]

Does your daughter live in Dorset?

I no longer walk my daughter I’m not sure that’s relevant

[Geoff Parkstone]

Ok, are your daughter and her dog (a) living in Dorset or (b) separated such that her dog once, or still does, live in Dorset and you have visitation rights?

[Geoff Parkstone]

I fear you may be confusing John Wetton with Greg Lake's actual immediate (and short lived) successor, Gordon Haskell

[SithHappens]

Really tough one.

Probably be

1. Fairy tale of New York
2. Last Christmas
3. all I want for Christmas

I love loads of cheesy xmas songs though, probably stick Christmas is all around in at no 4 from love actually

one of those cause I'll hear one later and think oh I love that

Santa claus is coming to town....

[Andy_Faber]

I fear you may be confusing John Wetton with Greg Lake's actual immediate (and short lived) successor, Gordon Haskell

I can’t be bothered nipping down south with the potlicker so would adding ‘one of’ to my post clarify?

Have a pedantic Christmas

[ramAnag]

I fear you may be confusing John Wetton with Greg Lake's actual immediate (and short lived) successor, Gordon Haskell

I wasn’t sure if AF meant John Wetton (born in Willington) or Richard Palmer James who may have written for them rather than been a band member but definitely had a Derby connection and, as we’re being tenuous, who’s daughter is very good friends with my youngest son. Greg Lake was a hero when I was growing up and ‘I Talk To The Wind’ will forever be in my all time Top 20 songs of ever.

‘Fairytale of New York’ seems to be doing rather well thus far.

[Geoff Parkstone]

I can’t be bothered nipping down south with the potlicker so would adding ‘one of’ to my post clarify?

Have a pedantic Christmas

Indeed it would. Pedantic, yes, but I'm also your typical early 70s keen student of the Rolling Stone style "band evolution" charts tracking ins and outs and interactions between bands.

Good one yourself

[ramAnag]

Indeed it would. Pedantic, yes, but I'm also your typical early 70s keen student of the Rolling Stone style "band evolution" charts tracking ins and outs and interactions between bands.

Good one yourself

Bet you had fun with Fairport! Which reminds me...Steeleye Span’s ‘All Around My Hat’ would have been a Christmas contender had I remembered.

[Geoff Parkstone]

Not Gaudete? Fairport was an entire wall!