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You are back on the sauce aren't you outwood? Bad boy!
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You villain Sir to accuse me of insobriety! There is my gage!Originally posted by The Bedlington Terrier View PostYou are back on the sauce aren't you outwood? Bad boy!Comment
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Time for reflection on music from my far away youth.
The great Sandy Denny. Where indeed has the time gone?Last edited by outwoodclaret; 21-11-2024, 06:27 PM.Comment
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I?mI met Edwin Starr once,I was in Beeston in Nottingham when I noticed him walking down the street towards me and as he approached he saw me staring and said Hello,I had a chat with him about War and how great the song was and he chatted for about ten minutes about music,I really nice blokeOriginally posted by Norder View Post.
Cause it means destruction of innocent lives
War means tears to thousands of mother's eyes
War) Friend only to The Undertaker
Oh, war it's an enemy to all mankind
Life is much too short and precious
To spend fighting wars each day
War can't give life
It can only take it away....
Edwin Starr - War (What is it good for)
Peace, love and understanding, tell me
Is there no place for them today?
They say we must fight to keep our freedom
But Lord knows there's got to be a better way
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I saw him perform in Spain when I was on holiday,a fantastic singer and wonderful guy Chalky.. His music will live forever.Originally posted by chaincey.ncfc View PostComment
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Never thought about seeing him live back in the day alf but I wish that I had now he?s goneOriginally posted by alfinyalcabo View PostComment
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This thread inaugurated by Norder back in April 2019 has proved its worth many times over. I think it should have sticky status.Comment
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I'm for letting it run in its current form, we can just add a post and see the response.Originally posted by outwoodclaret View Post
I took the wife to Manchester on Monday 18 November 2024 to see the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra perform at the Bridgewater Hall.
Mesmerising is the only word I can find to describe the whole experience.
Going back to the Edwin Starr comments, the first LP I ever bought was "Agent Double 0 Soul" by the late great soulster. I also had the good fortune to see him perform live twice, the timeless classic "25 miles" still bounces around inside my napper.
My wife made the comment about the difference between classical music and the Edwin Starr Motown style stuff might be miles apart but both are wonderful to listen to.
On a personal note I still think the music of the Temptations and Marvin Gaye are the best. Motown#Comment
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Ok BT. It took me ages though to find it. Tracked it down to page 111 eventually. It was doing a Nelson.Originally posted by The Bedlington Terrier View PostComment
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If anyone else wants it to become a Sticky Sir Outwood let democracy prevail I say, but it's not hard to find "just another Music thread!" is it?Originally posted by outwoodclaret View Post
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That?s true B.T. but if someone not familiar with the board chances upon it then they might fancy adding to the subject like I did,it?s always interesting to hear about other peoples taste in music
Going to see Paul Heaton on the 7th,he is an absolute legend in the Chalky household,Rianne Downey is a great addition to his regular band line upComment
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Surely it only takes a few seconds to make it a sticky BT ..🤔
At least we will be able to see it when we open the forum. I would like to see it as a sticky because I prefer music to Politics 👍Comment
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Never heard of them my mate, but that's the whole point of this thread.Originally posted by chaincey.ncfc View PostComment
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