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  1. #231
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    Quote Originally Posted by 57vintage View Post
    WYOWYN?

    Hinge?
    Bracket?
    Dame Edna?
    Danny la Rue?
    Isla Bryson?
    Lily Savage?
    Les Dawson and Roy Barraclough?
    Albert Steptoe in the DHSS swickery episode?
    Harold Steptoe in the same one?
    Mrs Ni**erbaiter in Monty Python’s Flying Circus?
    Andy Considine ?

    Where’s Walter Sobchak these days ?

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    Ada was known to be a bit of a goer.
    A good "gummy" to be had by the look of it.

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    Good guy O'Grady, sad to hear of his demise.
    RIP fella.

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    Keith Reid is Died!

    Who you may ask. The lyricist for Procol Harem, who released 'Whiter Shade of Pale', which has to be one of the most destinct set of lyrics in music.

    I know they had other songs, but they must have earned their corn off the back of that one single.

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    Always hated that tune. A browner shade of shyte

    RIP

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheDeeDon View Post
    Keith Reid is Died!

    Who you may ask. The lyricist for Procol Harem, who released 'Whiter Shade of Pale', which has to be one of the most destinct set of lyrics in music.

    I know they had other songs, but they must have earned their corn off the back of that one single.
    Homburg was the follow-up and did well, then a live version of Conquistador, with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra sawing away as accompaniment, was a hit around ‘73 (?). I think it was about the only decent disc in the Central Refectory’s jukebox in the middle of that decade.

    Robin Trower, the Harum’s guitar man, is still recording and touring quite successfully. His Bridge Of Sighs album is splendid rock n roll, with Scotland’s (arguably) best-ever singer, the late James Dewar in towering voice. Both of them were in a short-lived band (no recordings, unfortunately) named Jude. With FRANKIE MILLER.

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    Frankie who?

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    Quote Originally Posted by krakowdon View Post
    Frankie who?


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    Ken Buchanan.
    Cracking boxer, hadnae been well and had his travails wi the peeve post boxing.

    RIP fella.

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    Quote Originally Posted by InversneckieDob View Post
    Ken Buchanan.
    Cracking boxer, hadnae been well and had his travails wi the peeve post boxing.

    RIP fella.
    Sakes.

    He and Walter McGowan were the Benny Lynches of my childhood.

    Fück.

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