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Originally Posted by 9999
No sleep til bedtime etc. Not very nice for the kids who had stutters at my school at the time I seem to remember
Morris and the Minors wasn't it?
The lead 'singer' writes travel books now or so I remember hearing on Radio 2.
Tony Hawks or something. Same name as that famous skateboarder who endorsed some Playstation games.
^ yep, I think that's the one....
pretty sure it was "eye of the tiger" oh dear!:sssh:
My first LP was 'slippery when wet' but that's for another thread...
[QUOTE="tsicar"]still got a big soft spot for singles to this day![/quote]
I've got a soft spot for the wife. It's a swamp at the bottom of the garden.
Saw this band in 1978 at the Cotton Bowl, Dallas supporting a great English Band, Fleetwood Mac.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sentinel
Stevie Nicks had a panic attack on stage but it was a great day altogether.
Steve Miller band ..... yeah, top stuff.
Everybody, except me and my girlfriend, was openly smoking weed, never forget it.:UK:
I've got a soft spot for the wife. It's a swamp at the bottom of the garden.[/quote]Quote:
Originally Posted by superman
oh dear!
hope it's not contagious!
Was that the Tusk tour?Quote:
Originally Posted by dobellaSaw this band in 1978 at the Cotton Bowl, Dallas supporting a great English Band, Fleetwood Mac.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sentinel
Stevie Nicks had a panic attack on stage but it was a great day altogether.
Steve Miller band ..... yeah, top stuff.
Everybody, except me and my girlfriend, was openly smoking weed, never forget it.:UK:
Fleetwood Mac fantastic got all their autographs when they played Birmingham NEC ,
they stayed at the Newhall Hotel a new Hotel i was last Electrician on site after the build and when i asked they bought me a drink and gave me two 10x8 pics signed, i was over the moon, sitting out side in the garden with my heroes.
The first single I ever bought was about 23-25 years old, a real babe with pert little titties and an arse that wouldn't quit.
I wonder what she's doing now?
dynomite =cliff richard
but got a bad feeling it mite been something from mantovarni & his orchestra,
keep that to myself though :sad:
Not me, but got my Mom to buy it...the Sukiyaki Song by Sakamoto Ryu. She says I was crazy about it. :yerman: I was reporting with Yomiuri Shimbun in Osaka when the Japan Airlines jumbo crashed in 1985 -- Sakamoto was on the flight.
YouTube - ‪Sukiyaki - Ue wo muite arukou - Kyu Sakamoto‬‎
had the luxury of a brother working in UK radio; used to send me packages (NZ) of demo singles from the radio station.
So I wasn't buying them; most memorable was one pack that contained God Save The Queen by the Sex Pistols and Exodus by Bob Marley.
I chose punk. But Bob's still the man:
YouTube - ‪Bob Marley & The Wailers - Exodus 1977‬‎
Showing age now.
Honeycomb by Jimmie Rogers - was no 1 in the UK at the time
Purple People Eater. I have no f**king idea who recorded it.
^Same folks who did "Itsy, Bitsy, Teeny, Weeny, Yellow Polka Dot Bikini, I think. No idea who.
I'm wrong. Sheb Wooley recorded Purple People Eater. Bikini was a different group.
Not a single, I bought the LP the next day after I got my own turntable for Xmas
It was "School's out" by Alice Cooper
https://teakdoor.com/Gallery/albums/u...chools_out.jpg
Dave Clarke 5
Bits and pieces.
Good one JoJo Classic! Brings back memories.Quote:
Originally Posted by jojo333
I went to Woolies to buy "Say you don't mind" by Colin Blunstone, and came out with "Without you" by Nilsson.
For me, It's still one of the all time great love songs.
I bought Colin Blunstone's 45 the following week.
First vinyl album was Paul Simon's 1st solo LP, can't remember the title.
First CD was "So" by Peter Gabriel.
I hope you still have it God Save The Queen by the Sex Pistols am right in saying it could be 1 of the most expensive collectors item, I'm trying to find where I read it only the other dayQuote:
Originally Posted by genghis61
Masters Apprentices : Turn Up Your Radio 1970
YouTube - Masters Apprentices : 'Turn Up Your Radio' - music video
^^FR. Collectors Corner says the original EMI recrding is now worth 'several hundred dollars".