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Old skool popped in my head
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Whats ch then reminded me of this banger
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Did I ever tell you I've seen Marvin live, some advantages of being an old fecker
Lucky dude.

Im very jealous.


Mans a legend


I saw Amy winehouse before she blew up down a small place in goldbourne called subtarainia


Jay z came there once and got his chain snatched <laugh><laugh>
 
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Love all this mate, for a 26yr old that's props.

My funeral song BTW
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What you doin thinking about your funeral song at 26 bro <whistle>

This is mine btw. It's sung in an old Berber language, before Arabic. It's a song that Slaves used to sing when they were taken from their homelands. They would sing in the hope that somebody would recognise their language, and reunite them with their people. It's a classic take on an age old story about coming home, being reunited with your loved ones and being at peace.

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What you doin thinking about your funeral song at 26 bro <whistle>

This is mine btw. It's sung in an old Berber language, before Arabic. It's a song that Slaves used to sing when they were taken from their homelands. They would sing in the hope that somebody would recognise their language, and reunite them with their people. It's a classic take on an age old story about coming home, being reunited with your loved ones and being at peace.

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Had that locked down from about 14 when I first heard Sam cooke doing it.

Just spoke to me and still does to this day


My bird can speak some arabic btw her Irish mum who married a rasta also went Muslim for a bit when she was a kid so it's from that<laugh>

Proper mongrel my WiFi <whistle>


I like you're one too, it Took a while but I'm feeling it, shaman sounding ****
 
Norris da boss windros (if ya don't know ya betta get to know)

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This choon here, 8;30 am meeting my mte before school for the pre school spliff and he plays me this on one headphone.... That was it. Garage head born. The rest is history <whistle>

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I have seen him too, Wembley Arena '79 I think, also seen James Brown . And I'm not a big soul fan but you need to see legends when the chance arises
Youre very fortunate to experience that 1st hand bro, not a massive james brown fan tbh but without him we wouldn't have 4 bars<whistle>
 
Youre very fortunate to experience that 1st hand bro, not a massive james brown fan tbh but without him we wouldn't have 4 bars<whistle>
Me neither but the chance arose and I'm glad I took it, real showman. BB King in New York Is a claim to fame, now he is a ****ing legend in my eyes
 
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Took My old dear to see them in Earl's Court years back (farewell tour I think) she loved
Me neither but the chance arose and I'm glad I took it, really showman. BB King in New York Is a claim to fame, now he is a ****ing legend in my eyes
Bbk mate I love It.
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. Jokes... the big man is the balls
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How anyone can hear that and not like it is madness
 
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I've seen Elvis Presley....












well his gravestone. <laugh>
Really? Elvis fan? I only like a few of his this is my favourite
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And
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Had that locked down from about 14 when I first heard Sam cooke doing it.

Just spoke to me and still does to this day


My bird can speak some arabic btw her Irish mum who married a rasta also went Muslim for a bit when she was a kid so it's from that<laugh>

Proper mongrel my WiFi <whistle>

Good to have a mongrel mix of all types. Rainbow tribe innit.

That song is sung in Berber, which is much older than Arabic. I've spent a fair bit of time in Morocco, out in the sticks down on the edge of the western sahara. The Berber tribes are still there, mainly Shepherds and Goat Herders. The lads who I hung out with are of course more switched on to the western world, they want Nike trainers and smartphones, but they still got their roots.

They took me to a wicked festival called Gnawa, in a place called Essaouria. A celebration of native North African music.

As old as the hills that music

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Took My old dear to see them in Earl's Court years back (farewell tour I think) she loved

Bbk mate I love It.
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. Jokes... the big man is the balls
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How anyone can hear that and not like it is madness

Not seen the Eagles but would have loved to, especially in the 70's
 
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Really? Elvis fan? I only like a few of his this is my favourite
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And
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That's the thing, no I'm not an Elvis fan!

The opportunity of an all expenses paid trip came along and I was eventually persuaded to go on it....true story.

Stayed in the Peabody Hotel in Memphis... https://www.peabodymemphis.com/peabody-ducks

Went to Sun Studios, done Beale St as well, along with the Elvis Mansion, plus several other trips and it never cost me a penny.