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Off Topic And Now for Something Completely Different
- Thread starter Dr.Stanley O'Google, HCFC
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Thing is, this is supposedly their third kit...
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Just seen this & thought it may be of interest to some. It was to me.
Seen well over half on that list, some a few times. Jimmy James and the Vagabonds would be the one I would choose to go back and see again if there is ever a time machine handy.Though they would be second if I had seen the 1969 Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green at his peak.
Breaking down the walls of heartbreak is a top tune.
That's a ridiculously impressive list, Sir Ben and I'm not afraid to say I'm envious to the point of jealousy
That's a ridiculously impressive list, Sir Ben and I'm not afraid to say I'm envious to the point of jealousy
It’s not my list Kemps. If I had the means to book any if them then, or now, you'd be the first on the guest list ...
I did once enquire about booking acoustic PW for a private function & was quoted £18k. A bit too much of a stretch for me.
I was close, I realised as soon as I re-read it.
Were they any good? Was it the same Vagabonds or two different entities?
It was Johnny Johnson and the Bandwagon.They were very good.
****, £18k? Can he play in goal as well?
Forgive me, it’s been a long 24 hours. I’m tired, fighting off sleep & stopping myself from going to bed.
Great album was Jimmy James and Alan Bown Set Live At The Marquee. A good indication of the time and representative of it. The Mod revivalist don't get it right as far as a lot of the music is concerned. 1966 was great, brilliant music, this country leading the way, City had won Division 3, [HASHTAG]#ngland[/HASHTAG] had won the World Cup. I have said before, I wondered if life could get any better. And, as time has gone by, the answer is no. That summer in 3 weeks I saw the Small Faces, The Who and Spencer Davies Group, the last one the night England won the World Cup. Brid was only a small place but it was a good place to be 16 at the time.
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Bloody expensive for 1969 tbh.
Although two hundred and fifty notes for The Floyd would be worth it at any epoch. Even during those mad, mad days when a groat was worth a shekel.