R.I.P. April

Do you know which cemetery that is mate?

 

Yes mate, just around the corner from me in Hedon, if you see me walking my blue Staffie say hello

 

Thank you and will do.

 

You look up the meaning of ''social conscience'' I'm sure you'll find mention of Frank Field; British politics has lost a rare thing - a man of unwavering integrity. RIP

 

Charlie Hurley 89, Sunderland legend.

 

Tough, uncompromising centre-half. An article about his testimonial/benefit match mentions ex-City player John McSeveney scoring a hattrick in the warmup match that night.
RIP Charlie.

https://rokerreport.sbnation.com/20...t-centre-half-the-world-has-ever-seen-is-born

 

When I first moved to Sunderland in the mid 80s, talking to locals about football started off with the 73 Cup winning team, but it didn’t take long before Charlie’s name came up, generally in the context of the best player I’d never seen.

RIP

 

mike pinder, moody blues, 82.

https://www.nme.com/news/music/moody-blues-founder-mike-pinder-dies-age-82-3750634

 

A hugely influential musician with his use of the mellotron to produce the orchestral sounds of the Moody Blues.

 

I'd say they were the best live band performance I've ever seen. Unique sound at the time.

R.I.P. Mike Pinder.

 

Completed his economics degree at hull university
RIP

 

I haven't paid much attention to them, but from time to time, this lyric comes to mind:

Letters I've written
Never meaning to send

RIP

 

i noticed this week that a long-time acquaintance of mine who used to be a miss leighton is now a mrs james.

 

Here is a film that Andy made last year. He was a talented guy - not just my opinion, the opinion of at least one lauded film producer from our area.