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airflamesred wrote:

Arthur Streeb-Greebling wrote: ↑19 Mar 2023, 21:04 I’ve read/heard recently that there was some well known keyboard players who were interested in Dave’s job but heard no names mentioned. Anyone know who they were?

Reginald Dixon I heard.

My dad would have come along then!

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evonx wrote:

On a similar note I do like the new "Fall" song by "House Of All"

Excellent isn't it? Really looking forward to that lp.

It's up on Bandcamp.
You can buy the track and pre-order the album.
Great bass line!

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I agree that some of the tracks don't seem to work but the concept and production work on them all.
MSD is one of my favourite tracks.
Stranglers out of the box.

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StanInBlack wrote:At least we know that Baz isn't particularly keen on Feline, though! [emoji38]

Doesn't like Feline, doesn't like Gospel... call himself a fan!

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That's probably not a bad shout - Tapatalk seem to realise that I'm now a 40+ year old male and keep sending me dating adverts of 20 something ladies - bit awks [emoji38] Jim Anyone using mobile to access the site seeing recent changes/posts? My app seems to have cached and not updated in a few day...

It's never going to be the same is it kids?!

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When I was 14 years old I watched Old grey whistle test and saw Wilko playing Roxette and I was bloody hooked! Buying my Dr Feelgood album Stupidity. Wilko was responsible for writing the majority of the Feelgood songs, with Lee Brilleaux pounding out his Howling Wolf influenced vocals! I met the F...

Just Bruce foxton. I believe he joined them when they were called the gift a jam tribute band with Rick buckler. Then they changed to from the jzm,and buckled left 4 years later . It's a question, is a tribute band with an original really a tribute band? Good point! Sent from my SM-G988B using Tapa...

Nice one!

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When Does the Mind-Bending Start? The Life and Times of the World of Twist. Gorden King. Fascinating book about a band I've never heard of but know every other band mentioned. Very reliant on sequencing and performance, Gorden admits his guitar was absent in what was considered one of the best gigs ...

Even Hugh sung "Gonna grab my cock" on Uptown so they are all guilty! Really? I didn't know that,it seems to be Stranglers thing,Hugh and JJ used to wear T shirts with knobs on with sunglasses on the said part,I wonder if they still have those shirts? Lt Kudu. Doesn't Hugh sing it on the ...

Good article.
These young musicians didn't start listening to music suddenly in 1976 so had to listen to what was available previously.
And to be interested enough in music to want to be a musician they must have listened to a wide variety of genres.

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