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2 aga munchetty
3 robson green (to keep my wife company)
2 aga munchetty
3 robson green (to keep my wife company)
Reynard
send me a photo, you could be in if robson is away fishing
send me a photo, you could be in if robson is away fishing
You would not say Clare Grogan if you actually met her akabula, a 5 star "don't you know who I am merchant". She was on the same flight as me one morning and wanted to bump someone off of a first class seat when she was booked economy. All the passengers were laughing at her when the steward told her to sit down in her allocated seat, it was hilarious.
A complete and utter wrongun mate.
A complete and utter wrongun mate.
Okay Slippy I'll take yer advice and swap her for Laura Kuenssberg.
Diana Rigg, Raquel Welch and Sophia Loren in 1965. Time Travelling a prerequisite.
Sophia Loren
Sophia Loren
Sophia Loren
And then I die happy
Sophia Loren
Sophia Loren
And then I die happy
Sir Henry Cecil
Yes, I know it says three people but
a I cannot think of anyone else
b I am a loner and not very sociable
c I would want him all to myself
RIP Henry
Yes, I know it says three people but
a I cannot think of anyone else
b I am a loner and not very sociable
c I would want him all to myself
RIP Henry
^^Dinner for one please James, the corpse isn't feeling hungry.
Peter Ustinov for his repartee.
Billy Connolly for his comedy.
Marilyn Monroe for when the other two have left.
Billy Connolly for his comedy.
Marilyn Monroe for when the other two have left.
Aaaah , Peter Ustinov , a shocking omission from all lists . I remember listing to his anecdotes and wit on many a chat show .
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Steve Marriott
Kenneth Williams
Peter Ustinov
all told wonderful stories in their own way. Whether they'd get on is another matter.
Kenneth Williams
Peter Ustinov
all told wonderful stories in their own way. Whether they'd get on is another matter.
Steve Marriott - great call. One of the greatest possibly most unsung rock guitarists . Should be mentioned in the same breath as the likes of Jimmy Page , Richie Blackmore , Eric Clapton , Carlos Santana and Hendrix , yet rarely is .
Back in the 90's when I lived in rural Essex Mrs Reynard and myself often visited a picturesque pub called The Axe And Compasses in Arkesden just accross the road from Steve Marriott's cottage . One evening we arrived in the village and saw a blue tarpaulin over the thatched roof of the cottage and assumed there had been a fire but not having heard the news we thought nothing of it only to discover when we got home that he had died . I understood that his body was found in the wardrobe which in his confused state he had mistaken for the bedroom door !
Back in the 90's when I lived in rural Essex Mrs Reynard and myself often visited a picturesque pub called The Axe And Compasses in Arkesden just accross the road from Steve Marriott's cottage . One evening we arrived in the village and saw a blue tarpaulin over the thatched roof of the cottage and assumed there had been a fire but not having heard the news we thought nothing of it only to discover when we got home that he had died . I understood that his body was found in the wardrobe which in his confused state he had mistaken for the bedroom door !
That was a great shame, Reynard. He'd got back to playing small venues and seemed to be really enjoying himself, although apparently he was pretty penniless towards the end. Insisted on cash in hand at the gigs. Supebly talented man, with a better voice than Plant, who he wasn't happy with for copying his interpretation of Whole Lotta Love, a reincarnation of an early 50s Muddy Waters song.
This chat is well worth a listen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEwhnd3tXNI
This chat is well worth a listen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEwhnd3tXNI
Kenny mann - apparently that video does not exist 
Another who told stories in his own way , and still does , is Billy Connelly who along with Ustinov and Williams was one of the main reasons for tuning in to Parkinson on a saturday night straight after MOTD .
However , I'm not sure about Marriott having a better voice than Plant (nobody , in my opinion , has or had a better voice than Plant). I didn't know that he plagiarised Steve Marriott's vocal on Whole Lotta Love . Maybe we should invite Marriott , Plant and Muddy Waters to dinner to discuss the matter over a glass or two of Bourbon and a couple of lines
Another who told stories in his own way , and still does , is Billy Connelly who along with Ustinov and Williams was one of the main reasons for tuning in to Parkinson on a saturday night straight after MOTD .
However , I'm not sure about Marriott having a better voice than Plant (nobody , in my opinion , has or had a better voice than Plant). I didn't know that he plagiarised Steve Marriott's vocal on Whole Lotta Love . Maybe we should invite Marriott , Plant and Muddy Waters to dinner to discuss the matter over a glass or two of Bourbon and a couple of lines
That would be great, I'd even settle to be afly on the wall.
The video must exist, I'm listening to it now. Let me try again. It's in 7 parts, 30 mins in total.
The video must exist, I'm listening to it now. Let me try again. It's in 7 parts, 30 mins in total.
one of thos e annoying flying insects, crags, which one of my cats loves chasing, and is quite good at catching.
Maybe try tomorrow, or use a different browser? Certainly worth perservering with. Fine for me, and crags.
Distance conversions Darlington and Bradford
This table shows distance in kilometers, miles and nautical miles between Darlington and Bradford:
Distance type Miles Kilometers Nautical miles
Straight line distance 50.98 82.04 44.30
This table shows distance in kilometers, miles and nautical miles between Darlington and Bradford:
Distance type Miles Kilometers Nautical miles
Straight line distance 50.98 82.04 44.30
Ok , that was thorough . I thank you but too far to walk . I'll take your advice and try again 2moro 
I 've been to The Feethams twice, once when Bradford City clinched promotion, circa 70.
Darlington 1 City 3 (9th May 1969)
Division Four
The equation for both Darlington and City, going into this final match of the season, was simple: win and they would be promoted from Division Four, lose and they miss out. Darlington took the lead, the game was delayed for 10 minutes as a wall collapsed in the away end, and then Bobby Ham, Bruce Bannister and an own goal gave City the priceless victory – a first promotion for 40 years.
Division Four
The equation for both Darlington and City, going into this final match of the season, was simple: win and they would be promoted from Division Four, lose and they miss out. Darlington took the lead, the game was delayed for 10 minutes as a wall collapsed in the away end, and then Bobby Ham, Bruce Bannister and an own goal gave City the priceless victory – a first promotion for 40 years.
A must watch, Reynard. Thank me later.
Steve Marriott's Packet of Three + interview
The interview with Steve Marriott + the full gig at the Camden Palace in 1985.....just turn up your amp and enjoy....
Probably the best live concert featuring the late great Steve Marriott. Apart from his voice it shows what an accomplished guitar player he was.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_P257o0qKk
Steve Marriott's Packet of Three + interview
The interview with Steve Marriott + the full gig at the Camden Palace in 1985.....just turn up your amp and enjoy....
Probably the best live concert featuring the late great Steve Marriott. Apart from his voice it shows what an accomplished guitar player he was.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_P257o0qKk
Fabulous stuff , kenny . A most sincere thank you for that link you sent m8 . What would we do without You Tube to access classic archive material ? Wasn't Phil Collins in the same production of 'Oliver' as another child protege ?
Didn't know that the Small Faces were formed in the Ruskin Arms in Manor Park East London tho ! We used to go there most friday nights to see a band who used to play a weekly set in the back room . You've probably heard of them cos they became pretty big . They called themselves Iron Maiden lol . They got a few tours supporting Judas Priest and the like so we used to roll up at the Hammersmith Odeon mainly to see them rather than the headline act . Quite a few other bands used to play at the Ruskin and released their music under the guise of The Soundhouse ! Some great names among them including Saxon and the wonderfully named Ethel The Frog !
Didn't know that the Small Faces were formed in the Ruskin Arms in Manor Park East London tho ! We used to go there most friday nights to see a band who used to play a weekly set in the back room . You've probably heard of them cos they became pretty big . They called themselves Iron Maiden lol . They got a few tours supporting Judas Priest and the like so we used to roll up at the Hammersmith Odeon mainly to see them rather than the headline act . Quite a few other bands used to play at the Ruskin and released their music under the guise of The Soundhouse ! Some great names among them including Saxon and the wonderfully named Ethel The Frog !
Interesting Reynard. Glad you enjoyed the link. One to play regularly me-thinks.
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