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Songs you'd forgot about.

Danny

Danny

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Every now and then a song comes on the radio that you hadn't heard for ages and you'd completely forgotten what a good track it was.

Today's offering.A bad case of loving you - Robert Palmer.
 
I don't really forget about songs but some days a song gets in my head I know, or yes maybe forgot how good it was, can't remove it and have to get on you tube to listen to it, then that clears it from my mind.
 
I was listening to a bit of Simply Red earlier and I do like the songs. Just something different about them I reckon in terms of sound, a bit of authenticity there.

I found myself completely escaping from the shite happening on this planet while listening earlier.
 
Marb said:
I was listening to a bit of Simply Red earlier and I do like the songs. Just something different about them I reckon in terms of sound, a bit of authenticity there.

I found myself completely escaping from the shite happening on this planet while listening earlier.
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Early Simply Red was excellent but Mick Hucknall is a world class tosser.
 
Danny said:
Just about the only stand up comic that my Mom liked. I have fond memories of her laughing that hard I think the tears ran down her legs.
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Saw him at Leeds Grand Theatre, around 1980, 81. Funny guy, natural storyteller, who didn't need foul language to get on, unlike his contemporaries at the time B. Manning + Roy Chubby Brown.....
Mind you. I found them funny as well 😆
 
That's what my mom always liked about him that he could make people laugh with swearing or being nasty. For me I don't mind. I always think Dave chapelle is the master of of comedy. Although there are a lot of comedians I've liked from times gone by . I always thought Dave Allen was a master of the craft also.
 
This topic drove me to checking out my old 45s and I have a (short) list.

Known to most:
I Can't Let Go - Hollies
Ohio - CSNY
It's Different For Girls - Joe Jackson

Maybe less well-known:
Listen To The Radio (Atmospherics) - Tom Robinson
The Great Banana Hoax - Electric Prunes
Say You Don't Mind - Denny Laine
 
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