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great glasses, you are a lovely girl.

No one here has said this was a race issue. Bill O'Reilly should come back here. We imprison more people per head of poulation than any other country in Europe. No consequences????

I was about 3 when this came out and drove my parents mad keep playing it. Well with my surname what else was I supposed to do????

Actually it him playing for Lancs against Warwks in the 1972 Gillette Cup Final.

Brush 1 Bird 0

This loco came within a hair's breadth of being the standard Type 4 for BR. In the 1960 tender for building 100 Type 4s the BRCW/AEI/Sulzer option was the chosen one. It was BRCW's unreliability as a contractor to the BTC which was their undoing.

A decent and honourable man. A man of integrity and principle.His death in 1963 robbed us of a potentially excellent Prime Minister.

Gaitskell was right about Suez. Like Iraq it should have been dealt with via the UN.

A brave decent and courageous man. His argument here was perfectly right and if you study the speech in more detail he argues for one man one vote over 30 years before it became acceptable to do so.

Very few politicians of today could cope with the heckling and interuptions Mr Gaitskell was subj...

What sets it apart from others is the heavy bass line from John Rostill.

The best bass player The Shadows ever had.

Excellent mix of Burns guitars on display.

@alanvking The Shadows version is very good and appears on their 1964 album Dance With The Shadows. many people forget that Hank and Bruce wrote this.

@tomobigfeller It was written by Jerry Lordan who also wrote Apache and Wonderful Land.

Paul Desmond, Dave Brubeck. What more could you want. The ultimate in cool music.

I am a big Dave Brubeck fan and also like sitar music and music from the asian sub-continent. This is brilliant. Cant wait to get the CD, stick it on and just chill.

The irony of a white South African playing with black players like Sobers at the height of apartheid in 1970. I wonder what Mr Vorster thought of that???? Hmmmmm.

I bought this on an exchange visit to Germany when I was abt 15.

2 points for who can name the B side?

Oh the memories of it all.

Good to see him having a revival with the IKEA ads

@SenLinFu Rugby League is the only team sport in the world that is 13 a side. A team consists of a full back, two wingers, two centres, a stand off half and a scrum half in the backs a total of 7 players. In the forwards there are two props, a hooker, two second row forwards and a loose forward....

I was there, just tio the right of the goal when ken Stroud scored. Heaven

I rember watching this video in its entirity one night in a pub in London in a special showing put on by the London Branch of the City Supporters Club. happy happy days indeed.

My first Bristol derby. very fond memories

Beautiful song sung by a very special and beautiful person. Thank you so much for posting it.

Its the 1979 World Cup Final

@Strawberry7Lynn Its Brian bennett on drums, though they are miming so you actually hear Tony Meehan playing. Tony had left by the time the song was released in Feb 1962,

RIP Jet. I still have the LP you and Tony signed for me nearly 30 years ago now. I take my hat off to the drummer who has managed to copy Tony's drum fills in both numbers superbly.

The first clip id from 1961 as it the first Shadows line up. The second clip where they play dance On is from the 1964 NME Poll Winners concert. It fratures a very early live appearence by John Rostill on bass and is soon after they started using Burns guitars in place of Fenders.

@Bevoin1970 A few years older know than then of course.Interesting to read some of what people have said

Great. keep on twanging young man.

nice

Marvellous

George Ford a bass a real find

A bass line to die for. Rostill was their best bassist player by miles

I was there as well. I agree about the guy in the trunks diving into the paddling pool.