COUSIN NORMAN -THE MARMALADE

Now Watch Music journalist Chris White Interviews Hugh Nicholson on his career with Blue,Marmalade and The Poets . 1974.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zY5NSUFKOmw .The film features rare pics and video of USA Tour Blue albums on Download and CD formats available on Amazon & iTunes etc including: 'Blue' / 'Life In The Navy' / 'Another Night Time Flight' / 'Fools' Party' / 'The L.A.Sessions' / 'Country Blue' / 'Blue 20' / 'Heaven Avenue' / Blue The Singles Collection Vol 1 & 2' / Hugh Nicholson 'Loving You' / 'Heartstrings' / Ian MacMillan 'Paisley Boy'

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Music

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• All Rise
• Elton John & Blue
• BLUE

[keowtor]

I never lost my memory of this good song. Thanks for posting,sure brings back nice memories.

[kopeye]

Perfect. Yep I've got all the memories of this one. We'd just moved into a new home in a new town. I was thirteen and in a new school; had three fights, met my first girlfriend, Harry Nillson's 'Can't Live' was number 1 or something, Slade, Rod Stewart and the Faces were played all the time in our youth club and there was a war in Biafra as I recall. Great days - maybe not for the Biafrans though

[MrMjp58]

@colindominy Great comment on that era of pop/rock music. I couldn't agree more. This is not just nostalgia, the music made more sense then - in any terms. Comments like these have got me into hot water over the years tho'.

[ultras1uk]

@chrisdiack Please join the Marmalade Dean Ford - Singer/Songwriter Facebook Group. We have band members popping in and out. Thanks!

[chrisdiack]

Really good stuff... Good music, great hamonies... everything going for it. Its on our playlist. Chris, Clasic Gold Radio.

[georgee895]

Gave us young teeny boppers a big thrill in the late 60s. Marmalade had some really nice sounds.

[heriotsfullback]

Love this

[normanthe4man]

Saw these guys at Ronnie Quibbels theatre (cant remember the name)...Deep River Southern Suburbs Cape Town 1973

[colindominy]

A great, great song - by one of the best groups of its day. By God, that era just either side of 1970 (circa '69 to about '73) was truly one of the very best & most enjoyable in the context of creative, dynamic rock music.