Largest Club Fleets

Originally posted by Dougaldog Another 'for my sins, which are many' I met Rod Hull and Emu, only to then get the piss ripped out of me in his routine that evening! In a club environment he could be very funny and was actually a good act to enjoy - until you got on the receiving end of his humour. A genuine performer and funny guy......not to mention another sad loss. D

Originally posted by Dougaldog Another 'for my sins, which are many' I met Rod Hull and Emu, only to then get the piss ripped out of me in his routine that evening! In a club environment he could be very funny and was actually a good act to enjoy - until you got on the receiving end of his humour. A genuine performer and funny guy......not to mention another sad loss. D

In a similar vein Roger De Coursey and Nookie Bear were also very good in a Night Club environment. Probably less so on the Telly where the humour was somewhat restrained.

It was till the Chuckle brothers took over 

No ones mentioned Zombies yet 

Originally posted by iiiiticki All the best ones are dead......and I don't feel to good my self.........

The problem with kids and music these days is that so many of them become fans of the music I loved back in the day.  The advent of Youtube etc seems to have allowed them to get into music of any era, and outside of the commercial pop, it seems as if the age of the music and musician no longer matter. Add to that the diversity of the stuff they're listening to (what is it when a band achieves world domination with a banjo?) and it's all completely wrong - one of the pleasures of growing old is supposed to be whining about the music of kids these days, but how can we do that when so many of them like the same stuff we do?