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Husband, father and Chelsea legacy fan. Loves real ale, and most kinds of music - listening to and playing. Owner of a 69 Thinline Telecaster. TWAANG!

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We must pay a visit @TomCoyle65 @TrueBlue_Terry
I have just been recording a podcast with @Southwark_News (about the Old Kent Road) and thought while I was in the area I might pay my respects at the Sussex Embassy. The Harvey's Sussex Best unassailable as ever.
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I think we all knew he was going to miss that, didn't we...
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I’ve asked this before but is there any historical event that is like the Opposite of 9/11. Like something so good that happened that it changed the world forever
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I know we've all heard it a million times, but it's still a wonderfully ramshackle piece of neckerchief rock that always brings a smile to my face from the opening notes of the intro😍
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This article mentions two landmarks local to me that I often drive past. The equestrian statue of Wellington in Aldershot and Camberley's famous white concrete elephant, still on the A30 at Blackwater.
A concrete elephant that was once paraded through the City of London, from today's new post: Walking the Rocque Ring Part 4 – Hyde Park Corner, Wellington Arch, A Missing Horse and an Elephant at alondoninheritance.com/
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My first European away trip. The beer was great and ridiculously cheap. Flew into Vienna and got the bus into Bratislava.
On This Day... Slovan Bratislava 0-2 Chelsea 1997 Goals: Luca Vialli ⚽️ Di Matteo ⚽️ #CFC #CFCHeritage
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Had forgotten that we bumped into Frank Leboeuf wandering around the old town in his club tracksuit. And Tony Banks up by the castle☺️
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Ian Dury & The Blockheads Average White Band The Beach Boys Pat Metheny Band Earth Wind & Fire Parliament/Funkadelic Hot Chocolate Dr Feelgood The Pogues The Beatles Wizzard
Introduce yourself by listing 10 bands you’ve seen live: Half Man Half Biscuit (8 times) Peat and Diesel Angine de Poitrine
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Can remember buying this with my school dinner money! A genuinely great year in music. So many hit singles across different genres.
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Wonderful, done with love and humour.
Neil Innes as The Rutles with a perfect parody of 60s McCartney. From the Rutles Archaeology album which is really the one. youtube.com/watch?v=-OgCVJ_c…
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Used to get this every week. Wonderful stuff!
From September 1966 TV CENTURY 21 WEEKLY features Special Agent 21! Stingray! The Munsters! James Bond Competition! Thunderbirds! Fireball XL5! Get Smart! Contact 21! Corgi Club News! The Daleks! 🚀💥📺
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It's a great book, well worth a read. As are the other books in the trilogy, Memphis '68 and Harlem '69.
#BOTW Catching the eye of @devondcdaley recently and part of a magnificent trilogy... Served c/o @BirlinnBooks, @Detroit67Book: 'Detroit 67: The Year That Changed Soul' (2016) ▶️ bit.ly/2EJFbkX Book of The Week #TakeAMoment #Menemukan Enjoy!
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Love Gram, and still play a few of his tunes today. A couple of years ago I went to Joshua Tree and a few of the places associated with his visits there. Alarmingly you can actually rent the room at The Joshua Tree Inn where he shuffled off this mortal coil!
On September 19th, 1973, Ingram Cecil Connor III — better known as country-rock visionary Gram Parsons — died in Joshua Tree, California. At just 26 years old, he narrowly missed the macabre “27 club.” Born November 5, 1946, in Winter Haven, Florida, Parsons’ musical career lasted only a decade. However, his impact has stretched on far longer, leaving an indelible mark on artists like Emmylou Harris, the Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, and others. History largely credits Parsons with founding the country-rock genre, but he preferred to think of his work — a shimmering kaleidoscope of country, R&B, folk, rock, and soul — as “Cosmic American Music.” Read more below: americansongwriter.com/52-ye…
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A name that has been etched in my memory since 1966!☺️
Pak Doo Ik scores for North Korea against Italy at Ayresome Park in the 1966 World Cup
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Good grief! A long 89 minutes to go...
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More than a smidge of same period McCartney too.
Many have paid homage to late 60s/early 70s Beach Boys but few with such loving accuracy as XTC. Totally sublime. youtube.com/watch?v=P9OZ_5ln…
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Here's Rory Gallagher tearing it up on American TV. Introduced by Ray Davies, my God, that kid could play. Audience seem stunned. Go get 'em, Rory. youtube.com/watch?v=JUbzs29Y…
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