…and with the future drummer of the Jimi Hendrix Experience in it…..

I much prefer The Angel to Whitelock’s, and the ale is cheaper. For an interesting experience, try the Duncan on match day.

The Miners is long gone, I’m afraid.

A friend of mine used to rally a 2 litre Escort that only did 7mpg when used in anger.

It’s a pity they no longer have GPs at Brands Hatch. A far better circuit. As is Oulton Park

Can you please crawl out your window?

Could anyone resist His Bobness asking you to self defenestrate?

Dub a dub a dub dub.

Reminds me of John Fahey

The fact that Ringo, George and Paul all had cars by the age of 20 in those straitened times suggests that they were doing all right financially,

Talking of Slade, I remember Noddy Holder in an interview saying how news of a 12 year old kid who could sing like Ray Charles was the talk of the midlands music scene. Mr Winwood, of course.

I’m surprised no-one has mentioned this atrocity

They are probably a bit glum because they are thinking; “Out of all the instruments I could have been good at, I chose this.”

I saw the Hendrix package tour.

Here’s my Midge Ure joke. My father served on the good ship HMS Vienna during the war. It should have been the no 1 ship in the navy, but was kept off the coveted top spot by HMS Shaddupayaface.
I thangyew.

In the Beezer, there was a character called Colonel Blink, the Short Sighted Gink. He said “Arf, arf!” In the early 1960s.

Did ye get healed?

Vicki Wickham was chatting about RSG on this week’s Rock’s Back Pages podcast.

I speak of the pompatous of love.

Very sincere condolences. This reminds me of my father’s last day. He was lying there, completely unresponsive so we decided to see him off with his favourite music. I can’t remember exactly what, but it was […]