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Re: Evening Standard Review - o2 show
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Thu Oct 01, 2009 5:09 pmby neil2726
They even knocked Elvis at the end of his career " fat n bloated" etc. Gives something to write about I suppose.
Cliff's been out of favour with the press and the radio stations for years, the BBC especially seem anti- Cliff and the Shads these days, neither getting much air play. Radio 2 which used to cater for the mature audience is now more for the younger market!
Knock Cliff all you like he's bloody good at what he does, and still has a huge fan base. You dont last 50 years if you dont have talent! Maybe the media haven't cottoned on that he and the Shads are selling out HUGE arenas!
Re: Evening Standard Review - o2 show
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Thu Oct 01, 2009 11:32 pmby drakula63
Who exactly is Long John Baldry? Did he invent Long Johns? Or is he just bald? Is he still alive? Sorry, never heard of him. Now Sir Cliff Richard, that's another story...
Re: Evening Standard Review - o2 show
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Fri Oct 02, 2009 12:27 pmby Peter K
Hi Chris,
Long John Baldry died some years ago. He was a British singer who had one hit called " Let the heartaches begin "
back in the sixties.
Before he went solo he was a member of " Steampacket ", this group also featured Rod Stewart, Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger,
Vic Briggs and Micky Waller.
Regards
Peter
Re: Evening Standard Review - o2 show
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Fri Oct 02, 2009 1:14 pmby Nick Allan
And he lived in Guildford, and played at the art school before he was well-known, well, well-known to my generation anyway !!!
Nick.
Re: Evening Standard Review - o2 show
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Fri Oct 02, 2009 1:37 pmby David Martin
Baffled...
Re: Evening Standard Review - o2 show
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Fri Oct 02, 2009 1:44 pmby Martin Page
Nick Allan wrote:And he lived in Guildford, and played at the art school before he was well-known, well, well-known to my generation anyway !!!
Nick.
In fact Long John lived in Vancouver, Canada for thirty odd years before he died in 2005.
Martin.
Re: Evening Standard Review - o2 show
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Fri Oct 02, 2009 2:46 pmby dogbender
Long John Baldry was playing a gig in Exeter that we were also playing at. I was returning home to London and he asked for a lift. He travelled all the way from Exeter to Portland Place in London in the front seat of my mode of transport at the time .................... a mini van!....................he was well over 6ft tall.
Pete