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Hoof Hearted 20 Feb 15 12.10pm

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BBC made a big thing of 1985 and the start of Eastenders last night.

But for me the highlight of TV viewing was Top of the Pops 5 years earlier.

I enjoyed every song.

The schedule was diverse.... Cliff Richard, AC/DC, The Selecter, etc.

Great time for Palace with Jim Cannon leading us.

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Cliff Richard, The Nolans... did your husband enjoy it too Hoof?

Was good to see The Chords. ..aand The Regents were a bit wacky..

 


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jamiemartin721 Flag Reading 20 Feb 15 4.41pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 20 Feb 2015 12.10pm

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BBC made a big thing of 1985 and the start of Eastenders last night.

But for me the highlight of TV viewing was Top of the Pops 5 years earlier.

I enjoyed every song.

The schedule was diverse.... Cliff Richard, AC/DC, The Selecter, etc.

Great time for Palace with Jim Cannon leading us.

Edited by Hoof Hearted (20 Feb 2015 12.21pm)

The Selector, presumably someone who worked for Jimmy, Kitty and Gary.

 


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Hoof Hearted 20 Feb 15 4.57pm

Quote Pikester at 20 Feb 2015 2.51pm

Cliff Richard, The Nolans... did your husband enjoy it too Hoof?

Was good to see The Chords. ..aand The Regents were a bit wacky..


You cheeky monkey!

It was only a 30 mins show last nite on the TV whereas iplayer shows the whole original show. The Nolans and Buggles were 'cut' last nite.

The Cliff Richard track 'Carrie' is easily his best effort ever with a cheeky sax solo, that I'm not afraid to say I liked.

Love the Regents track '17', but my favourites were The Selecter and the Joe Jackson track that played it out at the end.

Legs and Co were foxy!

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Hoof Hearted 20 Feb 15 4.59pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 20 Feb 2015 4.41pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 20 Feb 2015 12.10pm

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BBC made a big thing of 1985 and the start of Eastenders last night.

But for me the highlight of TV viewing was Top of the Pops 5 years earlier.

I enjoyed every song.

The schedule was diverse.... Cliff Richard, AC/DC, The Selecter, etc.

Great time for Palace with Jim Cannon leading us.

Edited by Hoof Hearted (20 Feb 2015 12.21pm)

The Selector, presumably someone who worked for Jimmy, Kitty and Gary.


Me no understand Jamie?

 

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Quote Hoof Hearted at 20 Feb 2015 12.10pm

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BBC made a big thing of 1985 and the start of Eastenders last night.

But for me the highlight of TV viewing was Top of the Pops 5 years earlier.

I enjoyed every song.

The schedule was diverse.... Cliff Richard, AC/DC, The Selecter, etc.

Great time for Palace with Jim Cannon leading us.

Edited by Hoof Hearted (20 Feb 2015 12.21pm)


Hoof that was a great watch,brought back so many memories. Managed to see most of the bands on there, The Tourists(Lew'sham),Boomtown Rats and The Chords(both Marquee,3 years apart), Queen(Hyde Park and Hammersmith Odeon) Selector("=Tone tour somewhere), Specials(numerous times including IIRC that live recording at The Lyceum)and of course ACDC (Wembley ,If You Want Blood Tour '79). Pretty sure that may have been the fantastic Bon Scotts last tv appearance coz he must've popped off quite soon after that! Anyways.sorry for boring you lot but as I said.the memories! Thanks again Hoof. Ollie's Dad,Ash.

 


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That was Bon Scott's last performance Hoofy before he did what all proud Scotsmen know. That a yard of ale is merely an early in the evening chaser.

 


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Hoof Hearted 21 Feb 15 10.27am

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That was Bon Scott's last performance Hoofy before he did what all proud Scotsmen know. That a yard of ale is merely an early in the evening chaser.


Yeah.... Ollie's dad mentioned that above!

I think the coroner's report said something like "He drank himself to death!"

He was a wild man.... RIP Bon.

 

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Last concert was actually at Southampton Gaumont (now called the Mayflower) I should know, me and my brother were [Link]

 


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the chords were brilliant , some much energy , great singles , " somethings missing " and "maybe tomorrow " . i loved that regents track 17 . great time for music .

 


interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?"
iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "

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Quote Hoof Hearted at 21 Feb 2015 10.27am

Quote Kermit8 at 20 Feb 2015 10.34pm

That was Bon Scott's last performance Hoofy before he did what all proud Scotsmen know. That a yard of ale is merely an early in the evening chaser.


Yeah.... Ollie's dad mentioned that above!

I think the coroner's report said something like "He drank himself to
death!"

He was a wild man.... RIP Bon.

he died round the corner from where i live , a few months ago some scamp glued an unofficial blue plaque to the wall where he snuffed it

 


interviewer " iggy , do you think you influenced anybody?"
iggy pop " I think I wiped out the 60`S "

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jamiemartin721 Flag Reading 23 Feb 15 4.39pm

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Quote Hoof Hearted at 20 Feb 2015 12.10pm

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BBC made a big thing of 1985 and the start of Eastenders last night.

But for me the highlight of TV viewing was Top of the Pops 5 years earlier.

I enjoyed every song.

The schedule was diverse.... Cliff Richard, AC/DC, The Selecter, etc.

Great time for Palace with Jim Cannon leading us.

Edited by Hoof Hearted (20 Feb 2015 12.21pm)

The Selector, presumably someone who worked for Jimmy, Kitty and Gary.


Me no understand Jamie?

Someone picks out the 'fit kids' to go back stage and 'meet the stars'.

 


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