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Re: Scrap lets wade through the musical past of our youth.
My 1st memory of proper music was at 16. The woman who worked in my Mums Cafe had a Son who was in a Band. After there Gigs they would come back for a meal, then have a jam sesion after in the Cafe great Days. They called the Band Vance Arnold and the Avengers. I argued that they should or He should use His real name. So the did, did well the Lads as Joe Cocker and the Grease Band. He was always a better singer than a Gas Fitter
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Was it true he was a bass player and thats whats he is doing with his arm and fingers while he sings (playing air bass)?
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I never saw Him play an instrument. His mate in the Band was a great Base player. Joe when young was a Fantastic Singer, they cut Georgia, you couldnt tell the difference between His and Ray Charles. It was the Drugs did Him, Sad.
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Drugs/cemicals preserves half of them, look at the Stones.
Keith even tried to snort his own fathers ashes
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Part 2 to follow
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtDQlekag24
Ahhh the "I cats" dancing when the song arcs up at 1. 50 mmm
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At 27 running a club had some great turns on. Manning Dooleys, Ken Dodd 10CC, Dave Berry and the like, really enjoyed. Then found myself back in London, Training Fighters and Running Doors at Clubs, Made Freinds with Paddy Callahan who did security for Harvey Goldsmith. Plus ran the door at Dingwalls which was the 1st venue for most American Bands to show there stuff. The Nicest person I ever looked after was Bob Dylan a close 2nd was Charlie Watts, but His Aunt was murder
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Cool as Scrap. Bob Dylan and Charlie watts seem like nice fellows, yeah.
Saw Dylan in Melbourne once and when he sang hard rain ,it poured down, it was almost God like, the timing.
Ive heard George Harrison was one of the nicest people to deal with too an old mate used to deliver papers to him in Henley.
Did you run into Mick Green and the Pirates at all back then?
Oh, so who was the worse bastrds you had to deal with?
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