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  On 05/08/2022 at 17:43, Gemmill said:

Who could forget Cab Calloway selling Hula Hoops? 

 

Well I'll tell you who. My lass. I was giving the "EAT! Don't Hula!" advice to her the other day and she didn't have a fucking clue. 

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Forgot about that :lol: classic. Utterly bizarre too

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  On 06/08/2022 at 07:30, Howmanheyman said:

All or nothing arsenal? Arsenal fans singing?

 

 

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Listen, blokes your age can't afford to be sniffy when someone busts out a Status Quo chant. Get your marble wash double denim on, put the white hi tecs through the washer, and get the air guitar out. 

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  On 06/08/2022 at 09:38, Gemmill said:

 

Listen, blokes your age can't afford to be sniffy when someone busts out a Status Quo chant. Get your marble wash double denim on, put the white hi tecs through the washer, and get the air guitar out. 

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As a former member of the Quo army (in me youth) I used to resemble that remark, right down to the hand painted cut off Levi jacket.

 

(and I will maintain until my dying day that original lineup Quo were one of the greatest blues/rock bands ever, even though my now constant tinnitus is very likely largely down to them, the cunts).

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  On 06/08/2022 at 09:50, Toonpack said:


As a former member of the Quo army (in me youth) I used to resemble that remark, right down to the hand painted cut off Levi jacket.

 

(and I will maintain until my dying day that original lineup Quo were one of the greatest blues/rock bands ever, even though my now constant tinnitus is very likely largely down to them, the cunts).

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Did you go and see them with Rod Stewart and Joe Cocker at Gateshead Stadium. I remember being in a shop buying letraset to make fake IDs, and there was a bloke in there probably in his 50s getting his own t shirt printed with "ROD, JOE AND THE QUO" on the front. :lol:

 

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One of my early jobs was in a marble factory where they cnc’d slabs into kitchen worktops.

 

One of the directors was a bloke called Ian Jones, who it turned out used to manage Status Quo.

 

Here endeth the claim to fame

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  On 06/08/2022 at 09:38, Gemmill said:

 

Listen, blokes your age can't afford to be sniffy when someone busts out a Status Quo chant. Get your marble wash double denim on, put the white hi tecs through the washer, and get the air guitar out. 

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Gemmill clearly suffering from PTSD from his days cowering behind the bar in Bliss. :cuppa:

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  On 06/08/2022 at 11:22, strawb said:

One of my early jobs was in a marble factory where they cnc’d slabs into kitchen worktops.

 

One of the directors was a bloke called Ian Jones, who it turned out used to manage Status Quo.

 

Here endeth the claim to fame

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I can get under that Quo claim to fame.

One my driver's father co-wrote In the Army Now and Margerita Time

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  On 06/08/2022 at 10:00, Gemmill said:

 

Did you go and see them with Rod Stewart and Joe Cocker at Gateshead Stadium. I remember being in a shop buying letraset to make fake IDs, and there was a bloke in there probably in his 50s getting his own t shirt printed with "ROD, JOE AND THE QUO" on the front. :lol:

 

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Nope, but Rod at SJP was an unexpectedly excellent gig (dragged there because of free tix from mate of the Mrs)

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  On 06/08/2022 at 12:24, Toonpack said:


Did he have two dads, because they were written by different folks 😉

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Well now you've made me go and Google him

 

So no In the Army Now, but a bit more involved that his son was making out

 

Bernard Frost (died 4 August 2019) was a British singer, guitarist and songwriter, best known for his near 30-year association with rock band Status Quo. Never an official group member, he co-wrote several of the band's biggest hits of the 1980s and multiple album tracks, adding backing vocals to many.

 

 

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  On 06/08/2022 at 12:40, NJS said:

In the army now was the only decent song they ever did in my opinion - maybe they should have tried different ideas like that more often. 

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Their very early psychedelic rock effort Pictures of Matchstick Men was canny 

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