Very, very tempted myself Jazzy but I don’t think she ever did better than those first two albums, which I had the pleasure of seeing live as I’m sure you did. AaarrrggghhhGoing to see Nearly Dan in 2 weeks! No it's not them
It's not the Beatles or Paul McCartney or Paul Simon either....
But it is... Suzanne Vega.
She's only supported by a guitarist and cellist Jonny so I think it's a return to folk roots of the first 2....at least I hope !
Manics are now heavily ABBA influenced and I do get itCals brother was the same. They tended to love her. And if you ask them quietly I vet quite a few would own up to liking ABBA too.
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, I saw the GP on Tuesday and have a course of antibiotics which I hope will kick in properly soon. If not by Monday then I’ll be back onto them for another appointment. My grandad died of pneumonia in the 1920s leaving my nan a widow with 2 small girls - not an enviable position in those days. You definitely have to be thankful for medical progress.
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I don’t mind a tribute band but probably wouldn’t seek one out. I’ve seen a George Michael one in Egypt who turned out to be Chinese when he took his sun glasses off - he was very good to be fair. I’ve seen a Michael Buble one in Zante which my friend who lived there got us tickets for as a surprise treat - I hadn’t the heart to tell her I can’t stand Michael Buble, and an Amy Winehouse one also in Zante who was flipping awfulEvening everyone, sorry you are still feeling a bit ropey @Val P , hope you are better soon and cuddling Sweet Cicely. Exciting news about the new baby @anjelikaferrett, hope all goes well. Talking of grandchildren Hannah had the day off today - teacher training day - so rang early to ask if she could come round as her Mum was going to the hairdressers. “ I don’t want to go with her. There’s no signal over there and I can’t be without WiFi for two hours!”
Don’t mind a tribute act, Let there B/Dc, The Very Beautiful South also saw Australian Pink Floyd a few years ago and they were excellent. Me and Mr G. used to roadie for a Pink Floyd tribute band some years ago, unfortunately one ego got in the way and they disbanded, a pity because they were really rather good.
We have two youngest grandkids for a sleepover tomorrow night, their parents are off on a jolly, they had better be tucked up in bed by 8pm or there’ll be trouble.
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In fairness mate, I don't think you need a good memory to realise I'd disagree with that point of view.
I'll give you a free pass on that Anj seeing as I'm pretty much the same with Brucie.
Both Australian Pink Floyd and Brit Floyd are huge in tribute band terms. Between them I've seen them 3 times at the Echo arena. My brother in law's best mate used to roadie for Australian Floyd and we got VIP tickets once and met the band. Half of them were British.Evening everyone, sorry you are still feeling a bit ropey @Val P , hope you are better soon and cuddling Sweet Cicely. Exciting news about the new baby @anjelikaferrett, hope all goes well. Talking of grandchildren Hannah had the day off today - teacher training day - so rang early to ask if she could come round as her Mum was going to the hairdressers. “ I don’t want to go with her. There’s no signal over there and I can’t be without WiFi for two hours!”
Don’t mind a tribute act, Let there B/Dc, The Very Beautiful South also saw Australian Pink Floyd a few years ago and they were excellent. Me and Mr G. used to roadie for a Pink Floyd tribute band some years ago, unfortunately one ego got in the way and they disbanded, a pity because they were really rather good.
We have two youngest grandkids for a sleepover tomorrow night, their parents are off on a jolly, they had better be tucked up in bed by 8pm or there’ll be trouble.
But are any of them full internationals Fred?Just want to say happy International Women's day to all the lovely ladies on here.
Played with....But are any of them full internationals Fred?
Believe that Anj may have played for the Under 21s?
I don't think there's any need to expand on that Anj.
