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Once I've heard that track Cosmo it's on my brain for days, just can't stop singing it
I can quite understand that!
My parents were into The Beatles (and the Stones and Beach Boys big time). I can remember playing 'With The Beatles' album over and over and OVER again. I went and bought the CD recently - it's still a good album.......and I felt like a kid. My Dad used to sing this one - a lot. At me.
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Love your Beatles choice up there, Monkey.
Me too Monkey
This one's for Velvet and Scotty:
I do believe they like a bit of Ms. Khan.
I do believe they like a bit of Ms. Khan.
Oh velvet I love that song!
What a treat, I`ve not heard it in ages.
What a treat, I`ve not heard it in ages.
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My Dad used to sing this one - a lot. At me.
Cosmo
For Scotty and Cosi
Wow! Great Chaka stuff Cosmo..thankyou! 
There`s a track from Chaka, I can`t find. "Please pardon me" It was the first song I ever heard her sing. Came home after a gig with my jazz band. They were all much older than me and taught me a lot.The drummer gave me a tape. I sat by the firelight and listened to it again and again..and cried. I`ll never forget that song. I wish I could find it.
Velvet..! I lurrrrrrrrrrrrrrve Georgie Fame singing that. Thank you!
The fabulous Ms Keely Smith
The fabulous Ms Keely Smith
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"Please pardon me"
This........?
Live......
Oh I love that one too velvet.
Oh Cosmo...thank you so so much. The memories are flooding back.
Love the live version too.
The memories are flooding back. Love the live version too.
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I'd better post another one 'cos Stoory will be in here soon enough, no doubt
I'm here Cosmo
I cannae cope! Cloudy is my best AWB song ever! Stoory
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I cannae cope! Cloudy is my best AWB song ever! Stoory
We're in the best place for it Scotty.........Alan Gorrie ruleeeeeeeez
Why did I post Simon Smith?
Note to self: *hide the sherry trifle*
Note to self: *hide the sherry trifle*
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I'm here Cosmo
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Oh Cosmo...thank you so so much.
My pleasure.
Look what I found.....!
(PS, the best AWB tune is A Love Of Your Own)
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We're in the best place for it Scotty.........Alan Gorrie ruleeeeeeeez
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Alan Gorrie wanted tae winch ma sister
And you're telling me she resisted....? 
Pass that sherry bottle, Scoooots.
Bang friggin tidy all day long
The morning after the night before. 
Way too much information.
Way too much information.
This is SUCH a great cover version, and it's live too.
One of the best songs EVER!
Sorry Prom - the Muse version is great BUT I prefer this one
Interesting fact about Creep Karma.
Thom Yorke went to Exeter University. He wrote Creep in the toilets of the campus bar - the Lemon Tree - known locally as the Lemmy.
Thom Yorke went to Exeter University. He wrote Creep in the toilets of the campus bar - the Lemon Tree - known locally as the Lemmy.
Really? I find it fascinating how people write songs as good as this, what they hear when they're writing, if they hear the whole production or just the basic tune of the song.
I find it fascinating how people write songs as good as this, what they hear when they're writing, if they hear the whole production or just the basic tune of the song.Reference:
Really? I find it fascinating how people write songs as good as this, what they hear when they're writing, if they hear the whole production or just the basic tune of the song.
Speaking for myself I hear everything in my head when I'm writing a song. Guitar, bass, drums, everything. Usually a vocal melody and words are written later.Creep is indeed a phenomenal song by an amazing band. Shame they went all 'arty' after three seminal albums. For arty see 'up their own arses beyond the call of duty'.