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StuartL wrote:
DB10GOONER wrote:
StuartL wrote:Prince Buster

Ska Legend - Huge influence on groups like The Specials and Madness ( who took their name from.one of his songs and also dedicated a song to him "The Prince")
Wasn't a fan of his tbh (I never liked much of the original ska, just the 2 Tone revival and the third wave - and I hate reggae), but sorry to hear of his death as his influence on the ska music I love was massive. Without him there would have been no Specials, or at least a very different Specials.

I think he was still performing live into his late 60's / early 70's too. 8)

RIP.
Gangsters by the specials is basically his Al Capone song reworked, Madness is his originally redone by "Madness"

T tone stuff is a bit faster, with better backing sounds etc but the original ska still stands up well.
Saw Toots ( from Toots & Maytals) Wednesday night still going strong at 73 !
It just wasn't my thing I suppose. I have very eclectic taste in music, ranging from the classical masters to metal, punk to folk, ska to grunge, even some NWA-era rap and some pop stuff ( :shock: ) but I'm a bit picky too. I love old punk and 2 Tone ska for example, but I hate pop-punk and love ska punk (3rd wave) stuff! :lol:

I don't tend to just love or hate entire genres, I tend to like some songs or bands within most genres. I do hate 99.9% of everything country & western and reggae I've ever heard though. I also don't like DJ's - getting paid to play records of other people's music is fucked in the head. :roll: Learn to play an instrument you cúnts!! :lol:

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Sad News Indeed

I know we've all got to go sometime but it is still bad news especially when it is those who have played a (good) part in our lives - especially musicians, sports people, actors, writers etc...

RIP Buster yoo izzz now avin BIG Spliffff Yaaaaaaaaaah! 8)

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Missed this news. I was in doctrined to his Ten Commandment by the age of 12. A hinspiration to I .
RIP

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RIP Arnold Palmer. Pioneer of modern golf. A golfing great.
The Ryder Cup has just been tipped in favour of USA.

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Is it true that he (Arnold Palmer) was also the co owner of Huntley & Palmer ?



If so that takes the biscuit!


too soon? :?

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David Herd fell off the perch yesterday. The first footballer whose picture I put up when I was very young. RIP

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OneBardGooner wrote:Is it true that he (Arnold Palmer) was also the co owner of Huntley & Palmer ?



If so that takes the biscuit!


too soon? :?
You bit off more than you could chew with that one...

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Nos89 wrote:
OneBardGooner wrote:Is it true that he (Arnold Palmer) was also the co owner of Huntley & Palmer ?



If so that takes the biscuit!


too soon? :?
You bit off more than you could chew with that one...
Ohhh! Crumbs! :oops: :lol:

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Jean Alexander aka Hilda Ogden died today aged 90.

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mcdowell42 wrote:Jean Alexander aka Hilda Ogden died today aged 90.
Sorry, who and who now?

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DB10GOONER wrote:
mcdowell42 wrote:Jean Alexander aka Hilda Ogden died today aged 90.
Sorry, who and who now?

You don't remember your first girlfriend!!??

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GranadaJoe wrote:
DB10GOONER wrote:
mcdowell42 wrote:Jean Alexander aka Hilda Ogden died today aged 90.
Sorry, who and who now?

You don't remember your first & only girlfriend!!??
Hey, have some respect for DB10'S feelings.

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StuartL wrote:
GranadaJoe wrote:
DB10GOONER wrote:
mcdowell42 wrote:Jean Alexander aka Hilda Ogden died today aged 90.
Sorry, who and who now?

You don't remember your first & only girlfriend!!??
Hey, have some respect for DB10'S feelings.
Sounds like a Rooneyesque moment!...

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Anthony Foley Munster Rugby coach died in their hotel overnight.. Aged just 42...RIP

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