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denphone

24-10-2016 18:12

RIP Bobby Vee

Sadly another musical star has passed away but thankfully his songs will live on.:(

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-37756170

Mick Fisher

25-10-2016 16:01

Re: RIP Bobby Vee

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35865427)

Sadly another musical star has passed away but thankfully his songs will live on.:(

I'm sure they will Den...

RIP Bobby

Kursk

25-10-2016 16:16

Re: RIP Bobby Vee

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Bobby Vee, best known for hits including Rubber Ball, Take Good Care of My Baby and The Night Has a Thousand Eyes.

Timeless songs for those of us of a certain age :) RIP.

denphone

25-10-2016 16:23

Re: RIP Bobby Vee

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Originally Posted by Mick Fisher (Post 35865619)

I'm sure they will Den...

RIP Bobby

Sadly as somebody said on the forum Mick its been a bad year for famous stars as so many have passed away this year sadly but thankfully their great work lives on.

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Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35865621)

Timeless songs for those of us of a certain age :) RIP.

l played some of these on Youtube last night and as you say they are utterly timeless in their quality.

Kursk

25-10-2016 17:03

Re: RIP Bobby Vee

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35865624)

l played some of these on Youtube last night and as you say they are utterly timeless in their quality.

Real snow in Winter, coal fires, Sunday Night at the London Palladium, bus conductors, winkle pickers, foghorns, mods and rockers. Sigh. The songs are timeless but we are not Den.

Paul	25-10-2016 17:22

Re: RIP Bobby Vee

We still have real snow in Winter, not sure about the rest though.

Kursk

25-10-2016 22:20

Re: RIP Bobby Vee

Perhaps when I was smaller the snow seemed deeper. Other things of that time: LSD, free love, the Vietnam War, corned beef, no computers, no central heating, ice on the inside of the bedroom window, the 11 plus and it seemed like everyone smoked.

pip08456

26-10-2016 00:34

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Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35865729)

The snow was deeper! I remember one winter in the 60's when the snowdrifts reached the top of telegraph poles, people being snowed-in on a regular basis and in the late 70's going into a pub one evening and attempting to go home at 11.30 to be met with a 4ft wall of snow that wasn't there 30 mins earlier.

It was a good lock in though.:D

Kursk

26-10-2016 10:20

Re: RIP Bobby Vee

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Originally Posted by pip08456 (Post 35865754)

The snow was deeper! I remember one winter in the 60's when the snowdrifts reached the top of telegraph poles, people being snowed-in on a regular basis and in the late 70's going into a pub one evening and attempting to go home at 11.30 to be met with a 4ft wall of snow that wasn't there 30 mins earlier.

It was a good lock in though.:D

I thought so. Kids today think sleet is life threatening. Ok, enough or we'll become the 4 Yorshiremen;)

RIP Bobby Vee.

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