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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
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25-10-2016, 17:01
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Re: RIP Bobby Vee
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Sadly another musical star has passed away but thankfully his songs will live on. |
I'm sure they will Den...
RIP Bobby
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25-10-2016, 17:16
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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.
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Timeless songs for those of us of a certain age  RIP.
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25-10-2016, 17:23
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Re: RIP Bobby Vee
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I'm sure they will Den...
RIP Bobby
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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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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.
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25-10-2016, 18:03
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Re: RIP Bobby Vee
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l played some of these on Youtube last night and as you say they are utterly timeless in their quality.
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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.
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25-10-2016, 18:22
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Re: RIP Bobby Vee
We still have real snow in Winter, not sure about the rest though.
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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.
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Re: RIP Bobby Vee
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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.
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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. 
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26-10-2016, 11:20
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Re: RIP Bobby Vee
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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.
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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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