Who needs a whistle

[alecstilleyedye]

nope, he's here but keeping his powder dry, apparently :?:

 

[Yorkshireman]

He`s either too busy `over there` or he`s working on a real `blinder` :?: .

 

[Keith Oates]

Once the holiday period is over there could be a few more coming over and having a look!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Arch]

Did anyone think of trustysteed? I've just emailed him...

Should lower the tone nicely....

 

[Cycling Naturalist]

Did anyone think of trustysteed?

...

Well, obviously you did. :?:

 

[Yorkshireman]

Did anyone think of trustysteed?

...

Well, obviously you did. :?:

Patrick (old chap), It`s a fact of life that some of these young gels are mere flibertygibbets, and are known to toy with a chaps inner emotions. I suggest you ship for India directly ... or join the Foreign Legion. Chin up there and stand to :?: .

 

[Foghat]

Foghat was a reasonable enough bloke too. Good on music anyway.

Stand easy, chaps. I've arrived - and to prove it, I'm here.

As before, I'll continue with ephemeral visits to adjudicate on matters of logic, expose the pseuds, ridicule the irrationals and once in a while impart some of the trademark Foghat experience, wisdom and good old fashioned common sense. And if you're all really unlucky, I'll keep banging on about how bloody marvellous a certain psychedelic jazzy-space-blues-rock-bluegrass-funk band from Haight-Ashbury was/is.

Anyway, ankev I presume, likewise..........although didn't you rashly dis my beloved Dead a while ago? :?:

 

[Tim Bennet.]

I haven't seen anything from ASC1952 in 'touring'.

Apparently he is a solicitor which obviously gives him all the money and loads of time off to take plenty of holidays each year, so was always a mine of useful information about the far flung corners of the world.

 

[Andy in Sig]

Foghat was a reasonable enough bloke too. Good on music anyway.

Stand easy, chaps. I've arrived - and to prove it, I'm here.

As before, I'll continue with ephemeral visits to adjudicate on matters of logic, expose the pseuds, ridicule the irrationals and once in a while impart some of the trademark Foghat experience, wisdom and good old fashioned common sense. And if you're all really unlucky, I'll keep banging on about how bloody marvellous a certain psychedelic jazzy-space-blues-rock-bluegrass-funk band from Haight-Ashbury was/is.

Anyway, ankev I presume, likewise..........although didn't you rashly dis my beloved Dead a while ago? :?:[/quote]

Indeed it is and I'm afraid I did but welcome anyway.

 

[Cycling Naturalist]

Did anyone think of trustysteed?

...

Well, obviously you did. :8:

Patrick (old chap), It`s a fact of life that some of these young gels are mere flibertygibbets, and are known to toy with a chaps inner emotions. I suggest you ship for India directly ... or join the Foreign Legion. Chin up there and stand to .

"Stand to!" :?: :?: I'm more concerned about Rustytool standing to - the man's like an alley cat on viagra.

 

[Foghat]

Indeed it is and I'm afraid I did but welcome anyway.

Thanks, and no hard feelings, old boy.....but listen to 'Dancing in the Streets' from the 8 May 1977 Cornell University gig, or 'Fire on the Mountain' on Dick's Picks 6 before writing them off for good. 'Mesmering, beautiful, magnificent' does not do these 'on'-tracks justice.... :?:

 

[Andy in Sig]

I might get around to it. I own and actually like, the Mars Hotel album. There's a lovely track on that called Ship Of Fools.

But at the moment I'm absorbing the Pretty Things and Yardbirds BBC Sessions albums not to mention Eddie and the Hot Rods new CD.

 

[Foghat]

I might get around to it. I own and actually like, the Mars Hotel album. There's a lovely track on that called Ship Of Fools.

But at the moment I'm absorbing the Pretty Things and Yardbirds BBC Sessions albums not to mention Eddie and the Hot Rods new CD.

Are Stone-Hearted Mama' or 'Onion Soup' on it? Stonking tracks from a fine band (an abrasive Rolling Stones with balls)!

 

[Andy in Sig]

Yep, both are in there. It's a double CD and covers all periods of their career. Highly recommended. (My faves are Cries From The Midnight Circus and Sickle Clowns but I liked them on the studio albums anyway.)

 

[Arch]

Did anyone think of trustysteed?

...

Well, obviously you did. :?:

There there. If you remember, I emailed you to tempt you over last week. Before anyone else. :?: