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..... not sure if I`ve played the Jobster before ....... great band , dynamic frontman ....... appeared twice on NBC`s Midnight Special ........

... In the early `nineties Morrissey tried to track down Jobbers with a view to having him support him on tour , not realising the prancing one had snuffed it some ten years earlier ........ oh well .......
 
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rocketonarail said:

..... not sure if I`ve played the Jobster before ....... great band , dynamic frontman ....... appeared twice on NBC`s Midnight Special ........

... In the early `nineties Morrissey tried to track down Jobbers with a view to having him support The Smiths on tour , not realising the prancing one had snuffed it some ten years earlier ........ oh well .......
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2.5 minute song, like the old days, Rockabilly RnR are for the greater part, 2.5 minutes... seems like a never ending song when we perform a 3-4 minute epic.... grin. j
 

........ and The Fall aim straight for chart success ..... keeps the label happy I guess ..... and what better way to do it than with another Kinks cover .........

.... So that`s how the Crystal Palace got burnt down ......... symbolic or what ? ......
 
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...... " this is off our first record .... most people don`t know it .... " ............. people immediately clap to show everyone how well they know it ........

..... not a cover , but .........
 
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............ Mark E Smith recounts the tale of a rabbit from East Germany who arrives as an immigrant in Britain and happens to read a newspaper story about serial killer Dr Harold Shipman ...... which makes the rabbit unhappy ..............

.... " He was giving out drugs to old ladies ....... but what about us , Shipman ? " .......
 
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..... the story was that if they included a group performing in each episode , then the BBC would class it as a variety , rather than comedy show , and they would receive more payment towards production costs .......

... Filmed at St Andrews , and Temple Meads railway station , Bristol ( England ) .......
 
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I never got to see John Mayall. Had tickets a few years ago but he cancelled due to ill health. Such an influential and inspiring musician. So many great musicians cut their teeth playing with the Bluesbreakers. He sure made his mark. RIP
 
Caught him at Kew Club when I was about 15 or 16. Was a huge fan - Lee's first album was Bluesbreakers ... either that or Jimi's Electric Ladyland. All played at max vol on the old Kreisler stereo!
 
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Mayall first saw him at His Majestys Theatre in Perth in the mid-70s and again in the late 80s at the Wiltern in Santa Monica, he was brilliant each time. Turning Point is one of my all-time favorite albums RIP John
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This has been an earworm in my head for over 50 years! But I don’t think I’ve actually heard the song since the mid 70’s.
 
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