Music thread

boltonbonce wrote:That girl in Follyfoot was always crying. Got right on my tit. A proper girly programme.

I preferred Tarzan. As I've said before, a half naked man who lives up a tree with a six year old boy and a chimp takes some beating.

I remember the series from way back. I was very young, just started watching telly. They dont make music like the theme song anymore. I googled the Lady to see what she is doing today and it seems she retired after or shortly after follyfoot. I seem to remember that it was a Yorkshire TV program and filmed in Yorkshire. I recognise a few of those faces, but alas, those days are long gone for those actors. People were different then than they are now.
I didnt like tarzan. Though in the news lately apparently the Tarzan actors son killed his mother at the Tarzan actors home and was then shot by Police in LA.
I am a peaceful person and dont like violence in any way. The Tarzan actor wasnt involved.

sunlight wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:That girl in Follyfoot was always crying. Got right on my tit. A proper girly programme.

I preferred Tarzan. As I've said before, a half naked man who lives up a tree with a six year old boy and a chimp takes some beating.

I remember the series from way back. I was very young, just started watching telly. They dont make music like the theme song anymore. I googled the Lady to see what she is doing today and it seems she retired after or shortly after follyfoot. I seem to remember that it was a Yorkshire TV program and filmed in Yorkshire. I recognise a few of those faces, but alas, those days are long gone for those actors. People were different then than they are now.
I didnt like tarzan. Though in the news lately apparently the Tarzan actors son killed his mother at the Tarzan actors home and was then shot by Police in LA.
I am a peaceful person and dont like violence in any way. The Tarzan actor wasnt involved.

You're talking about Ron Ely. He's in poor health and in a wheelchair now.
Time is a terrible master. It steals the years, then it steals your life.

boltonbonce wrote:Never get tired of listening to this.

Gorilla and The Doughnut in Granny's Greenhouse were two of my favourite albums when a bit of levity was required.
Loads of cracking tracks but this one from Tadpoles remains my favourite... a tribute to guitar soloists everywhere...

'In the wardrobe of my soul, in the section labelled shirts'. 

It's a line that's always stuck in my mind, and would happily have on my gravestone.

boltonbonce wrote:'In the wardrobe of my soul, in the section labelled shirts'. 

It's a line that's always stuck in my mind, and would happily have on my gravestone.

It certainly touches the ventricles of my heart.

wanderlust wrote:

boltonbonce wrote:'In the wardrobe of my soul, in the section labelled shirts'. 

It's a line that's always stuck in my mind, and would happily have on my gravestone.

It certainly touches the ventricles of my heart.

Decent book about Stanshall called 'Ginger Geezer'. Could have been better but an enjoyable romp through his bonkers life.
What kind of a man keeps a zebra's bottom on the stairs.

This is a beautiful rendition of a song that always gets to me.

I always feel better after a blast of this.

Let's boogie. What a pity he gets cut off near the end.

Suddenly you were gone, from all the lives you left your mark upon. Lyrics used in this song written by Neil Peart, the Drummer in RUSH about a friend he had whom passed away. Also apt for himself as he passed away this week RIP Neil and thank you for all the music.

loving this at the moment!

Now you've done it KP, i absolutely detest that band!

Norpig wrote:Now you've done it KP, i absolutely detest that band!

I thought you might have liked this one!

This should help to put things right...

Ah you're back in the good books now, one of my all time favourites 

Norpig wrote:Ah you're back in the good books now, one of my all time favourites 

Thought I might be with that one.