Enclosure Old Timer

Pogues - Fairytale of New York 

Jethro Tull - Ring Out Solstice Bells

Jeremy Lloyds, former Somerset and Gloucester all rounder and first  class umpire, age 68.

Nik Turner, founder member of Hawkwind, aged 82.

5 hours ago, slartibartfast said:

Horslips for me .

Totally agree, great band, closely followed by the Saw Doctors.

3 minutes ago, Port Said Red said:

 

It's probably some sort of sacrilege to say this, but I have just listened to it and I have to say I prefer what Nazareth made of it.

And I speak as someone who likes a lot of female singer songwriters and not the greatest fan of Nazareth.

Agree, one of the covers which is better than the original, Hendrix's ' version of All Along the Watchtower and Joe Cocker's With a Little Help From My Friends spring to mind.

1 hour ago, slartibartfast said:

Joni Mitchell song, wern't it ? 

Yep, from her 'Blue' album. 

Last of the Summer Wine's Tom Owen, son of Bill Owen, aged 73.

Anyone else of a certain age remember Terry Bush's screamer against Preston?

Fairport Convention-What We Did On Our Holidays 

Wishbone Ash-Argus

Horslips- The Man Who Built America 

Led Zeppelin IV

Waterboys - Fisherman's Blues 

I remember the local radio phone in after that one, the classic brummie accent ' I've just been down the blues and I'm pig sick ', happy days.

Totally agree, with Jantzen Derrick, would also put Keith Fear on the list as well

On 16/09/2022 at 16:00, Maesknoll Red said:

Paul Sartin from Bellowhead

 

https://www.nme.com/news/music/bellowheads-paul-sartin-has-died-aged-51-3311667

Such a shame, great musician, great band, got tickets to see them I'm Bath in November, must be in doubt now.

7 hours ago, BTRFTG said:

I was knee high but recall going with my dad and uncle but rather than the Jules Rimet I was told to focus on the 'best player on the park'. Not one of those involved in the World Cup rather an Atyeo type goalscoring machine who led the line for Leeds and set them on the road to glory. Cant for the life of me remember his name but think he was a Scot. Could be wrong but whilst I recall Jackie Charlton playing i think a young Norman Hunter might also have been there.

Jim Storrie?

I found the flashing pitchside adverts so bright it was almost painful last night. It seemed to tone down later in the game, but early on it was a strain to see the ball when it was on the ground. Surely this must be a distraction to players and officials as well

Grateful Dead - Dark Star

Buffalo Springfield  - For What It's Worth

Byrds - Eight Miles High

America  - Horse With No Name

Fairport Convention - Meet On The Ledge.

Jerry Allison, drummer with Buddy Holly and the Crickets, aged 82.

16 hours ago, Maesknoll Red said:

Darryl Hunt, The Pogues Bass Player, 72

 

 

So sad, Phil Chevron a while ago, now Darryl Hunt. The legendary Pogues are gradually fading away.

Bernard  Cribbins, aged 93

The wonderful Stackridge

5 hours ago, slartibartfast said:

One that I missed.............Manny Charlton, Nazareth guitarist, 80.

Great guitarist, great band, Hair of the Dog still stands up as one of the classic rock albums. 

2 hours ago, harrys said:

Who can remember the name of the pub down the road to the bottom left of the flyover, hottest ticket ticket in town to the winner, season ticket at the gas

Cherry Tree.

Not using mine if anyone wants.

1957, can't remember the game but remember dad sitting me on the wall in the corner of the East End, then just known as the Covered End. Before that I used to stand outside our house in Stackpool Road and listen for the crowd roar when City scored.

Sonny Ramadhin, legendary West Indies spin bowler, aged 92. Half of the spin duo of Ramadhin and Valentine that defeated England in the early '50s.

3 minutes ago, Oh Louie louie said:

Can recall, the first bit of graffiti, i saw around the back of the dolman.

Hull city tigers on tour.

Was there for years.

Graffiti I remember best was Quadrophenia written at the back of the Dolman, seemed to be there forever.