Well on a lighter note, I survived the Rolling Stones concert in Southampton last night. Well what a night, they have so much energy that it took me back to when I first saw them in the sixties. Apart from looking older every thing else about them was the same. They were brilliant
I wish we could bottle what they are on it would save the NHS a fortune.
Wonder if Mick takes his meds like we do . Ha ha
18 months ago I would of struggled with this. So there is hope for us all xx
Carole x
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I loved the stones and the Beatles when growing up. they had big influence on me. Always love music ๐ถ๐ต I was a DJ in my 20s . now adays any 70, 80 sounds is good
Yes, I knew them well where we all went to school in Muswell Hill, London. Rod was in a class a year younger and I remember my farther saying don't mix with the likes of RS he will never get anywhere.
Yes such fond memories, Pete Quaife of the Kinks was my best pal at school, we use to go to his house after school and play about with guitars and in those days tape recorders. He was also a fantastic cartoonist and later in life when he left the Kinks, earned his living as a commercial artist.
Unfortunately Pete passed away with kidney failure some years ago. Ray was my 'sparing partner' and together with Pete we studied engineering in the same class. Rod was in a year younger, but also in the same school. I am still in touch with Ray.
Thatโs such a great story, what wonderful memories you have x
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Great songwriter Ray. What a dynamic sound they were with "You Really Got Me". That's my 1st memory of them. Rod & Maggie May. Well there you go! Brilliant.
Wow, I never had a close relationship with any of them but saw loads of the bands in the 60's they were just starting out and used to come to the local swimming baths on a Saturday night, only band didn't see was the Beatles as we wouldn't travel to Manchester some 30 miles away plus we didn't know who they were! We didn't know how famous any of them were going to be back then - my son didn't believe me.. I loved the sixties nothing beats it, the bands the fashion everything...
Such memories, those time lines live with us forever. In fact we didn't have all the troubles that are going on now. Or were we too young to know. No mobile phones etc.
Absolutely right, afraid I don't understand some of the current music! There must have been troubles but we never saw them - we used to walk home from Rawmarsh Baths and so did everyone else, felt safe and everyone chatted, can see it now...the fact that we'd seen the likes of the Kinks, Tom Jones, Lulu or whoever they were just another band, I recall seeing Lulu three times and just used to say, you know we saw her the other week - great memories.
Great stuff Carol. Saw them a couple of weeks ago starting their tour in Dublin. I had exactly the same thoughts. I could do with some of what theyโre on.
Hadnโt seen them live since the early 80s. Still blown away...amazing gig.
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