9 minutes ago, Scott said:

Crikey, I remember when he was 15. Outrageous talent.

Ambient country from 1977

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On 26/02/2026 at 11:55, dermott said:

Speaking of drums and drummers, Dave Clark wasn't one of the greats. A session drummer, Bobby Nelson, played on their hits, including Glad All Over. Dave, on the other hand, was a very smart businessman. He owned the rights to all the DC5's material and managed things shrewdly. You rarely if ever see the material on compilation albums.

Good shout.

Not quite, but almost, one hit wonders.

They weren't brothers, none of them born Walker, but they could sing a bit.

14 hours ago, Boyne said:

The Peter Green days. Talented lad, LSD did him in, though there were earlier signs of instability. Cocaine did in the next iteration.

Current Mood

13 hours ago, Boyne said:

Famously was working as a babysitter for Goffin and King and they discovered she could sing a bit.

14 hours ago, Boyne said:

Did you listen to Desert Island Discs yesterday by any chance?

4 hours ago, PloKoon13 said:

Did you listen to Desert Island Discs yesterday by any chance?

I didn't but heard an advert for the programme on Radio 4 earlier yesterday in which the song was played but it sounded like the Kylie Minogue version. The song must have stuck in my mind.

2 hours ago, Boyne said:

I didn't but heard an advert for the programme on Radio 4 earlier yesterday in which the song was played but it sounded like the Kylie Minogue version. The song must have stuck in my mind.

Spot on, the chap did pick the Kylie version.

46 minutes ago, PloKoon13 said:

Spot on, the chap did pick the Kylie version.

Cheers. Checked when Kylie recorded her version. 1987. Can't believe it's nearly 40 years ago. I think I have a copy of Little Eva's version somewhere at home.