Not to worry, no Beatle fetishizing goes on here. Random YouTube wandering lead to "Helter Skelter," where some ninny had posted that it was 'is birfday, so we figured we should note it, thinking Manson all the while.
Kenny and Daltrey never got on and Rog said Kenney's drumming was arse. I think Kenny doesn't have a regular gig but turns up for various bands. I think he's in Bill Wyman's Big Band, or whatever it's called, quite a lot.
Jones is a supporter of the Conservative Party, and recorded a song called "Mr Brown" written by Robert Hart, criticising the tax policies of the then Chancellor of Exchequer Gordon Brown.
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I know him mainly from his whimsical acting in Caveman.
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Anglo-American Editor:
ReplyDeleteNot to worry, no Beatle fetishizing goes on here. Random YouTube wandering lead to "Helter Skelter," where some ninny had posted that it was 'is birfday, so we figured we should note it, thinking Manson all the while.
I don't mind ole Ringo. He's had interesting friends. And his son is in the band loosely labelled the Who
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ReplyDeleteRingo's the "Tolerable" Beatle.
BTW, what happened to Kenney Jones?
Kenny and Daltrey never got on and Rog said Kenney's drumming was arse. I think Kenny doesn't have a regular gig but turns up for various bands. I think he's in Bill Wyman's Big Band, or whatever it's called, quite a lot.
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ReplyDeleteLooked him up. He's a Tory.
Jones is a supporter of the Conservative Party, and recorded a song called "Mr Brown" written by Robert Hart, criticising the tax policies of the then Chancellor of Exchequer Gordon Brown.
Daltrey was right.