Saturday, 24 November 2012
Life at nearly 70 there is hope for all of us
Maybe there is hope for us all, just a thought having picked up on the Rolling Stones fiftieth anniversary.
I remember a while back that Kent on Sunday newspaper ran, a who is the greatest person to have been associated with Kent type feature, I cannot remember who won or even those on the running, but my choice would have been Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.
Music of course is personal choice but even so, what joy to hear some old boys, making after fifty years, a marvelous noise, with this track, Doom & Gloom. Enjoy but please note this contains "adult themes" so children please select this version.
Generally you have to be dead to be considered great but for me the Stones are still fresh even touching seventy, and still capable of shockingly good music, God bless.
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Peter, all good stuff but since when were Cliff Richards, Hank & Bruce or Chuck Berry from Kent? Surely the item was about the greatest person from Kent so names like Cowdrey, Wolfe or Heath could fit the bill, but Chuck Berry, unless of course there was another one who sold winkles from a stall in Margate.
ReplyDeleteWell mainly if anything it was about, the world's greatest rock and roll band.
ReplyDeleteI just wish I'd been able to have seen them at the O2 and for a bag of sand, a seat looked pretty cheap.
And you won't, I think the band you refer to a
Deletewere mediocre at best,I saw them at dreamland ballroom for free and frankly they overpriced the show
Like your style from one 60,s child to another.
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