Congratulations, whilst few would have argued with your evaluation of the first half, you will now be joining the bloke who left Leicester early in NSC Gold.
Okay, Frank Sidebottom was a bit of a laugh, but Chris Sievy wrote some f-ng great pop songs and in another, more enlightened dimension was at Live Aid whilst Simon Le Bon was cavorting around with a big papier machet head on.
In Richard Balls' biography of Ian Dury, Fred 'Spider' Rowe tells a story that I've always liked. Apparently the Blockheads did some support gigs with Lou Reed and Mr Reed was his usual difficult self, perhaps worse than usual, as Ian's band were going over a little better with audiences than...
Game over. :ROFLMAO:
(Though I'm not having 'Arnold Layne')
Good to see 'Charlotte Street' from one of my all time favourite albums. Actually Upper Street in Islington: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/oct/08/lloyd-cole-and-the-commotions-how-we-made-rattlesnakes
And girls names. Springsteen always chucks in a Mary, Janey or Wendy.
Did you mean Liverpool Streets? I can think of some of those, but only an album that mentions a London Street.
Good job that pole was there or the bloke putting up the sign would have been left in.... awful circumstances. (There must be a better way of putting that).
The inspiration for Facination Street is apparently Bourbon Street, New Orleans.
Telegraph Road does exist. It goes through Michigan. Knopfler reportedly wrote it on the tour bus while travelling the road.
Kenny Street, Richmond, VIC, 3121 Australia.
The Bass player was moving into a house there and said he was going to write a song about the house, but got the name of the street wrong.
After @el punal 's request for songs that reference US states, can we provide an A-Z Guide to Music's thoroughfares?
Name songs that reference Streets, Avenues, Roads etc. Extra kudos if the street is real and you can map it to a city, town, post/zip code etc.
Start in Belfast BT5 5NT
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