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The voice of reason.
Helpful Moderator
Mar 16, 2005
62,769
Chandlers Ford
You've done it again buzzer. I was singing 'inbetweener' all the way home earlier, trying to remember the name of the band.
 


Juan Albion

Chicken Sniffer 3rd Class
Absolutely right - I hadn't considered that before.

AAE were great though - 3 huge guys and this tiny waif-like 'lost little girl' (name that tune?) at the front of the stage.

Interesting all this talk about All About Eve. I happened to spend some time yesterday making a digital copy of my vinyl edition of the eponymous debut album, only to find that I already had a CD of it on the shelf nearby - and with two extra tracks. D'oh!

Oh, and the answer is "wild Hearted Woman" of course.

Lost little girl
In hurricanes of love and pain
Locked in her world
Of daisy chains and love and pain
Trying to find peace of mind.
 


Dover

Home at Last.
Oct 5, 2003
4,474
Brighton, United Kingdom
My two favourites are Reagan & Bush, being Julianne and Kate, not the presidents.:lol:

However they have produced some rubbish AAE with the album Ultaviolet, and although waiting twelve years, Aerial has a couple of dodgy moments.
 
















Eric Potts

Well-known member
Jul 26, 2004
1,873
Top o' Hanover
Try as hard as i can , but Annie Lennox's voice doesn't do it for me at all .I find her too cold and mannered : technically perfect , but emotionally frigid .
 




I know this is dreadfully unhip and not-very-with-it, but I'll dare to be square, becuase Dame Vera Lynn is VERY worthy of mention in this thread.

I saw her a few months back being interviewed on tv, and she just sang a couple of lines and sent a shiver down my spine!

What she meant to men fighting abroad in World War II, cannot be quantified.

Legend!
 


Buzzer

Languidly Clinical
Oct 1, 2006
26,121
I know this is dreadfully unhip and not-very-with-it, but I'll dare to be square, becuase Dame Vera Lynn is VERY worthy of mention in this thread.

I saw her a few months back being interviewed on tv, and she just sang a couple of lines and sent a shiver down my spine!

What she meant to men fighting abroad in World War II, cannot be quantified.

Legend!

Which is more than can be said of Gracie Fields. Spike Milligan wrote that the troops absolutely hated Gracie with a passion. Something she was blissfully unaware of.
 






tedebear

Legal Alien
NSC Patron
Jul 7, 2003
17,117
In my computer
My two favourites are Reagan & Bush, being Julianne and Kate, not the presidents.:lol:

However they have produced some rubbish AAE with the album Ultaviolet, and although waiting twelve years, Aerial has a couple of dodgy moments.


Got to love Babuschka - you should hear me belting it out whilst cleaning the shower - its enough to make the limescale jump of the taps!! :lol:
 






medicine man

New member
Jan 22, 2004
862
by the sea
Elizabeth Frazer, Lisa Gerrard, Kirsty (rip), Sarah Cracknell- chatted to her once, lovely lady. Listened to So Tough only yesterday- how British sounding an album is that?
 




Juan Albion

Chicken Sniffer 3rd Class
And a vote for the delightful Sheila Chandra (although I suspect there are a few racists on here who would be troubled that she is British.)

SheilaLive_02.jpg
 


dougdeep

New member
May 9, 2004
37,732
SUNNY SEAFORD
Dusty Springfield is sadly missed.
 


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