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[quote user="Miki"]Gotta go,

Got to relive my mispent early 20's

 O' I'm being followed by a .....................



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Mikki why didn't you remind us that THE man was on the telly! .... Instead I went to bed, if that was not a waste of time! when I could have been watching Cat! ... Got to have his new album.. anyone seen it anywhere on sale yet?... Is that program repeated or available on internet?...

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I forgot, what with all the guests getting in the way of my goggle box viewing !

The new album comes out in the Autumn and on the Polydor label. I did

put this on once while back but it might have been elsewhere ! 

Tina has been singing all morning, it ain't pretty (not like Twinkles

singing !) but the words appear to be in the right order ! He sang a

few lines from a couple of songs from the new album and it was

certainly in the old style.

As the programme was on BBC, there isa good chance it will be repeated

before long on one of the other BBC channels, not sure about the net.

Lots of stuff of course on the net including his own excellent website but this was a good piece in the Independant about Yusuf

http://enjoyment.independent.co.uk/music/news/article485922.ece

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[quote user="Dick Smith"]I was amazed at how young his voice still is.

I bought the collection album a few years back, and it was my favourite

listening for a while, but I wasn't a huge fan when he was active -

more into the likes of King Crimson and Jethro Tull...

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We thought that as well Dick. Maybe having nearly 30 years off, 

means the voice simply starts up again where it left off !! Mmmm wonder

what I would sound like now then ! He has a stage musical under

construction at the moment,  marking his progess through to his

Muslim faith.

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[quote user="Dick Smith"]I was amazed at how young his voice still is. I bought the collection album a few years back, and it was my favourite listening for a while, but I wasn't a huge fan when he was active - more into the likes of King Crimson and Jethro Tull...
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I never thought I would see the day that King Crimson or Jethro Tull got a mention on this forum!!  [:-))]

What about Be Bop Deluxe??!!  We went to Edinburgh to see Bill Nelson, last year & it was brilliant!!

Edit:  Just told Mark about this thread & his wee face lit up like a light!!  Dick - were you into the early 70's KC or later?

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I was at King Crimson's first gig (the Stones free concert in Hyde Park) and saw Tull at UCL a couple of months after they started performing, so can claim to be a ground-level fan!

I bought the first 2 KC albums, and sort of lost interest (all Frippery!) but Tull lasted a lot longer - my kids took me to a concert on (I think) my 45th birthday. My 50th was His Immaculate Bobness.

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"....I was at King Crimson's first gig (the Stones

free concert in Hyde Park) and saw Tull at UCL a couple of months after

they started performing, so can claim to be a ground-level fan! I

bought the first 2 KC albums, and sort of lost interest (all Frippery!)

but Tull lasted a lot longer - my kids took me to a concert on (I

think) my 45th birthday. My 50th was His Immaculate Bobness"

For me it was down hill all the way after
In The Court Of  The Crimson King, I felt totally Frippant about it all after that.

As for him who stood on one leg,  he wasn't at all bad but what

truly impresses me these days, is looking back at the longevity of all

the bands from the 60's & 70's.

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