R2: The Chain

[Duncan R]

Don't stop me now, Queen?

[RichardAThackeray]

Dark end of the street - James Carr (oops)

...............
Crossing over to the 'Bright Side Of The Road' by Van Morrison


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_KOS...eature=related

Edit @ 13:47
Sorry, I guess I missed reading a couple of pages. Ooops!

[noel]

Don't stop me now, Queen?

The Queen almost certainly has a butler

McAlmont and Butler - Yes

Also maintaining the orgasm theme.

[Duncan R]

Yessongs, wondrous stories

[RichardAThackeray]

The Queen almost certainly has a butler

McAlmont and Butler - Yes

Also maintaining the orgasm theme.

Bernard Butler was in Suede, & one of their hits was 'Trash'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl2LTD_tu50

So....... Lonnie Donegan, whose father took away the 'Trash'

My Old Mans A Dustman'

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7GeZ3YmONw


Digressing
If anyone can jog my memory

Didn't Bernard Butler play guitar for someone else on a couple of tracks??
Sparks seem to ring a bell for some reason???

[Wheeze]

oh, oh, how can this go anywhere but
Orgasm Addict, the Buzzcocks???

[Wheeze]

Knickers! Duncs did us both!!
But Duncs, its YES (yessongs was their album).

[Duncan R]

Just seeing if your paying attenton!

[Duncan R]

Back on my trusty steed & up the M6 home now, thanks guys, enjoyed that, can now relax! see you later.

[noel]

Didn't Bernard Butler play guitar for someone else on a couple of tracks??
Sparks seem to ring a bell for some reason???

I don't remember that, but wikipedia is useful as ever. It was The Tears. I assume that's 'tears' as in crying, and not 'tears' as in, eg torn clothes.