grumpyoldgit
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Yes, got Happy Soup from a few years ago. Sounds more like his Dad every time I hear him now.
Goalscrounger's 30 Day Music Challenge - Day 13 - Saturday 18th April - A Song With The F-Word In It
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If you're in the mood for another "son of...." album, try Division Street by Harper (son of Paul) Simon; great album (just posted a track on the ...About A Girl thread).
The vomiting vicar
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Scrounger brilliant I have listened to him a lot and always thought he sounded like him but never made the connection cheers mate
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Carlos Fandango
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The vomiting vicar
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Powerful lyrics
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DearChicago
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The Tallest Man On Earth - You’re Going Back
Ignore_Alien_Orders
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It’s on the soundtrack of the film The Great Rock n Roll SwindleStrangely not on Spotify!!
kuepper
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saw him/her many times in punk era, a classic live track along with Cream In My Jeans
kuepper
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Only ever saw Jackie Leven as a solo artist many years later, he had lots of funny stories and lots of great songs
asredastheycome
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Wasn't gonna post this buy as we Starf*ucker I thought what the hell.
The Stones presented it to Decca in 1969 as legally & contractually they owed their label one more single. So they met their legal obligation with this. Obviously not released in 1969.
Rolling Stones - C*cksucker Blues.
The Stones presented it to Decca in 1969 as legally & contractually they owed their label one more single. So they met their legal obligation with this. Obviously not released in 1969.
Rolling Stones - C*cksucker Blues.