ziggyram59

Just now, ziggyram59 said:

 

I went to see Bob Marley the musical Get Up Stand Up and this song just brought the house down. Listening to Bob Marley's greatest hits on vinyl. 

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It probably won't happen but would love to see Fernando Alonso win the Monaco Grand Prix instead of the boring Red Bull Team with K**B Head Horner and Mardy Boy Verstappen who throws his dummy out the pram when he doesn't win. Can only see Hamilton finishing about 6th/7th. 

44 minutes ago, RoyMac5 said:

How long was our run of winless games under Jewell?

I think it was in the forties. 

1 minute ago, Millenniumram said:

Paul Warne

Sorry but I find that a bit unfair he came in with players he had not bought. If next season we are in the same position with players he has bought then I can make a judgement on Warne. 

2 hours ago, Dethorn said:

1 Tommy Docherty

2 Tommy Docherty

3 Tommy Docherty

4 Tommy Docherty

5 Tommy Docherty

6 Tommy Docherty

7 Tommy Docherty

8 Tommy Docherty

9 Tommy Docherty

10 Tommy Docherty

 

I take it you weren't a Tommy Docherty fan Dethron? Must admit the man was a disaster sold our biggest assets like Gemmill to Forest, Rioch and Todd and just bought garbage to replace them. 

11 minutes ago, NottsRam said:

I've earmarked it but not seen any of it yet.  

Highly recommended NottsRam. 

As anyone started watching Ten Pound Poms on BBC1 on a Sunday night? I've watched 2 episodes and really enjoyed it. 

2 hours ago, i-Ram said:

You want worse Derby managers than those 10?

Ok mate you name yours. 

2 hours ago, vonwright said:

Ah, come on. Davies was the last manager to get us promoted to the Premier League, and when he got there found out a) he didn't have the squad or the tactics to compete and b) there wasn't any money to buy better players.

Yes we were awful that year, and yes Davies didn't exactly cover himself in glory with some of the things he said when he left.

But he isn't a worse Derby manager than Nigel Pearson.

 

Davies was a terrible manager just moaned and moaned was always stirring trouble and he bought Claude Davies, Eddie Lewis, Robert Earnshaw say no more. 

1 hour ago, Archie said:

I wouldn't have Phil Brown in this. Similarly, Paul Clement - we were 5th in the league when he was removed. 

Sorry Archie but Brown was a disaster can you remember 3-1 defeat to Colchester in the FA Cup after the match Radio Derby interviewed him and a number of fans told him to f*** Off out the club on the Monday he was sacked. Clement's football was boring football. 

1. Paul Jewell. 2. Phil Brown. 3. Tommy Docherty. 4. Billy Davies. 5. Nigel Pearson. 6. Colin Murphy. 7. Paul Clement. 8. Colin Addison. 9. Peter Taylor. 10. Colin Todd. 

9 hours ago, Gee SCREAMER !! said:

I like the Beach Boys but the actual talent was Brian and Glen Campbell

Loved Glen Campbell he made some fantastic songs especially with Jimmy Webb his composer/friend. 

As a neutral Spurs seemed to be a club who is in such a mess. I see that the Feyenoord manager Arne Slot has turned down the opportunity to manage them. Maybe one manager who might be an interesting fit is Brendan Rodgers I thought he did well at Leicester up until this season. If I was Vincent Company I would stay at Burnley. 

21 minutes ago, Stive Pesley said:

That's nothing - What's Love Got To Do With It was first recorded by Bucks Fizz! 

https://secondhandsongs.com/performance/274099/all

And I also believe it was offered to Cliff Richard first but he turned it down. Would love to know what the Bucks Fizz song would have sounded. 

13 minutes ago, Ramifications said:

I thought it was the Heaven 17 boys that revived her career. Where does David Bowie fit in to the story? 

They did but Bowie was the person who helped her first. 

11 hours ago, Brammie Steve said:

Roy Orbison

Bowie

Elvis P

Buddy Holly

Paul Mac

Barbra Streisand 

Dusty Springfield

Katie Melua

Eva Cassidy

Annie Lennox

Beatles

Byrds

Cream

Who

Beach Boys

 

Elvis P, Paul Mac, Streisand, Springfield, Lennox, Beatles, Cream, The Who, Beach Boys all fantastic artists. 

6 hours ago, Rev said:

Sorry, I see it now.

You were making a weak joke, rather than contributing in a meaningful way to the thread. 

Morning Rev I went to see Tina Turner The Musical in London in 2019 and not only told you the story of her awful marriage to that monster but how she came through that to become a bigger superstar. The show was brilliant and highly recommended if you like musicals. 

1 hour ago, Rev said:

I'm sure you know this already, but it was Bowie who bought her back into public attention after her divorce, in which she was left with basically a stage name and nothing else, and she had to fight Ike for that!

Private Dancer was gifted her by Mark Knofler, and Jeff Beck played lead guitar on the track, all down to Bowie bringing her back into the public consciousness. 

 

Yes your so right I think they had a relationship for a short time. But I do know they were great friends as well. 

1 minute ago, Rev said:

What a life she lived. 

Survived the most awful years of abuse, to re-emerge as the most powerful, fierce woman on the planet for a time. 

What a woman, what a voice, what an Icon.

You are so right Rev she was an amazing performer. She will be in heaven partying with the likes of Freddie, Bowie, Whitney etc. Condolences to her husband and family. 

Very sad news David another pop icon from my teenage years has sadly passed. I loved her music. RIP Legend. 

59 minutes ago, Rev said:

Surely you've heard of Scott Walker, from the Walker brothers?

 Paul Rodgers from Free, biggest hit All Right Now, was later Freddies stand in for Queen.

Rev yes I've heard of them 2 I meant to say the others. David Bowie Idolised Scott Walker. 

1 hour ago, Anon said:

Scott Walker

Chet Baker

Sage Francis

Ronny Rothe

Kalle Mattson

 

Caitlin Rose

Mariya Takeuchi

Björk Guðmundsdóttir

Dorothy Dandridge

Morgan James

 

Kyuss

Soundgarden

Free

Less Than Jake

Refused

Sorry never heard of any of them. 

1 hour ago, mozza said:

Freddie

Jeff Lynne

Eric Burdon 

John Lennon

David Bowie.

 

Kate Bush

Karen Carpenter 

Diana Ross 

Adele

Barbara Streisand. 

 

ELO

Queen

The Beatles 

OMD

The Who. 

 

Mozza the only reason I didn't put Freddie on favourite male artists was because he was part of a group Queen, my choices were because they are basically male solo artists supported by musicians. Bowie is my favourite artist but without doubt Freddie was the best frontman. Loved Karen Carpenter and Barbra Streisand. You have a great choice in music. 

2 hours ago, Premier ram said:

 

Good choices Premier ram.