Destination

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cairnsys wrote:

David Aiketgate wrote: Does he sing with a finger in his ear, by any chance?

:lol: usually with a pint of Dark in hand :beer:

And a bobbly woolly jumper. And a pipe. All songs end with a variation of 'sailing out of Liverpool, neverrrrrr to return....'

I actually like trad folk: used to play in folk clubs back in the day many moons ago. Martin Carthy, Keith Christmas, Fairports etc. ........ still have the 1913 vintage Clifford Essex banjo. And Gretsch acoustic guitar. Etc.

Modern pop/folk: Mumford and Sons: like Steeleye Span, only even more whiny and with no singer with big norks to gaze at. Just a fat bloke with a bad beard.

Anyhoo, time for deep thought......

An enquiry: can you tell me how to get to Saint Joseph's in a Midlands county town?
I'm a gal with what sounds like a blokes name.

Do you know the way to San Jose
Dione Warwicke ?

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Quick and accurate!

Go the distance from the city of royal resting place
This band were rescued by a large blade

midlife martyr wrote: Go the distance from the city of royal resting place
clue, not of the actual blood royal.
This band were rescued by a large blade

clue, this blade was at the Alamo.

All the way from Memphis - Mott the Hoople

I was thinking summat to do with Bowie: blade at the Alamo: Bowie knife??

Correct David
The Bowie reference John is Mott the Hoople were a great live band but with less success on the record sales front and were on the point of splitting up when Bowie stepped in and donated the song All the Young Dudes which fetched them into the limelight

Turned a great live rock band into a bunch of poncing nancies, more like!:lol:

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