Eubank article in first-ever edition of BM! Mentions Warren?

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Eubank article in first-ever edition of BM! Mentions Warren?

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Is Warren "the other chap"?


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I can't get over his wet look quiff in the second pic. Grease is the word!
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Post by boxingchat »

Warren was not the 'Other Chap' I can assure you. It was Mike Barrett.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

That hairdo is just wrong! He looks like the missing member of the pasadenas!
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The first chap sounds like Mickey Duff to me.

I remember Eubank and Duff could barely even look at eachother whenever they were anywhere near eachother.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

Barret and Jarvis were involved with Duff though weren't they?
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Post by deadpan »

The Pasadenas!

Good shout James
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Eubank looks a bit like Edison Miranda in that second photograph.
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deadpan wrote:The Pasadenas!
Many years ago, maybe around 1990 I went to a Prince gig at the Man City ground and to my horror The Pasadenas were the support act, they were terrible.

Prince was good though. :TU:
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Post by deadpan »

Oh, er, my exclamation mark was not a ringing endorsement of The Pasadenas and their musical legacy.

I can imagine watching them opening for Prince is akin to watching Shaky open for Elvis.
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Post by jamesmcdonnell »

What a bunch of no-marks, soul music for people with no soul.

Rather like Charles and Eddie, and the lighthouse family.

My contrast, Roachford was not too bad.
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jamesmcdonnell wrote:What a bunch of no-marks, soul music for people with no soul.

Rather like Charles and Eddie, and the lighthouse family.

My contrast, Roachford was not too bad.
You forgot London Beat.
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Don't you mean the London boys........

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jamesmcdonnell wrote:Don't you mean the London boys........

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No, London Beat. (had a hit with Comfort Zone in 89ish)

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Have The Pasadenas got a midget on keyboards?
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