Eubank article in first-ever edition of BM! Mentions Warren?
Posted: 02 Jul 2007, 12:46
Is Warren "the other chap"?
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Eubank article in first-ever edition of BM! Mentions Warren?
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Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 03:55
I can't get over his wet look quiff in the second pic. Grease is the word!
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 06:16
Warren was not the 'Other Chap' I can assure you. It was Mike Barrett.
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 06:25
That hairdo is just wrong! He looks like the missing member of the pasadenas!
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 06:53
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.
I remember Eubank and Duff could barely even look at eachother whenever they were anywhere near eachother.
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 07:08
Barret and Jarvis were involved with Duff though weren't they?
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 07:17
The Pasadenas!
Good shout James
Good shout James
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 09:37
Eubank looks a bit like Edison Miranda in that second photograph.
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 10:09
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.deadpan wrote:The Pasadenas!
Prince was good though.
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 11:03
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.
I can imagine watching them opening for Prince is akin to watching Shaky open for Elvis.
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 11:06
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 11:31
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.
Rather like Charles and Eddie, and the lighthouse family.
My contrast, Roachford was not too bad.
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 11:38
You forgot London Beat.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.
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 12:11
Don't you mean the London boys........
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 12:16
No, London Beat. (had a hit with Comfort Zone in 89ish)jamesmcdonnell wrote:Don't you mean the London boys........
Posted: 03 Jul 2007, 13:42
Have The Pasadenas got a midget on keyboards?