I am afraid CB was never my cup of tea, I always found him a bit of a 'scruffy' character...
01-01-2012, 10:32 PM
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My God Authur, is he still going?, he was an old fella even when I was young, old rock'n'rollers never die, they just roll over. Maybe he still has to work, probably down to his last 10 million dollars
. I wonder is he still playing with his ding-a-ling
, doubt it.
Good on him, I say. I loved his music but I could never stand to watch him. 01-01-2012, 10:58 PM
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Originally Posted by jemflux
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My God Authur, is he still going?, he was an old fella even when I was young, old rock'n'rollers never die, they just roll over. Maybe he still has to work, probably down to his last 10 million dollars. I wonder is he still playing with his ding-a-ling, doubt it.
His son plays guitar as well as dad.
Had me rocking and rolling around the room
01-01-2012, 11:15 PM
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Originally Posted by anniemuldoon
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Well well Wrinkly, he was never one of my favs, I thought he may smell as he was sweaty, but my fav is meatloaf, and I can jam along to any Rock and Roll on the old Irish drum.
02-01-2012, 02:03 PM
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Amazing, there must be something in Rock and Roll which won't let you get past it. Look at Mick Jagger still leaping around.Must tell you, my son who is quite well known in Heavy Rock played with Gun's and Roses in America in November. I am so proud I could bust a gut.
02-01-2012, 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Cookiecate
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Amazing, there must be something in Rock and Roll which won't let you get past it. Look at Mick Jagger still leaping around.Must tell you, my son who is quite well known in Heavy Rock played with Gun's and Roses in America in November. I am so proud I could bust a gut.
I am not surprised you are proud
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