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Gosho - further to post no. 19...

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Trout

Hi guys,

Nice entry, certainly looks to me like a gimme for the EG.

I think i'm in about the right age bracket (well, maybe a bit below, but not *that* much) and I know quite a bit of music from the late 70s, anyhow, but...

I've never heard of this!

I followed the link to the site (it was lying about being worth the wait, imo ) but couldn't find the song in question, just some new stuff.

Any chance of a link to Lucky Stars in the entry?

or just a link in this thread, for li'l ol' me?

If I link to an mp3 of the song it'll be moderated on the basis of condoning an illegal action (downloading copyright material). I'm not sure about a link to a website with the lyrics. The link itself might not be against the House Rules, but the lawyers are constantly going after these websites, and ::POOF:: they're gone... which would fail the page because of a broken link.

Was there something else you had in mind Spiff?

you could hum it...

Don't think I know the song, Gosho. Seems a competent entry.

In the UK, the late, lamented TV show The Big Breakfast used to be presented by Gaby Roslin, a self-proclaimed Dean Friedman fanatic. One month, they had a series of surprise guests for Gaby leading up to her birthday. The first one was someone like a session musician from the recording of the single. Then they had Denise Marsa, and Gaby was overjoyed to hear from her just how lovely a guy Dean is.

But on the day of her birthday, they brought in Dean himself. Gaby sobbed with happiness and they then sang a duet of the song. So sweet and gushy, y'couldn't help but be carried away by her enthusiasm for the song.

Cracking entry this, matey. Well done!

Jims

Thanks Jims

Yeah, I remember all that stuff with Gaby and Dean, but at the time I was working nights half the week and never got to see most of it

no need to Gosho!

I'm just popping in to say..... great entry!

Thanks Bossel I ran off to add a piece at the end of the entry about the Big Breakfast thing and Gaby Roslin

::Polite cough::

Gosho, you'll only embarrass Scouts by doing that.






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I mean, drawing attention to a piece that can't be recommend any more

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Whaddya mean? I was only clearing something from my throat

I can now reveal the true reason for writing this entry - she's a very dear friend (well, Writing-Guidelines says "write about what you know", right?). I met her during her stay in London

Thanks for picking this one.

Oh, in that case I suppose you're going to do some, er..., deeper research into the subject matter?


Anyway, let's see what's in the fridge...

* rummages around *

Ah, yes:

Ooh,

Deeper research? Whatever do you mean? And what would the wife think?

"Whatever do you mean?" I was thinking that you might book a flight into deep space to find the Lucky Stars, whaddidyouthink eh?