Records that made you wanna do that
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sdbrit68
Student Of The Blues
To be honest, that surprises me, I kind of figured everyone that plays, somewhere in the back of their head they had dreams of being in a band in front of 60,000 people.........
MarkDyson
Blues Hound Wannabe
I've admitted this before, so no dark secrets: I grew up listening to John Denver records. For my part it was "wanna get up on stage and sing," and I did just that starting in the church choir when I was around eight. The interest in playing came much later and, arguably, didn't really take hold until a couple of years ago. I'm slow but, eventually, I get there. 
sdbrit68
Student Of The Blues
come on.......you can tell usI've admitted this before, so no dark secrets: I grew up listening to John Denver records. For my part it was "wanna get up on stage and sing," and I did just that starting in the church choir when I was around eight. The interest in playing came much later and, arguably, didn't really take hold until a couple of years ago. I'm slow but, eventually, I get there.
it was Leif Garrett wasn't it ?
sdbrit68
Student Of The Blues
No way can I choose just one.
In a band:
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(And the entire British Invasion.)
Solo:
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British, I always liked Lonnie Donogan (sp)
Paleo
Student Of The Blues
I'd already been in a band for 4 years before they came along.
Otherwise I'd have been totally inspired by them.
Bobby Sherman
artyman
Fareham UK
We play a couple of Lonnie Donegan numbers as part of our sets
sdbrit68
Student Of The Blues
"Does your chewing gum lose its flavor, on the bed post overnight"
jmin
Student Of The Blues
artyman
Fareham UK
Never really been a gum chewer so couldn't possibly comment
But yes that's one of them, and My Old Man's a Dustman is the other at the moment. We may add more to our repertoire