Brilliant live mate, Alex himself was a real showman, Zal Cleminson one of the guitarist went in to play with Scottish band Nazareth, saw them live as well, brilliant. Was so lucky to have been a young lad in the early 70’s and experience the great guitar bands and then the Punk Era.
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Doris Day RIP
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bavarian blue
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Evocative of a time gone by , remember her as a youngster.
bluethrunthru
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explains why BBC4 had a documentary on about her last night....aww - sad but nobody lives forever. Somebody who documents the past with their presence and I like her idea that there should be no funeral no grave just let her films be her epitaph. RIP Doris Day - Calamity Jane - in some ways so often Rock Hudsons beard
East Level 2
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SAHB were a great band. Delilah, Faith Healer and Framed are my favourites.Love you dedicate that to your mum
When I was a nipper I was going to marry Flick from Pans people.
Musically from your part of the the world, one of the best bands I ever saw live, The Sensational Alex Harvey Band at the Manchester Apollo in the 70’s. Delilah was off the charts, great performance.
squirtyflower
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Just imagine the snowflake response to a song like ‘framed’ these days.SAHB were a great band. Delilah, Faith Healer and Framed are my favourites.
It would never be allowed to be released