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The "What Are You Listening To Right Now" Thread

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I was looking for this all over the place but I couldn't find it! Every forum should have one of these! slight_smile

 

So, here we go!

 

Billy Talent - Red Flag

 

YOUR TURN! grin

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The Sound of Silence album paid most of my wages when I worked for CBS Records around 1966, so I'm quite fond of Simon and Garfunkel.Smiley LOL

 

Bridge over Troubled Water came out after I left, so I was not happy about that.

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Sound of Silence is one of my favourite songs slight_smile

I bet it was really interesting working there perksie?
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Right now abit of oasis great band back in the days slight_smile 

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@Toby wrote:
I bet it was really interesting working there perksie?

Not really, I met Brian Poole after he left the Tremoloes and was never heard of again.

 

On Christmas they put on Nicholas Parsons as he used to be a comedian.

 

I did meet Lita Roza who was lovely and Liberace, perhaps I should keep quiet about that!

 

I was to meet and sell a load of CBS jazz deletion albums to Scott Walker which was the highlight of my time there! slight_smile

 

All very exciting you'll agree.

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Scott Walker as in The Walker Brothers -Make it easy on yourself?

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The same one, he was crazy on jazz.

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Bit eccentric from what I have read?

Do not remember much of a jazz influence in his music but never really listened to any of his solo stuff.

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Did you stay in the music industry Perksie?

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No not for long, I was only repping for them, but we fell out over my area for which I had doubled the takings, being changed and my wages falling to half of what they were.

 

I had half the shops in the City and West End of London and they took them away and sent me out to do it all over again in the sticks.

 

I left immediately.

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