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Grah I love that song. I'll have to make a point of looking him up. Thanks     

Pedr,  I remember seeing Porgy and Bess at my local flee pit when I was 14. Me and my mate walked out after 10 minutes and got our money back. I appreciate Gershwin music more now but not jazzed up.

Richard. I know what you mean. I don't think I'll ever go off my previous choice, but some of the named writers would also be on my list.

Jim, I agree with all your choices, they're names I would have posted myself but I was tired at the time...

Brian. Ringo also did some crackers too. Thanks for the mention, I wasn't hinting by the way.

Grah. I admit I don't know Warren Zevon, the others aren't my bag but wouldn't it be boring if we all liked the same music?

That's a great line Pedr( Peatle) my favourite is, take a look at my girlfriend, shes the only one ive got. Not much of a girlfriend, never seem to get a lot. ( what she got, not a lot)
Roger Hodgson, wrote that and many other Supertramp songs, now living in Canada I believe and still gigging and playing Supertramp songs. Find him on line for his live performances, highly recommended.     

They were a rock band forced into pop music, which is why the put a rock twist on their records.     

On my way to gigs I'd play a variety of cds from Beatles to Yes, White Snake basically anything that rocked including my own music.

As for unmown locks, in the 60s I worked at a hauliers garage and I kept being told that all the strength would drain from my hair and I'd be bald by the time I reached 30, well I'm 72 and I've still got some, mostly round my ears and the back of my head, so the mechanics didn't know everything!     

Roger Whiticker, I think that's how it's spelt, Mexican whistler.

BTW,  I'm Mandy Fly Me was a synth.

There's  a Chas and Dave track called Oi Mick give it some stick, that includes a little whistling     

Great song and performance. Thanks Pedr.     

Sleep is a wonderful thing Pedr, try it sometime?....LOL
Seriously though, the only line I remember from Casablanca is "play it again, Sam" and Bogey never even said that.
It raised a titter as Frankie Howerd used to say. Don't stop now.     

I watched this live. I don't remember it so thanks for the reminder.     

OH THEY ARE JIMBO!!!     

FYI, Cropredy festival still goes on till this day I believe, in case you don't know it started with Fairport convention.
Of the two song I loved the first one, how could he remember all those words at that speed? And the riff...out of this world reminded me of Jethro Tull. Amazing!

I can think off the top of my head 3 songs entitled and concerning Rosie, very popular girl?     

Brian, As Gilbert O'Sulivan said, Nothing Rhymed? Though in this marvellous piece everything rhymes. And so true, pass me my glass.     

Pedr, I agree with everything the all blacks say, have you seen the size of those guys?