Wednesday, December 15, 2021

Wool Hat



Here's a swell comp put together by our pal Scotch. Nice way to remember a guy we're never really in danger of forgetting. 



Comp: Scotch. Cover/title FT3.

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  1. A Fine Old English NoblemonDecember 16, 2021 at 6:56 AM

    Looking forward to exploring this, having only recently started listening to his solo stuff. Didn't realise that there were monkee versions of several of his solo toons. I also need to explore The Monkees more, I only really know the hits.

    To quote one of my English O Level texts from many years ago "Had I but world enough and time I'd get a chance to listen to all this bloody music before times winged cariot does me in" (I think thats how it went anyway)

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    1. A Fine Old English NoblemonDecember 16, 2021 at 7:00 AM

      Cariot???? Please accept my apologies, Mr Marvell, and the rest of the quote was so accurate, what a shame.

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  2. No shame in your spelling game - Let's enjoy the music while we kan !

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  3. I think we can genuinely describe Mr Nesmith as a Renaissance Man. Had he lived in the 30s he would be aptly attributted the appelation, a Pukka Sahib. His influence spread far & wide. Mt Belfast buddy named his daughter (born 1974) Dhelly in honour of Mr Nesmths "Some oF Shelly`s Blues". Im sure she grewup thankful that her dad`s favourite song wasnt Propinquity.
    Rev Baz Mania

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  4. Apologies for the spelling mistake, it should read Shelly.
    She would be called Dhelly if her father had been a Terry Alle n or Little Feat fan.
    Recalling notable spelling mistakes I rember the question poised in my history exam - Account for the increased copulation of the early 18th century.
    Rev Baz Mania

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  5. Stumbled upon these. Don't know if they're of interest to you Farqster, but I figured if someone is interested it might be you.

    Nes at Strictly Hardly Bluegrass Festival 2019 & The Mike & Micky Show 2018 (sound is only so-so)

    https://workupload.com/archive/LCaj9vDJ

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    1. Thanks very much for the Bluegrass Festival!

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    2. Uploading: Drag all the relevant mp3 files into a folder, name the folder, compress the folder, upload the single compressed zip/rar file. When downloading, you download one compressed file, which you then inflate to a folder with all the mp3 files in it.

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