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Rovers was closer with Phil Coulter
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Well spotted Webby - you clearly know your Eurovision. And yes - he's American.
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oops - I missed that last question. I think naming a whole bunch of artists is cheating, but on this occasion I'll tell you it's none of them. So Yes - it's the wrong tree up which you are barking
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That's about three questions. In order I'd say No No Yes
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Sorry - missed this one. Nope - as far as i know not connected to Sesame Street like ol' Chris
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Most definitely a Wigan record
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Don Ray had another blue eyed thing on Polydor didn't he? Something to do with rain? As for Ben Zine - never seen a photo. Have to say this bloke's tune is even further away from soul music than Mr Zine's!
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Ah, Sheldon - you're late. Sit down there. No! Not next to Rhino - you're a bad influence on each other. If you can't behave you'll be outside Mike's office before you can say Jack Robinson.
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Quick!!! I'll whisper it to you all while dafthead's out of the room
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Should have said before - I'll take questions, same as last week. Only those that I can give a 'Yes' or 'No' answer to though
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Doobie Brothers were a white soul act mate. This fellow is NOT A SOUL ACT - but like I said he's connected in a way with black music. Or maybe that should be black art or maybe culture. Some folks at the time would argue about that though.
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Sure has - here's a later pic
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Denied in post 24 - pay attention at the back there!
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Out of Jay and the Americans? He's on facebook you know
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Nice! Nope
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The (Young) Rascals were pretty much a blue eyed soul act. This chap ain't no soul man, Ken.
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I'm rubbish with years but that sounds about right. Maybe a year either way - your era for sure webslinger.
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This is a lot further removed from soul than silent Treatment, Rhino.
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Nope. Shane had another blue eyed soul record didn't he - One and One? Our fellow only had one track played on the scene.
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Can see where you're going - and it's the wrong way Our chap was the named artist on the record. Tom was producer of Outsiders and record boss for J C Messina wasn't he?
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No - but right sort of period as to when his record was played on the scene
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As in ex boss of Sony records and ex Mr Mariah Carey? Nah - he was a trumpeter
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Isn't he another country dude - albeit British? he certainly sounded country on the Pye demo I picked up in a job lot. Sorry isis, like I said deffo not a country artist.
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Fuller stsrted off doing rockabilly and grew into a phenomenal writer, doing stuff for everybody from the Union Gap to O c Smith. He wrote the garage classic "Lies" for the knickerbockers - a fantastic early Beatles type rocker and also wrote "Show and Tell' as cut by Al Wilson among others. It's not Johnny Bristol either mate
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Another bloke who did country and R&B. Nope. Our mystery geezer isn't connected with country music in any way as far as I'm aware.
