Word Association Game

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DARKNESS (And it's not just Easter that's been cancelled)

 

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SHINE

 

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DIAMOND

 

 

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RUBY

 

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TOWN

 

 

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LONDON

 

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CALLING

 

 

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HEAR  A blast from the past but they were superb live.

 

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FEEL  I still reckon this was a Glastonbury stand out set.

 

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FREE

 

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FALLIN

Another Grumpy Gonner.  A brilliant Wilbury.

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LOVE

 

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SEVEN  I've posted this clip before but it's always worth another watch.  RIP Arthur Lee.

 

[ian the worm]

IRON

 

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TIN

 

Thanks Ian for moving things along.

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LED (excuse the spelling)

 

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BRASS

 

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MONKEYS

 

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3

 

 

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QUEEN "I know what comes after two sir!"

Has to be one of the greatest live performances of all time

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KING

 

Edited June 3, 2020 by grumpyhack

[ian the worm]

of the SWINGERS

 

 

careful now. 

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Funnily enough I almost went for this as King - King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys.  Great fun band.  At one gig the band came down into the audience while playing and the sax player ended up sitting on my wife's lap and playing a solo, prompting comments about her not having had sax on her lap for a while.

 

Anyway to keep the thread going another Grumpy Gonner Fred Wedlock, who was a stalwart of the Bristol folk scene for many years in my youth and the link word is

OLD

 

 

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YOUNG

 

Seems to fit with the mood of the moment

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NEIL  Watched a Beatles history on BBC4 the other evening which put me in mind of this great Glasto performance.