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Great band names taken from CharltonLife quotes
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Reverend Dan Green0
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One hit wonder.Dazzler21 said:Nathan Got a Job Today
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The Yanky Doodle Dandy‘s.0
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Ale Shay and Sons.0
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Out this Monday on Broken Sofa records:
Inspired by @bigstemarra on the takeover thread. https://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/77551/sale-of-charlton-pages-1-460-on-fans-forum-updates-then-speculation/p15073 -
The Senile Old Goats (no comment)0
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Power Flush for radiators- Roland’s yanking our chain1
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Never mind the buzz cockwomble.0
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Professor Green or Wagstaff.0
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In A Broken Dream - Python Lee Jackson.0
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Not a band name, but a good punk album name from the latest admin missive
No one minds the odd shit and bollocks etc1 -
Ok, it's not from CL but I'm seeing Chvrches on Thursday and the support are called Let's Eat Grandma.0
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In a broken dream by the Australian band Python Lee Bowyer and Johnnie Jackson was written by David Bentley in the 60's.sillav nitram said:In A Broken Dream - Python Lee Jackson.
Not believing his own voice was right the key board player paid a session singer called Rod Stewart about £50 to do the vocals in 1970. Didn't do any good but when 18 months later Rod broke through with the faces it was re-released in 1972 and along with Maggie May was my all time favourite two songs from Rod Stewart.
Not a lot of people know that.2 -
“Didn’t do” - from the above post. Didn’t do is the first and only album of Richard Roo, who was a good but reluctant player of the didgeridoo.
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@soapboxsam This is not the place for uncovering little known but excellent songs and sharing fascinating insights into such songs’ origins. Strictly vacuity and froth only here thank you. ; )soapboxsam said:
In a broken dream by the Australian band Python Lee Bowyer and Johnnie Jackson was written by David Bentley in the 60's.sillav nitram said:In A Broken Dream - Python Lee Jackson.
Not believing his own voice was right the key board player paid a session singer called Rod Stewart about £50 to do the vocals in 1970. Didn't do any good but when 18 months later Rod broke through with the faces it was re-released in 1972 and along with Maggie May was my all time favourite two songs from Rod Stewart.
Not a lot of people know that.1 -
“Spot on Kevin”. A band a bit like Dexys Midnight Runners1
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The Run Ins - according to the thread title here, they are already in the top 5.
http://forum.charltonlife.com/discussion/85035/top-5-the-run-ins#latest
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The Rolands. Their first album was called The Network . It was a flop.1
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RodneyCharltonTrotta said:
Would be a lovely name for an easy listening band that Len ;-)LenGlover said:The ornamental cones closing 3 of the 4 lanes on the A2 delaying my journey home. Not a worker to be seen of course1 -
"The Millwall Thread"
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Can't remember the band's name but "Peaking under Bowyer" was a great album0
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Twisted Prism, Prague based band signed the Brexit label.
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“A wet night in Stoke” a little known Robbie Williams EP1
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Wang Flasher - 80s tribute specialising in Wang Chung and Grandmaster Flash tracks.1
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Strong Rumour - controversial debut album 'Don't all jizz your pants'1
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Haircut 100.0
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Bowyer and the girlfriend factor - with thanks to @Wheresmeticket? And @Callumcafc1
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No More Flares.
Synth pop Techno band from the 80s, known for dodgy music, tight shirts and drainpipe trousers.3 -
VAR HA1
