Name that tune

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Wait, didn't someone recently post a video? Do we have any clue what the song is? The chorus part sounds an awful lot like REM, but I know it's not them.
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It's someone from the 60's Greg. Mike was having a flashback and none of us can figure it out.
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Mateybob wrote: Sunglasses......................................................Check
Facial hair.......................................................Check
Low light.........................................................Check
Cheap 1980's style surrounding furniture and decking......Check
Rickenbacker 620 girls guitar in background.................Check
Gag................................................................Check
Cher wig...........................................................Check

I'm just waiting for the webcam, then I'M READY TO GO!
You forgot the most important part: Beverages!
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Ok, last clue, they got in trouble withPM Harold Wilson for a publicity stunt they pulled on their next single, which they never ended up getting a dime from due to him suing them. Also, the main guitarist/songwriter of the band played a Fender 12 most of the time. Video of this song is on youtube. I really don't know what else to say without really giving it away.

Good luck, really easy considering the bulk of the questions I've seen on this section. Especially you fans of 60s Mod style music and such.

This was actually the first take I did before messing around with the lighting. The white backgroung really shines through, making the newer style headstock really stand out.
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It has to be The Move - "Fire Brigade" :roll: :oops: :mrgreen:
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It has to be! Did you ever see them play with the Who? They used to smash up TV sets and cars and stuff on stage, and had a failed tour with Hendrix, and sang some backups on a few of his tunes. I told Scotty I do "I can't explain" so he could get it next time :lol: :lol:
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:lol: Make this an weasy quickfire round or else rob will start getting clever.Rob i cant wait for yer video!im sharpening my knives as we speak! :lol:
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scotty wrote::lol: Make this an weasy quickfire round or else rob will start getting clever.Rob i cant wait for yer video!im sharpening my knives as we speak! :lol:
Better get them sharp quickly, as the webcam is here and I'm just installing the software as I type. :)

Nice one mike, I would never have got that in a million years.

Greg, what is the bevarage of choice for the discerning 'Name that tuner?'
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Lately it has been Strongbow. Mostly because it has been so freaking hot here. Nothing like a nice cold cider on a hot day, imo.
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captsandwich wrote:Lately it has been Strongbow. Mostly because it has been so freaking hot here. Nothing like a nice cold cider on a hot day, imo.
:lol:

Well I'm out in the rural hills of northern England where the sun never shines, so I've been on the vintage Chablis all day.

The results will be here for all to see soon.

Why do I feel I'm going to regret doing this? (Scotty) :)
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Here we go...........

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One of my favourites, Butterfly Collector by the Jam.
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whojamfan wrote:One of my favourites, Butterfly Collector by the Jam.
Yeah, that one was for you Mike. :)
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Thank you, It was lovely! :D

Do you think Paul Weller had a problem ith older women,this number and private hell seem a little unflattering to me, as well as not making a secific reference.
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whojamfan wrote:Thank you, It was lovely! :D

Do you think Paul Weller had a problem ith older women,this number and private hell seem a little unflattering to me, as well as not making a secific reference.
Knowing what I know about ALL the members of The Jam, they never had any problem with any woman, regardless of their age! :wink:

Butterfly Collector was actually written about a famous teenage groupie in the late 70's who was Soo Lucas, or Soo Catwoman as she liked to be called. Although heavily connected to the punk movement and the Sex Pistols in particular, she refused to feature in the Sex Pistols Rock and Roll swindle movie, so she was played in the film by an actress called Judy Croll.

The woman in Private Hell was just an imaginary character dreamt up by Weller. Though there is probably one in every street, in every town, in every country.........
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