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Jimmy James (remarking about Cher's longevity) once said that "After a nuclear holocaust, all that will be left are cockroaches and Cher".

Funny, Brian, I have an urge to go see her in Las Vegas.

I was bored beyond belief in Reno one time and I went to see Wayne Newton..................your idea sounds a lot better. Cher has better costumes.

winston wrote:I was bored beyond belief in Reno one time and I went to see Wayne Newton..................your idea sounds a lot better. Cher has better costumes.

Ha!! I saw him too

So..........a bit of a change of tack.

Here's a trivia question just begging for an answer:

1. Which popular band from the late 1960s and early 1970s took their name from an Australian Aboriginal custom of sleeping with one's pets for warmth when the weather got chilly?

Deep Purple
Three Dog Night
The Youngbloods
Mungo Jerry

Dont ask me how i know this i just did must be all the junk in my head surfacing.Heres a small explaination that i found from the net;
When ranchers or cowboys were out on the range they would have to sleep with their dogs to keep warm. A one dog night was a night when he had to share body heat with one dog, two dog night was two dogs and a three dog night was an extremely cold night where he would have to share body heat with three dogs. “how cold was it on your trip?” “It was a three dog night”.BBBBRRR How many dogs have i slept with?Now that would be telling!

Heres a question.Including Ringo, there have been at least five drummers for The Beatles.Name the other 4?

could argue 7 including Ringo

Tommy Moore - recruited by the group for a brief tour to northeast Scotland,backing Johnny Gentle,injured in a motor vehicle accident on return trip and left band

Norman Chapman - for few weeks, drafted into Army

Pete Best - we all know him

Jimmy Nicol - filled for Ringo when he was sick

Andy White - session drummer for 2nd EMI recording session, Sept. 11, 1962

Paul McCartney played drums on Ballad Of John and Yoko

Well done Roy. Norman Chapman (for the Silver Beatles), Tommy Moore, Pete Best and Jimmy Nichol.And of coarse Ringo.

Ok Heres another what famous Person played as a session guitarist on Tom Jones’ 1965 hit, "It’s Not Unusual" ?

I think it was Jimmy Page. I though JP Jones was on that also.

My goodness your all like coiled springs tonight.Well done mike.

Right you lot heres my last for tonight.Im watching the eurovision song slaughter.Who were the musicians who backed The Chiffons on their 1963 #1 hit "He's So Fine"

Ah! I remember! The Four Seasons!

mgauction wrote:Ah! I remember! The Four Seasons!

Good try but i don't think so!