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What UK group, seemingly with time on their hands, complained of government fees in the 1960s?
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Beatles -- "Taxman." Or maybe a Stones song I'm not remembering. Wasn't Mick a tax exile at one point?
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Jeez, Peter, I thought they all did.
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Full marks Stan, but I am referring to the lyrics of course. The Beatles make reference, however, they had no time on their hands. The Stones, had time on their side but not who I am thinking of.
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OK, how about the Kinks: Sunny Afternoon with the lyric: "Taxman's taken all my dough?" if they were "lazin' on a sunny afternoon, I guess they had time on their hands.
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I am not thinking of the Kinks but excellent observation Dave.

Hint: The group's name, that is the Kinks, does not suggest they have time on their hands.
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10 years after?
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Not Ten Years After Sheena.
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Move? I remember them having an anti-Labour Paty attitude (as opposed to The Troggs).
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Good guess Einar but it is not The Move.
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Timebox - one of their songs got no airplay due to the lyrics?
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Outsiders?
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No I am not thinking of Timebox or The Outsiders.
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The Outsiders did have a vocalist named Wally Tax, but they were also from Amsterdam.
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