Editing some very old photos [1920s] And listening to Bjork, Bowie and Cat Stevens
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 You can multi task 
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Yes I'm also making a Guinea fowl soup a banana and walnut cake and some bread at the same time as thinking about changing out a forks spring.
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 I'm listening to bob dylan
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 You really want to know?
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La Marseillaise at full volume welling up with pride and wearing gralic around your neck?
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Ace innit! 
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Lol.
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Now its Lulu, am I going mad 
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You're fine XCman, I watched a Petula Clark special the other night. She speaks excellent French and there are French versions of most of her big hits, some German ones too. Downtown/Dans le temps
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I'm listening to bob dylan Tom Araya will be mortified you've changed the CD.
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Petula Clarke I like also Dusty Springfield.
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Tom Araya will be mortified you've changed the CD. I was obviously jerking your chain, bob dylan should be skinned alive, slowly, in 1cm squares removed with a rusty butter knife.
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I think it's Kato who has a thing about Dusty. Herman's Hermits, Manfred man, the Monkees (seriously), the Beatles (obviously) the Stones, The Tremeloes (sp?)... all great. They used up a good many of the combinations of notes that sound any good, the 70s most of the rest leaving a few for 80s musicians. Nothing left now.  My parents took me along to a folk festival in the 60s which gave me a taste for folky ditties that has remained with me. Lindisfarne, Fairport, the Strawbs, Planxty, Moving Hearts and the Pogues are favourites. Another lovely female voice was Sandy Denny followed by Christine McVie. Edit to add: Christine McVie at 44
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Do like some traditional folk, Dave Arthur and The fureys are on now... Appropriate for the time of the year
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 Did someone say Manfred Mann?
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Did someone say Manfred Mann? Wasn't he an Eskimo
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Did someone say Manfred Mann? Wasn't he an Eskimo
Nah, you're thinking of Quinny 
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