John Wyatt

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@cerysmatthews

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@samwessexgirl It’s been a while! Hope you are keeping well, Samantha. Happy Birthday

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@cerysmatthews Al, Bob and Doug 🤪🤪🤪

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@louhannan Hi, it’s been a while. I do miss you on the wireless. Happy birthday. Have a great day.

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@louhannan

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@EleriSion

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@CeriSmith5 @cerysmatthews I also saw Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen in the early seventies.
The Commander played piano on two tracks on the New Riders’ first album… Dirty Business and Last Lonely Eagle.
The support was ex Country Joe and the Fish guitarist Barry Melton

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@cerysmatthews R.I.P. Bob Weir.
I still have this album I bought in 1972. Maybe you can play a track… Walk in the Sunshine or Cassidy perhaps

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@CeriSmith5 @cerysmatthews I only have this one on vinyl from 1972 complete with insert

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@CeriSmith5 @cerysmatthews Ok, go for that then.
I never saw them play but did see The New Riders of the Purple Sage at Southampton Uni in the early seventies

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@LucyAmbache Happy birthday, Ambo!
🤪🤪🤪

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@CrowleyOnAir @BBCRadioLondon Had I seen your tweet earlier I would’ve suggested Al Kooper’s cover of Bill Monroe’s Blue Moon of Kentucky from his first solo album.
As it happens Linda Lewis sang bvs on one of Al’s later albums 🤪

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@JustineField Please can you wish Mel a happy birthday on my behalf. Thank you

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@samwessexgirl Is this your friend, Richard, on vocals?

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@JustineField

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@LucyAmbache

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@samwessexgirl Happy Birthday, Samantha!

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@samwessexgirl Good afternoon, Samantha! I hope your weekend is going well?

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@PulpLibrarian Break down into quarters of a pound and then divide 582 by 1455.
I confess to using a calculator for the last bit. That gives you 0.4
Then times by 100 = 40%
I think 🤪

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