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silver hair ragged shirt and baggy pants, that old soft shoe....

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@MikePilbean Great live version of a classic. But...what the hell was that bassist thinking? This is not a hip-hop session.

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@nikidoog Weren't there any ladies out there, at that time, who could have given the Man of the World some love?

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@KeepTheBluesAli He was truly a Man of the World. RIP Greenie

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@Globalstats11 His Bobness was not a Rock Artist. He was, and still is, a music expeditionary.

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@Globalstats11 I'm surprised The Kinks did not feature during the 60's. Well, "You really got me" didn't you?

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@JVMonte2 Steve Gadd.

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@CricketKalra Reminds me of Mike Proctor bowling his famous (or infamous) 'throat balls'. Devastating. No mercy.

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@silverfoxdude If you look up the word "cool" in the dictionary, you'll find the name Leon Russell.

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@wiseconnector Any Ford (Found On Rubbish Dump)

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@grantbn6 Yip and Gavin Cowley was a TRUE all-rounder.

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@JVMonte2 Steve Winwood.

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@MusicJim2 One of the first songs to openly promote the use of drugs. Hmmmm. Their lip-syncing was damn good though.

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@NoContextCounty Graeme Pollock

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@BabajiSutar3 Andrew Hudson was a very correct batsman (a la Barry Richards). He had unwavering concentration and displayed perfect technique.

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@dgriffinpix @DerbyshireCCC Bunter's impact on the SA team circa 1965-70 and WP Provincial individuals such as Peter Kirsten, Allan Lamb, Garth Le Roux and Hylton Ackermann was immense.

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@PictureSporting He will always be my favourite opening batsman.

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@JVMonte2 The answer my friend is blowing in the wind.

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@OversLife Graeme Pollock, together with Barry Richards and Mike Proctor, were the three greatest cricketers I ever had the privilege of watching them perform.

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@JVMonte2 Whenever I go out after sunset, this opening line always pops into my head - "I don't know why I came here tonight..."