tommyboy

Rolling Stones - It's All Over Now

Yeah, I thought he did well last night. Certainly a welcome change from the Emm & Emm twins....Michael emm Stewart and Richard emm Foster.

Hard to imagine what could have gone wrong there,bud.....

I haven't been around the Ammys for some time bud but I'm pretty sure that,contrary to Mr.Gall's assertion,Colville Park are indeed defunct. In fact, the Central Scottish,where they previously enjoyed success,makes no mention of them in their team listings.

Cheers jb. Yeah,it's been a wee while but all good bud. On the subject of team talks however,if you can thole listening to the very odd couple of Scottish football, tune in to yesterday's OTB and you'll hear Mr.Gall provide a team talk for all of Darvel's future opponents. Quite a remarkable interview.

Just catching up here and wondering if you've considered putting this catchy sounding number on a 7" vinyl, jimbo. After all, Chuck Berry's ding-a- ling took him to number 1 in the charts. Anyhoo, I don't know if it's been posted elsewhere, but this is an interesting wee read: https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scottish-news/man-who-saved-giant-killers-29050431

Billy Fury - Halfway To Paradise

The Highwaymen - Ghost Riders In The Sky

Roy Orbison - I Drove All Night

Merle Haggard - Swinging Doors

Vincent - Don Mclean

Brook Benton - Endlessly

Ian Tyson - Summer Wages

Ashton, Gardner & Dyke - Resurrection Shuffle

Tony Orlando and Dawn - Candida

Alabama - Dixieland Delight

Johnny Nash - Tears On My Pillow

The Beatles - Penny Lane

Merle Haggard - My Own Kind Of Hat

Brook Benton - The Second Time Around

Merle Haggard - Listening To The Wind

Buddy Holly - Oh Boy

Charley Pride - Roll On Mississippi

Billy J Kramer - Do You Want To Know A Secret

Fallin won 2-1