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And, I'm reminded once again how sublime the horns & stank guitar - never mind the amazing rhythm section - of Seattle's The True Loves are. If you're an old school funkaphile like me, do yourself a big favour and listening to (for example) https://thetrueloves.bandcamp.com/trac

Zum heutigen Jahrestag möchte ich Euch an diesem Ohrwurm teilhaben lassen, den mir Dr. Pop ins Ohr gesetzt hat.
(Bitte bis zum Refrain durchhalten, auch wenn es schwerfällt.)
https://song.link/s/1HjbysmUQwrX26bvgUmu5x

An einem Morgen im April by Kastelruther Spatzen
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Got the invite 🥰

When I was young (1970s) it was very unusual for children to be allowed in pubs. In fact on a Sunday lunchtime it wasn't at all unusual to see kids sitting outside pubs with a lemonade and a packet of crisps while dad (nearly always dad, not mum) was inside having a couple of pints.
I think in the last 20 years as pubs have become more places to eat and socialise, rather than places to get drunk and smoke, that's changed significantly, and it's not in the slightest bit unusual to see families with children in pubs.
But I'm still a bit surprised that so many people are upset that one specific pub in London has decided to ban kids.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy71kj03l40o

Oh, es gibt eine Wikipedalia:
#fahrrad

That reminds me that Holly Johnson, who is the feature of the main article in this month's Classic Pop magazine, stated in the mag that after he was diagnosed with HIV in 1991 almost all his music world supposed friends suddenly disappeared.
The two he calls out who stuck by him and gave him the love & support he needed were Janice Long and Kirsty MacColl. As if you didn't need any more reasons to love those two wonderful women.
#TOTP #HollyJohnson #FGTH