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    mr_popquizmr_popquiz Posts: 26,819
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    #9452

    Limmie and the Family Cookin were a family group from Ohio, USA comprising brother and sisters Limmie, Jimmie and Martha Snell.

    They had 2 top 10 hits - You Can Do Magic ( no 3 ) and this song A Walkin' Miracle ( no 6 ).
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    Jason CJason C Posts: 31,336
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    edited 12/04/24 - 19:32 #9453
    Edmonds circa 1974 bears a close resemblance to a cocker spaniel.
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    mr_popquizmr_popquiz Posts: 26,819
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    edited 12/04/24 - 19:32 #9454
    CHART RUNDOWN

    Yes that was Freddie Starr, the comedian, in the chart rundown.

    He got to number 9 earlier in then year with a ballad called It's You.

    In 1975 he recorded a version of White Christmas - that got to number 41 in the charts.
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    sheff71sheff71 Posts: 8,293
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    Bill Haley!
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    Psycho_NedPsycho_Ned Posts: 17,751
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    Haha Genesis were in the chart, could have had a Collins quad!
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    Westy2Westy2 Posts: 14,538
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    aiwacat wrote: »
    I tell you, if Phil bloody Collins turns up in the 1974 show, I'm going to go spare.

    Close. Genesis were 29 at this point with something.
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    aiwacataiwacat Posts: 16,900
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    I'm tempted to say Genesis in the countdown counts as a Collins appearance and leave in a huff.
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    mr_popquizmr_popquiz Posts: 26,819
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    sheff71 wrote: »
    Bill Haley!

    stay tuned !!
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    sheff71sheff71 Posts: 8,293
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    GG at 3...
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    aiwacataiwacat Posts: 16,900
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    Not the greatest opener, but best of the night.
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    dodradedodrade Posts: 23,865
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    edited 12/04/24 - 19:33 #9462
    I wonder if any of the teenage audience spot themselves on BBC4 50 years later?
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    Torch81Torch81 Posts: 15,631
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    Psycho_Ned wrote: »
    Haha Genesis were in the chart, could have had a Collins quad!

    :o Don't push it! ;):p:D
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    sheff71sheff71 Posts: 8,293
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    edited 12/04/24 - 19:34 #9464
    Woah Tiger Feet! Oops NOT!
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    mr_popquizmr_popquiz Posts: 26,819
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    SONG OF THE NIGHT


    Two weeks ago we saw Mud in 1978, when they were way past their best , doing an Eddie Cochran cover.

    Here they are in 1974 at the peak of their powers.

    After the magnificent Dyna-Mite, the massive number 1 Tiger Feet , we now have the glam-rock-tastic The Cat Crept In which was on its way to number 2 behind Terry Jacks and Abba.

    Mud will finish 1974 with the Christmas number 1 - their Elvis pastiche Lonely This Christmas.



    Lead singer Les Gray and drummer Dave Mount are no longer with us.



    Guitarist Rob Davis ( on the left ) now earns a living as a songwriter - he has had a hand in writing 2 big number 1s - Groovejet ( If This Ain't Love ) by Spiller and Sophie Ellis-Bextor - and he co-wrote Kylie's million seller Can't Get You Out Of My Head with Cathy Dennis.
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    footygirlfootygirl Posts: 35,219
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    Sounds like Tiger Feet
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    Lucy Van PeltLucy Van Pelt Posts: 11,649
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    mr_popquiz wrote: »
    Limmie and the Family Cookin were a family group from Ohio, USA comprising brother and sisters Limmie, Jimmie and Martha Snell.

    They had 2 top 10 hits - You Can Do Magic ( no 3 ) and this song A Walkin' Miracle ( no 6 ).

    Great song shame we didn't see their TOTP performance

    Loved the girl's green and pink dresses
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    sheff71sheff71 Posts: 8,293
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    You couldn't imagine Mud making it nowadays could you...
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    aiwacataiwacat Posts: 16,900
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    What was that joke about all glam bands being four blokes who look like brickies and a pretty-boy frontman, except for Mud, who were just four brickies.
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    ViewerUpNorthViewerUpNorth Posts: 4,389
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    Decent enough record from Mud
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    mr_popquizmr_popquiz Posts: 26,819
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    Westy2 wrote: »
    aiwacat wrote: »
    I tell you, if Phil bloody Collins turns up in the 1974 show, I'm going to go spare.

    Close. Genesis were 29 at this point with something.

    I Know What I Like ( In Your Wardrobe )
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    Torch81Torch81 Posts: 15,631
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    edited 12/04/24 - 19:35 #9472
    sheff71 wrote: »
    Woah Tiger Feet!

    Isn't on tonight... ;)

    This one is though.

    This is pretty good. 'Dynamite' was Mud's best song for me though.
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    Psycho_NedPsycho_Ned Posts: 17,751
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    I want to sing the chorus to tiger feet everytime the chorus to this one kicks in!
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    Jason CJason C Posts: 31,336
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    Yeah, you're a real Jimi Hendrix playing your guitar behind your back, aren't you.
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    mr_popquizmr_popquiz Posts: 26,819
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    sheff71 wrote: »
    GG at 3...

    Remember Me This Way was the song
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    ancient wolfancient wolf Posts: 427
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    aiwacat wrote: »
    I tell you, if Phil bloody Collins turns up in the 1974 show, I'm going to go spare.

    You wouldn't want to see a studio performance of I Know What I Like In Your Wardrobe?!!!
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