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Mojorule

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  1. Gruntfuttle, I think you have started the EuroAussie is dead conspiracy with this post. I can't see any shoes on his feet in that picture, can you? QED.
  2. True, but Colonel Sanders is dead too, and I don't think he invented the Zinger.
  3. Well at least this is one advert which is full of grace. It's also pretty slick compared with all the others here.
  4. Never mind: you can still rock a Stetson like Kenny.
  5. I'm a whole half inch taller than that, so I wouldn't know.
  6. And the boots. Don't forget the boots.
  7. Midnight Rambler - Rolling Stones (lyrics: 'You've heard about the Boston...')
  8. Les Cactus - Jacques Dutronc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E05SSymMvdY
  9. I Love Rock 'n' Roll - Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
  10. Midnight Train to Georgia - Gladys Knight and the Pips
  11. Génial, Mafy. La sonorité de cette Hummingbird est exquise.
  12. White Lines (Don't Don't Do It) - Grandmaster Flash and Melle Mel
  13. Bless 'Em All (The Long and the Short and the Tall) - George Formby
  14. I'm of a similar vintage to you, and while the idea of a birth-year guitar appeals, there are very few actual guitars from my birth year which do. Martins have a rep for being a bit meh in this period, and Gibsons are held in even lower esteem. The electrics from the Norlin era find some defenders, but not many. The acoustics even fewer. But for you a better birth-year Gibson flat-top might be one in this vein: MK35 Not exactly a classic either, but more interesting as a piece of design history than a mid-'70s J45. The concept at least gets some respect. If you like the acoustic sound of mid-'90s Paul Weller, though, you might like a 1970s J45.
  15. I Think I Love You - The Partridge Family or Voice of the Beehive
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