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FAO ECB and Jaxs
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Roger Freestone
Fair play they still both got it 
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Lets hope its not catching!Fair play they still both got it
Swanjaxs
Roger Freestone
Rod is still one of the best entertainers out there, without a doubt. It's a shame about his political beliefs, but he's still box office.
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Don't start Cooperman off ffs he's like a fly to shit when anything political is posted mun!
ECB used to be as well, but since he's moved up to middle management level he's reined it in a little
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I love this story about how Rod came to sing on Python Lee Jackson’s In a Broken Dream:
- Rod Stewart was paid in an unusual manner for his demo. He recalled to Uncut:"When I did it, I hadn't broken through with 'Maggie May.' I did it for a set of carpets for me car. It was my mate who convinced me to do it. He ran a car showroom, and he said, 'I've got this group come from Australia, but the singer's not very good. Can you do a demo for me?' I said, 'What do I get?' He said, 'Well, I don't have any money. I'll give you a set of carpets.' That was 1969."