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Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
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dickythorpe
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I lost my Grandpa on the day it was 40 years old back in 2007.
I've always had a soft spot for the album ever since as the newspapers that day were full of the 40 years bit.
I remember going down to Rowlands music exchange on St Helens Road and buying the CD.
My Grandpa much preferred a marching band to that popular 4 piece pop combo from Merseyside
I've always had a soft spot for the album ever since as the newspapers that day were full of the 40 years bit.
I remember going down to Rowlands music exchange on St Helens Road and buying the CD.
My Grandpa much preferred a marching band to that popular 4 piece pop combo from Merseyside
Darran
Roger Freestone
dickythorpe said:I lost my Grandpa on the day it was 40 years old back in 2007.
I've always had a soft spot for the album ever since as the newspapers that day were full of the 40 years bit.
I remember going down to Rowlands music exchange on St Helens Road and buying the CD.
My Grandpa much preferred a marching band to that popular 4 piece pop combo from Merseyside
Your grandpa clearly knew his Scoucers. :lol:
TheLoneRanger
Roger Freestone
Darran
Roger Freestone
TheLoneRanger said:A bootleg copy from China.
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Is that yours? It’s brilliant. :lol:
TheLoneRanger
Roger Freestone
Darran said:TheLoneRanger said:A bootleg copy from China.
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Is that yours? It’s brilliant. :lol:
Sadly, No.
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Think it was Lennon who chose Dylan thomas , he is represented twice with bob Dylan also on it, wonder who chose Crowley 
Darran
Roger Freestone
Best_loser said:Think it was Lennon who chose Dylan thomas , he is represented twice with bob Dylan also on it, wonder who chose Crowley
It was Lennon that chose DT,Sir Peter actually told me that.