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Its Christmas !
A merry Christmas to the many (??) Future is Past readers wherever you are in the world and especially to everyone who has taken the time to like or comment on any of the articles. Stay tuned for more 70s … Continue reading
Posted in folk rock, glam rock, memories of 70s, prog rock, punk rock, reggae, rock music
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Racism, Mud and New Opportunities
When you’re young the passage of time is a wondrous thing. I started the 70’s as a child, I would enjoy Bernard Cribbins singing ‘Right Said Fred’ as much as Chicory Tip (still do in fact). I liked animals and … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970's, 70's biography, drums, East Anglia, Hippies, mighty diamonds, racism, reading festival
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