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Tony Noon
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Tony Noon
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Poet / Cartoonist All cartoons signed as Nod are my own work. Poems widely published but check out my blog below...
Mexborough Katılım Aralık 2014
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@marshallcartoon @rbo_org I guess he knows all the best bars…and the worst.
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@tonynoon642 @rbo_org 😆 I do regularly use a taxi driver out there called Dionysus if that counts?
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Off for a date with Brünnhilde tonight at @rbo_org 🎭
Sitting in the gods so I'll probably be up there with The Wotan Clan as I like to call the Norse deity.
#opera #royaloperahouse #seigfried #brunhild
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“Johnny B. Goode” by Chuck Berry was released as a single 68 years ago today.
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The Sweeney (Theme)
Classic British police drama starring the late John Thaw, Dennis Waterman and Garfield Morgan. Running for four series, it clocked up 53 action-packed episodes. Created by Ian Kennedy Martin, the series also had two spin-off films in the 70s with same cast.
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The theory that cartoonists look like their characters doesn’t ring true here. #JohnGlashan one of those artists whose work makes my heart beat faster.
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A UK number one in early 1979, “Hit Me with Your Rhythm Stick” was released in November 1978 by Ian Dury and the Blockheads. Performed here on Top of the Pops, the track is known for its complex rhythm and wordplay, written by Ian Dury and Chaz Jankel.
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Glen Baxter's last opening at Shandy Hall with the launch of the Tony Earnshaw Retrospective at Dean Clough so I couldn't be at Coxwold. Glen and Tony were friends -- I've often thought Northern Surrealism was different and unique, like Northern Soul.
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Movie effects in 1963 were unbelievably impressive. Even with all the technological limitations, filmmakers refused to let those limits hold back their imagination.
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Elegant, Sophisticated, Cool, Timeless…
🎶 Sade – “Smooth Operator” 🎶
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Something I’ve never seen before. Fascinating…
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A remarkable 19th-century tunnel book that brings the Rhine Valley to life, masterfully creating an illusion of three-dimensional depth and vast spatial distance
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Thursday March 11, 1971:
The first Hot Love performance, recorded earlier, Marc Bolan wore a silver satin, his hair wild and haloed by studio lights. Steve Currie played bass in a blue‑green patterned shirt, and Mickey Finn mimed the drums. It was charismatic, confident, and quintessentially T. Rex
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A live performance sees Paul Weller deliver “The Changingman”, released on Stanley Road in 1995. One of his defining solo tracks, it marked a key moment in his mid 90s resurgence.
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@b8eak Long before the internet, this was a very popular way to shop. I worked for NatWest and we used to visit a particular visit as an “agency” bank once a week.The only show in town was a 3 hour snake of catalogue clobbers paying their dues. Hundreds of pounds every week…
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