Tin Soldier

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   oceanrain says great tune not heard a lot of reverend really like it cheers

   Permalink posted 08/12/2007
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   1234chainsaw says Excellent band, excellent song, excellent clip. No need to write anything more about it, Helen.

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   oceanrain says thats really wierd? the fist time i checked you post the song was reverend and the makers and now its tin soldier and i hav'nt had a drink yet classic track cheers

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   Pop Savant says Such a great band. They are quite popular here in Austin amongst the music geekdom. Ronnie Lane used to live here and keyboardist Ian McLagan has a standing Thursday night gig where his band plays (Small) Faces songs and he's quite a charming sweet man.

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   Neill says CLASS TUNE your Hungoverus.....

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   QueenofHell says You are right. I made a mistake (blaming the hangover) and posted Reverend and the Makers instead of The Small Faces. Here's Reverend and the Makers: Cheers, chaps!

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   Joxley says Thanks for these Hell, I was once again travelling the length of the country hungover yesterday, so you have my sympathies

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   QueenofHell says Thank you, Joxley.

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   Mike the Knife says Flat-out one of my all-times in band and song. And how about the totally kickin' lip-synced clip? FYI, that knockout back-up singer was the incredibly hot P.P. Arnold who had a couple of light R & B hits in the U.K. and was on the same label as the Small Faces - Stones manager Andrew Loog Oldham's Immediate Records imprint, also home to Brit soul singer Chris Farlowe, Keith Emerson's first prog-rock trio the Nice, Humble Pie with Steve Marriott of the Faces and Peter Frampton, etc.

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    Jonh Ingham says Just perfect.

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    deadmandeadman says Hell must be such a nice place

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    Lady Miss Ian says Awesome, Queenie. It's rockin' my Monday morning. Mike - Thanks for the info on the back-up singer. I was wondering who she was. Love her sassy purple dress.

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    QueenofHell says Yes. Thank you for the info Mike. I was wondering who she was. She is a hottie. I love her dress, too.

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