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1 hour ago, philmayfield said:

‘services to music’.

 

Indeed.. He's been commendably quiet for many years now... ;)

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The imposter Humperdink was born Arnold George Dorsey in 1936 and toured as 'Gerry Dorsey' for some years before changing his name to Humperdink and causing endless confusion.

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I bet he gets pizzicato when he goes to the bar for a coda drink. That’s when he talks with a German accent. He then starts ascending upstairs to his flat for a brief interval if he can find his key. He lets out a loud fortissimo which comes to a crescendo. He puts on da capo and collapses onto his cadenza. His grandma andante come into the room and see him drinking a largo. He does a leggero out of the room and goes for a pianissimo - I cant keep this up!:biggrin:

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I would love to Monsewer, but I wouldnt know how to conduct myself in such elequent company.

I'll just enjoy the renditions of yourself and the virtuoso melodic Sparrow.

Then I'll face the music.

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As long as I'm not accused of tell Bass inuendos. So I'll String along with Brass comments.  :Shock:

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I’ve met the Humpf & his brother who was his double, he lived @ Great Glen he was big mates with Nottingham’s Barry St.Ives, they both played in rival bands when younger & when Barry left the UK The Humpf took him on tour & games of golf, Barry was a good laugh to have around. 

 

Bit disrespectful @philmayfield to his family & friends to have this post in obituaries before he’s dead, shame on you, let’s hope God forgives  :laugh:

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