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Post by 4th Chord on Feb 7, 2022 12:10:42 GMT
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Post by markquo on Feb 7, 2022 13:23:24 GMT
A true legend RIP Alan never forgotten
Cheers
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steveb
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Post by steveb on Feb 8, 2022 5:36:43 GMT
echo your sentiments
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Post by tramper on Feb 8, 2022 5:43:38 GMT
Real shame..😔
Happy heavenly birthday Nuff.. 😥
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tqontq
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Post by tqontq on Feb 8, 2022 9:19:48 GMT
not entirely sure why but I think about him often. he just crops up every time I think of or listen to Quo - which is daily. I kind of smile to myself. Yup, Alan was great, Quo were great, great memories, great times. Thank you so much. Big part of my life, past and present. Not to be forgotten.
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Post by Mrs Flittersnoop on Feb 8, 2022 14:12:56 GMT
My dad just beat him, then. Made 73 then passed. It's funny thinking of your rock no roll heroes in comparison with your dad, but he was a decent sort, didn't care for pop and rock at all but would ask about things now and then in the spirit of curiosity, let me use his hi fi, and once helped me get Led Zep tickets in the spirit of kindness. Also an Aquarian (though not very good at fixing things). RIP both.
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gav
Veteran Rocker Rollin'
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Favourite Quo Album: On The Level
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Post by gav on Feb 9, 2022 9:24:36 GMT
not entirely sure why but I think about him often. he just crops up every time I think of or listen to Quo - which is daily. I kind of smile to myself. Yup, Alan was great, Quo were great, great memories, great times. Thank you so much. Big part of my life, past and present. Not to be forgotten. Same for me. There's more left to the imagination with Alan. We didn't really get to know him in the same way as Rossi & Parfitt, the double act which was kind of thrust upon us as more of a marketing tool ultimately. Alan was more enigmatic and has maybe had his integrity preserved somewhat, as a result. So i still wonder about Alan, what his story really was. In his absence, how he sort of became the guardian of the real Quo, the one missing all these years - the missing link, i suppose. What could have been. All these things. But certainly not least, his wonderful bass playing always at the fore, in your face. The bass line of Mystery Song is a wonder. He was great even on the very first album back in '68 - definitely taking some inspiration from McCartney. |
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Post by tramper on Feb 9, 2022 23:37:53 GMT
not entirely sure why but I think about him often. he just crops up every time I think of or listen to Quo - which is daily. I kind of smile to myself. Yup, Alan was great, Quo were great, great memories, great times. Thank you so much. Big part of my life, past and present. Not to be forgotten. Same for me. There's more left to the imagination with Alan. We didn't really get to know him in the same way as Rossi & Parfitt, the double act which was kind of thrust upon us as more of a marketing tool ultimately. Alan was more enigmatic and has maybe had his integrity preserved somewhat, as a result. So i still wonder about Alan, what his story really was. In his absence, how he sort of became the guardian of the real Quo, the one missing all these years - the missing link, i suppose. What could have been. All these things. But certainly not least, his wonderful bass playing always at the fore, in your face. The bass line of Mystery Song is a wonder. He was great even on the very first album back in '68 - definitely taking some inspiration from McCartney. Gave... check out the dvds from the last 2 conventions.. you'll get an honest insight 😉 |
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Post by thewildone on Feb 17, 2022 17:22:56 GMT
not entirely sure why but I think about him often. he just crops up every time I think of or listen to Quo - which is daily. I kind of smile to myself. Yup, Alan was great, Quo were great, great memories, great times. Thank you so much. Big part of my life, past and present. Not to be forgotten. Same for me. There's more left to the imagination with Alan. We didn't really get to know him in the same way as Rossi & Parfitt, the double act which was kind of thrust upon us as more of a marketing tool ultimately. Alan was more enigmatic and has maybe had his integrity preserved somewhat, as a result. So i still wonder about Alan, what his story really was. In his absence, how he sort of became the guardian of the real Quo, the one missing all these years - the missing link, i suppose. What could have been. All these things. But certainly not least, his wonderful bass playing always at the fore, in your face. The bass line of Mystery Song is a wonder. He was great even on the very first album back in '68 - definitely taking some inspiration from McCartney. That sort of sums it up for me. I have been affected more by Alan passing than I was by Rick. Maybe it's the realisation that the FF are now gone. |
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Post by charles on Feb 17, 2022 22:13:11 GMT
Francis has fulfilled his dream. He IS Status Quo. I can't see see any of the fans - old or newer - rejoice however.
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Post by 4th Chord on Feb 7, 2023 11:27:17 GMT
Al's birthday again. Still missed.  |
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Post by Gaz on Feb 7, 2023 12:15:23 GMT
Always remembered, Alan, for the mighty loud Quo.  |
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Post by markquo on Feb 7, 2023 17:45:58 GMT
Mr Quo himself,The Guvnor Happy Birthday Alan you legend RIP
Cheers
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Post by dontthinkitmatters on Feb 7, 2023 19:14:43 GMT
not entirely sure why but I think about him often. he just crops up every time I think of or listen to Quo - which is daily. I kind of smile to myself. Yup, Alan was great, Quo were great, great memories, great times. Thank you so much. Big part of my life, past and present. Not to be forgotten. Same for me. There's more left to the imagination with Alan. We didn't really get to know him in the same way as Rossi & Parfitt, the double act which was kind of thrust upon us as more of a marketing tool ultimately. Alan was more enigmatic and has maybe had his integrity preserved somewhat, as a result. So i still wonder about Alan, what his story really was. In his absence, how he sort of became the guardian of the real Quo, the one missing all these years - the missing link, i suppose. What could have been. All these things. But certainly not least, his wonderful bass playing always at the fore, in your face. The bass line of Mystery Song is a wonder. He was great even on the very first album back in '68 - definitely taking some inspiration from McCartney. Just watched a bass cover of Mystery Song on YT. Alan I salute you sir . RIP |
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Post by rockonquo on Feb 7, 2023 22:29:43 GMT
Not everyones fav but what a song, luv it, R.I.P. Alan.
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