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Post by rocking2017 on Jan 1, 2017 18:14:54 GMT
My favourite memory of Ricky is the gig in Londonderry. I remember they were staying at the same hotel as me and my family. walked in and sat down for a drink and over in the corner was Ricky . He was sitting having a cup of tea and when he got up to leave he walked past me and my family and gave us a smile . That will always be my favourite memory of Ricky the best day of my life. My favourite song that Ricky did was whatever you want I loved him singing it live . i loved the intro to whatever you want best one of the best intros ricky did.
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Post by wolfman on Jan 4, 2017 19:39:41 GMT
to be fair rick did plenty of good intros...a fond memory of mine was seeing Jackie Lynton 1981 in a pub in London..rick was there.having a few bevvies...he telled me that the band would carry on..[.spud just left..].still got the photos from that night..fantastic night..
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Post by Deleted on Jan 5, 2017 17:45:28 GMT
Hi All, rocking2017 My favourite Quo track has always been Rain from my favourite album BFY penned by the man himself, if I had to pick another it would have to be Mystery Song from the same album two iconic tracks that are sung by Rick..... 
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Post by charles on Jan 5, 2017 23:59:34 GMT
In the early eighties I was a member of the Dutch Status Quo fanclub. I was slightly embarrassed by 'Dear John' and 'Ol Rag Blues' as even at that tender age I knew thy were better than that. At a fanclub gathering I saw footage of Quo '74, (NO SOUND, just the boys performing in red floodlights.)
Rick was awesome. They all were.
I became a lifelong fan.
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