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August 2007 > Week 44
Bobbie GentryApartment 21 - Bobbie Gentry

She does something in an office by day. She's writing a book about lucid dreaming by night. Alan Alda lives next door. Pop by with a bottle. Lightweight country singer does the freewheeling single gal in big apartment shuffle.

Blame the poor state of modern popular fiction, but it's amazing the number of women I meet to claim to live a glamorous, single woman in the big city lifestyle even though they flat-share with four Australians in Tooting and drink cocktails with suggestive names in chain pubs on a Saturday night.

"Don't spill Cosmopolitan down your frilly peasant top from Hennes, Love. That cost you twelve pounds."

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Tony Burrows In The Bad Bad Old Days - Tony Burrows

It's forbidden for me to interfere in human history, but if I could spin the world back and reverse time, Brian Wilson would still be in bed rather than on the Palsy-victim revival circuit, Lennon would have been shot 3 times instead of two, and Tony Burrows would have his own permanent dressing room in the Top of the Pops studio.

The Burrows sounds is the sound of the English summer; of the Flake 99 and Vauxhall Viva.

Tony Burrows was a singer, songwriter, arranger, composer, manager and also provided the voice for Huckleberry Hound.

One of the above is a lie.

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If it's ever been on K-Tel or Ronco, it's in. If it features hand claps, cow bells, syrupy orchestration, walls of sound, wrecking crews, sha-la-las, toothy teen idols, candy-based metaphors for carnal acts or lyrics about hugging, squeezing and rocking all night long, it's in.

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