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Because we went through that in the late 1970s. So Phil has obviously decided that 45 years odd is too soon while the memory of those legends lives on. :-)
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Anyone else think Phil missed a headline opportuniry? on 15:45 - Jul 19 with 671 views
I was a bit disappointed with you earlier today Mr Keno
That record-breaking mile bloke Josh Kerr; I was kinda waiting for you to make some smutty in-your-endo about his brother.... y'know, the one with the sprained wrist
I think his name was Wayne
But alas..... smutty joke no-show
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Anyone else think Phil missed a headline opportuniry? on 18:19 - Jul 19 with 469 views
Anyone else think Phil missed a headline opportuniry? on 18:18 - Jul 19 by EdwardStone
I was a bit disappointed with you earlier today Mr Keno
That record-breaking mile bloke Josh Kerr; I was kinda waiting for you to make some smutty in-your-endo about his brother.... y'know, the one with the sprained wrist
I think his name was Wayne
But alas..... smutty joke no-show
Sorry I wasn’t sure it was a joke I could pull off
Anyone else think Phil missed a headline opportuniry? on 18:20 - Jul 19 by blue_curacao
Always loved this. I'm surprised it has never come back as a craze
Yes, great song, and I didn't know this.
The South African Mbaqanga group Boyoyo Boys sued McLaren for music plagiarism over the similarity of "Double Dutch" to their own 1975 hit "Puleng".[3][4] After a lengthy legal battle in the UK, the matter was settled out of court, with payment made to the South African copyright holders, songwriter Petrus Maneli and publisher Gallo Music,[5] but Trevor Horn and McLaren retained their songwriting credits. However, Manele, Vilakazi, Lerole and Masilela have since been added to "Double Dutch" as credited composers.[6]
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Anyone else think Phil missed a headline opportuniry? on 19:27 - Jul 19 with 284 views
Anyone else think Phil missed a headline opportuniry? on 19:20 - Jul 19 by DJR
Yes, great song, and I didn't know this.
The South African Mbaqanga group Boyoyo Boys sued McLaren for music plagiarism over the similarity of "Double Dutch" to their own 1975 hit "Puleng".[3][4] After a lengthy legal battle in the UK, the matter was settled out of court, with payment made to the South African copyright holders, songwriter Petrus Maneli and publisher Gallo Music,[5] but Trevor Horn and McLaren retained their songwriting credits. However, Manele, Vilakazi, Lerole and Masilela have since been added to "Double Dutch" as credited composers.[6]
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