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Topic History of: Rod Stewart and Simply Red
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Green Man |
JK2006 wrote:
Ah Robbie - both Mick and Paul Weller were Surrey Police's previous attempts to cash in on the False Allegations Industry before they tried it with me (as the claims against me involved men not women; easier to convict). Just check Google.
I forgot about Paul Weller, I do wonder if he was arrested a decade later, around Operation Yewtree, would he have recovered from the accusation? |
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JK2006 |
Ah Robbie - both Mick and Paul Weller were Surrey Police's previous attempts to cash in on the False Allegations Industry before they tried it with me (as the claims against me involved men not women; easier to convict). Just check Google. |
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robbiex |
The Mick Hucknall allegations weren't a major news story. I think it was suppressed and came to nothing in the end. That is why he isn't cancelled. There was nothing in the allegations. I didn't hear about it till years afterwards. |
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Green Man |
robbiex wrote:
I never really rated Simply Red, they were mostly a covers band, or covers singer with a front man with zero charisma. That said, I quite liked Fairground and holding back the years.
The point I was making, Mick had rape allegations made against him in the early 2000s and was cleared and tours still sold well. Brian Warner had allegations made against him, cleared and is now a public enemy.
I never got into Simply Red either; I thought their songs were a dirge. I didn't mind Fairground but I never wanted it as a single. I couldn't stand Holding Back the Years with the dreary vocals, music video and tune. |
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robbiex |
I never really rated Simply Red, they were mostly a covers band, or covers singer with a front man with zero charisma. That said, I quite liked Fairground and holding back the years. |
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