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Top 40
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20 Sep 2009, 20:18by nivram106
Singing The Blues arrived in the Top 40 at number 40, such a pity as we all had such high hopes for it.
Just hope the album does better. My copy arrived yesterday and I am very impressed (especially Hanks guitar work).
Jim
Re: Top 40
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20 Sep 2009, 20:21by stratmantd
Looks like we were typing at the same time.
Re: Top 40
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26 Sep 2009, 19:11by Gary
Well i knew this was going to happen..
in Guildford there is a very big HMV store..i went to buy the CD single and could not believe they do not sell the top 40 singles anymore....most Cliff and shadows fans are over 50...and do not have PCs or dont fill safe to buy anything on line...
Re: Top 40
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26 Sep 2009, 21:38by noelford
Gary wrote:...most Cliff and shadows fans are over 50...and do not have PCs or dont fill safe to buy anything on line...
Blinkin' 'eck! That's a pretty incredible statement which will come as a huge surprise to many of us!
Re: Top 40
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27 Sep 2009, 12:23by steelystrings
Hi
Sorry I just can't accept that, couple of months and I'll be 61 and I spend hours on my computer...and I built it myself !!
Steve.
Re: Top 40
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27 Sep 2009, 12:33by dogbender
I'm 67 next month, build my own pcs, do repairs to both pcs and laptops, am totally computer literate so downloading from the net is like falling off a log to me so it's not only "the young ones" who have knowledge of modern technology!
Pete
Re: Top 40
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27 Sep 2009, 14:09by George Geddes
Ditto. Worked in IT for 20 years before early retirement, now teaching computer skills to adults of all ages. Gary's sweeping generalisation is way off the mark.
George
Re: Top 40
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27 Sep 2009, 16:33by Gary
Hey...steady on..my mum has no PC....just letting you know,you cannot buy the top 40 in the shops anymore.(so lets face it..its finished)...only on line...even Cliff said on GMTV...they keep changing the goal posts.with the top 40...and not many off his fans uses down loads...so he never get to no 1 again...
Re: Top 40
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27 Sep 2009, 19:15by stratmantd
Well, it looks like the single has fallen out of the top 40 but the album has gone in at no. 6 which can't be bad under any circumstances.
Thank you, the BBC, for not playing the single. If your playlists consisted of nothing more than a few over-hyped acts then you get the charts you deserve; full of records that sell so few while getting to the top 10 that during the 60s, 70s and 80s they wouldn't have reached the top 100.
Re: Top 40
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28 Sep 2009, 10:11by petercreasey
Might it just be that a more 'mature ' fan base will work out that there is no real point in buying the single when you are buying the Album ...... begs the queston ....What's the point in singles?