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Originally posted by Kezzie To my joy, I can connect myself to Mr Bernard Sumner.....My MATEhad a GRANNY who lived in South Shieldswho was friends with and used to go on family holidays with a MRS TENNANTand her son NEIL (believe or not, Neil Tennant is from the North East, despite sounding like Russell Harty)Who was later to work with BERNARD SUMNER in Electronic
Tenuous I know, but small things please small minds.....:p
my mate shagged the blonde one out human league does that count for owt?
Ah, I used to think her and her mate were the coolest ever when I was a kid...I used to daydream about having a hair do like her's and going to discos wearing blusher, stilletos and a fishtail skirt.....
My girlfriend met Richard Whiteley once.
Oh yeah, I live just down the road from Hooky too. Said hello a few times. Nice Bloke.
we were all punks in our younger days , so it werent cool to like human league, or at least admit it!! but i thought they looked good too then my mate met the blonde one on holiday.......!
Okay, here's the Kevin Bacon:
while still JD, they were set to meet with Dan Loggins, an A and R guy in New York, while on their first US tour
Dan is the brother of Kenny Loggins, him of the "Footloose" song
the said song appeared in the flick of the same name, starring none other than....Kevin Bacon.
Originally posted by ShugZV Tabsy baby - I thought there were 6 steps to the answer - no wonder I never got it
It doesn't HAVE to be six, that's just the limit on how high you can go.
Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Okay, here's the Kevin Bacon:1. while still JD, they were set to meet with Dan Loggins, an A and R guy in New York, while on their first US tour2. Dan is the brother of Kenny Loggins, him of the "Footloose" song3. the said song appeared in the flick of the same name, starring none other than....Kevin Bacon.
That was in an Ideal For Living? Don't remember that at all; guess I'll have to dig my copy up for a look through then.
As for a personal connection to NO, my own is rather limited: my best friend who had a record store worked closely with the promoters who brought them to Portland for their sole Oregon performance to date in 89. Monqui, thanks for all of the great shows that you've put on up here in the great NW. 
