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And inevitably capped with You Were Always On My Mind …. goosebumps here.

Couldn’t you say that about every music artist born in the 50’s? It’s natural. Variously Tupac, Lana Del Rey, Swift, Oliver Alexander, Megan TS, Beyonce, would tick their main musical passions.

My kids, I love them even more for this, are so open minded on music. I hadn’t realised, they said it was from listening to my wide tastes. People sometimes have very narrow contemporary likes, that’s always been the way e.g. the unwashed who spent their teens and 20’s at The Hungry Years...

A more obscure track from 2006, waves of crisp synths sounds, I love it. A cover of the great Bobby O’s song.

But then at Glast since, they were adored by a wide age group in a vast crowd. Imho their music hasn’t dated much at all. My 21 and 19 year old love several tracks, found themselves.

I love Opportunities, I bought and still have the 12”. Descriptive of the 80’s money making times.

They’re incredible, dozens of great songs and still producing. I find their own musical influences interesting, similar to my own. 40 years and they went into being pop artists late! Spellbinding at Glast each time, despite Glast screwing up technically last time. Neither of the above...