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MotCO

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Rio by Duran Duran?

Edit: No, I have had a look at the lyrics and it's not that.
 
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perryman

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I have no idea to the song but the presenter/singer parent/child combination that comes to mind is Janet Ellis and daughter Sophie Ellis-Bextor, of that well known French footballer/homicide song 'Murder On Zindane's Floor'.
 

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I have no idea to the song but the presenter/singer parent/child combination that comes to mind is Janet Ellis and daughter Sophie Ellis-Bextor, of that well known French footballer/homicide song 'Murder On Zindane's Floor'.
You are correct - I wondered if that would give it away

Yes it was Sophie Ellis Bextor and Crying in the Discotheque (Alcazar also recorded the record)

The floor is all yours
 

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Thank you and apologies for the delay in responding.

I don't have a question to hand that is worthy of the forum, so keeping on the theme of quoted words, which 1970s cultural body of work references the line:

'...had a funky walk in his little orthopaedic shoes'?
 

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Very good @GRALISTAIR, well done. Rockin' Roll Baby is the tune (and the name of the album too).

Don your wide-lapelled jacket and bell trousers, and dance away.
 

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Same theme - what 1970s song were these lyrics from?
Resist, resist
It's from yourself, you have to hide, oh

Bonus for the band, the album taken from and the producer
 

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Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)

Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel

No idea about the producer or album, but I do know the best cover of it by miles is by the Wedding Present (and Harley said so too)
 

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Make Me Smile (Come Up And See Me)

Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel

No idea about the producer or album, but I do know the best cover of it by miles is by the Wedding Present (and Harley said so too)
Correct. From the Album Best Years of Our Lives - produced by the one and only Alan Parsons.

Over to you.
 

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The longest serving current MPs are a Tory first elected in 1974, and a Labour MP first elected in 1979

Who are they?
 

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Thanks.

I'm going to be too busy today to check for answers so I'd better declare Open Floor.
 

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Manchester (Old Trafford), Southport (Trafalgar Road), Liverpool (Aigburth) and Blackpool (Stanley Park).

Last year, Lancashire CCC also had a home game at Sedburgh, if I rightly recall. Think this was something of a one-off, though.
 

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Sedburgh is, of course, in Yorkshire
Is it? Thought it was Cumbria these days. Certainly not traditional Lancashire, though. Suppose you could call it missionary work! ;)

Which reminds me, how come Glamorgan CCC sometimes play their home games at Colwyn Bay?
 

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