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A very poppy Ritchie Blackmore group
The Outlaws - Don't Cry, 1966
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mn_exeatI-g&ab_channel=Jaimoto
#JazzAndRockOdyssey #CoSoMusic
A very poppy Ritchie Blackmore group
The Rally Rounders (AKA The Outlaws) – The Bike Beat, Pt. 1, 1964
A promotional song for Raleigh Bicycles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBww8wtGcPs&ab_channel=Release-Topic
Cheap ass America screwed up by not making separate bike paths. I cannot stand sharing roads with cars.
In Germany & Belgium, you can travel all over on bikes and not be close to cars.
Note, if you want to die, try riding a bicycle on some of the British country roads.
@CanisPundit
That is good stuff - that band was into The Dukes of Strat-O-sphear.
‘Memba when Andy — on Twitter — said that Dubya was behind 9/11 (“Heh, dear me lads. Just taking the piss.”) and very many of us roasted his ass for it?
Artistic geniuses, amirite?
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What’s this article from ‘22?
At least he wasn’t a “covid truther.”
(Looks around nervously.)
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@Bix When I was in elementary school (and even high school) Schwinn was only for the 'rich kids', the rest of us had Huffy or Western Flyer (or Sears, which I think were also called Free Spirit?)
@codeWhisperer
"Free Spirit," thanks for sparking my memory.
That nay be true but at least the trees look like dragons…
@Bix I always cringe when I see "marked" bike lanes integrated main streets and roads. Drivers fucking ignore them and drive in and over them. How many bike riders have been killed that way?
In my 1970's elementary school, Raleigh were known as the expensive foreign bikes. I had the solid Schwinn Stingray with dirt tires for Nevada.