Maybe there should be a thread where we guess how many threads will be started about Cilla Black on GD as people finally get round to hearing this and decide they must start one.
Maybe there should be a thread where we guess how many threads will be started about Cilla Black on GD as people finally get round to hearing this and decide they must start one.
thats not nice.. people maybe dont go into the showbiz threads and dont realize its been on... not the end of the world and it did still get you in to post... so really you came in purposely to moan..
Maybe there should be a thread where we guess how many threads will be started about Cilla Black on GD as people finally get round to hearing this and decide they must start one.
Where is Tomorrow was good - I also liked another later hit, If I Thought You'd Ever Change Your Mind.
Of her 60s songs, her cover of a Randy Newman song, I've Been Wrong Before must have been one of her best, which Newman himself is said to have spoken very highly of.
Where is Tomorrow was good - I also liked another later hit, If I Thought You'd Ever Change Your Mind.
Of her 60s songs, her cover of a Randy Newman song, I've Been Wrong Before must have been one of her best, which Newman himself is said to have spoken very highly of.
Yes,and didnt Elvis have her records on his jukebox?
I remember her early days as one of the stars in Brian Epsteins group of Mersey acts, and she had a unique sound for a while, but then became more of a tv show presenter, and her shows got worse as time went by.
Brings home the passing of time to some of us though.:(
Think it's more this for many people than any huge outpouring of affection for her. I remember her in the 70s on a Saturday night on BBC, a kind of 'we all watched that when we were kids' show, but Blind Date and Surprise were not for me at all.
I liked her voice though, some of those records she did are classics and more memorable than the originals.
Many couldnt it seems.. she was said to be sarcastic and very arrogant... but only going with stuff Ive read.. My mother loved Blind Date and never missed it..
I don't think loudly supporting Thatcher would've done her any favours in Liverpool either.
Because it's about having manners, respect and the ability to self-edit when other people's feelings may be involved.
Just because it is a discussion forum doesn't mean you have to post your every opinion, does it?
Think of it this way - if someone you knew personally to be a bit of a diva and unpleasant had passed away, you wouldn't go around town telling everyone how awful they were upon hearing the news of their death, would you?
People's feelings? Hardly anyone on here knew her or had met her.
BIB - Its not my every opinion. Its just my opinion on Cilla.
But how bored must you be on a beautiful afternoon like this, to devote a chunk of the day to comment on how much you didn't like somebody, particularly when they haven't been dead eight hours.
I had little time for Jade Goody. When she passed away I had nothing to say so gave it a miss and tend to still do. I don't like Morrissey for instance. If and when his time comes, I won't be pushing other jobs to one side to log online to tell people how little an effect he had on me and how little I cared for him, which is a contradiction in itself.
BIB Have you ever heard of mobile phones? Am currently sitting in the sunshine enjoying our lovely summer
To all these people saying that the truth will now come out....WHAT truth?
Sorry but I can't see 'Cilla Rude To Cabin Crew Shock' as a headline any time soon.
Without getting into a flurry of distasteful Cilla bashing posts on the day of her death, there did seem to be numerous unflattering anecdotes about her even well away from the world of airlines and cabin crew.
I know someone who used to watch it with her friend and they put a towel over the telly and then they'd make a choice from the three candidates.
She never got out much!
"Cilla" with Sheridan Smith is running on ITV Encore.
It'll be back on ITV1 again in no time.
Stand by for an endless shower of tributes from Ronnie Corbett, Brucie and Tarby et al . and maybe Macca and Ringo.
Without getting into a flurry of distasteful Cilla bashing posts on the day of her death, there did seem to be numerous unflattering anecdotes about her even well away from the world of airlines and cabin crew.
Yes but they are basically the same story. Woman quite rude. It's not exactly thrilling stuff.
How strange that people on that forum (and here too it seems - witness ^) don't seem to believe people of any age can die very suddenly from a stroke for instance, haemorrhage or heart attack.
I have never heard of a 72 year old dying of hearing loss or arthritis ,and thats all she had wrong ...72 is NOT old by todays standards ...
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Of her 60s songs, her cover of a Randy Newman song, I've Been Wrong Before must have been one of her best, which Newman himself is said to have spoken very highly of.
Yes,and didnt Elvis have her records on his jukebox?
Sorry but I can't see 'Cilla Rude To Cabin Crew Shock' as a headline any time soon.
Think it's more this for many people than any huge outpouring of affection for her. I remember her in the 70s on a Saturday night on BBC, a kind of 'we all watched that when we were kids' show, but Blind Date and Surprise were not for me at all.
I liked her voice though, some of those records she did are classics and more memorable than the originals.
I love "You're My World"
I don't think loudly supporting Thatcher would've done her any favours in Liverpool either.
People's feelings? Hardly anyone on here knew her or had met her.
BIB - Its not my every opinion. Its just my opinion on Cilla.
BIB Have you ever heard of mobile phones? Am currently sitting in the sunshine enjoying our lovely summer
Well she has been in "showbiz" since the 60's so it is kinda hard to miss her.
72 is no age? seems like a pretty decent age to live to.
Yes. Now bugger off.
Without getting into a flurry of distasteful Cilla bashing posts on the day of her death, there did seem to be numerous unflattering anecdotes about her even well away from the world of airlines and cabin crew.
Youre late, The Icke crew are weird at this
http://forum.davidicke.com/showthread.php?t=296852
She never got out much!
"Cilla" with Sheridan Smith is running on ITV Encore.
It'll be back on ITV1 again in no time.
Stand by for an endless shower of tributes from Ronnie Corbett, Brucie and Tarby et al . and maybe Macca and Ringo.
John Lennon got the airport renamed in memoriam what will 'our Cilla' get?:(:confused:
It is a decent age, but the life expectancy is 83 for a woman in the UK. Cilla was wealthy enough to have had access to the best healthcare etc.
Yes but they are basically the same story. Woman quite rude. It's not exactly thrilling stuff.
Hmm.
How strange that people on that forum (and here too it seems - witness ^) don't seem to believe people of any age can die very suddenly from a stroke for instance, haemorrhage or heart attack.
Anyone who had a Heart, would show a bit of sympathy.
Oh you are a mucky kid (etc)
http://lyricsplayground.com/alpha/songs/l/liverpoollullaby.shtml
Can't imagine this being played these days.
She sang it on the tribute show ITV had for her 50 years in showbiz.
The lyric was altered to ''You'll get told off by yer dad''.
How is it shocking? she was old after all.