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James Arthur is NOT the most famous. person.from. Saltburn!
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Ambassador
08-12-2012
That Mayor was an idiot.

David Coverdale lead singer of Whitesnake and Deep. Purple is from Saltburn.

So is Tony Mowbray.

Paul Rogers lived there and paid for the. Community centre

And an astronaut was born there too.

Bloody producers lies again.

/rant over!
AcerBen
08-12-2012
I've never heard of any of those people
Georgiecats
08-12-2012
Nobody under 50 will have heard of any of them.
geniusgirl
08-12-2012
Originally Posted by Ambassador:
“That Mayor was an idiot.

David Coverdale lead singer of Whitesnake and Deep. Purple is from Saltburn.

So is Tony Mowbray.

Paul Rogers lived there and paid for the. Community centre

And an astronaut was born there too.

Bloody producers lies again.

/rant over!”

Who, who and er who?
InsomniacParade
08-12-2012
Originally Posted by Georgiecats:
“Nobody under 50 will have heard of any of them.”

B...b...b...but who in the world hasn't heard of the world-famous "an astronaut"?

Actually most football fans would know Tony Mowbray but I would imagine that James Arthur is a name that would be known to far more people than anyone listed in the OP.
turquoiseblue
08-12-2012
I'm 35, I've heard of David Coverdale and Paul Rodgers, that's Rodgers with a d.
Georgiecats
08-12-2012
Originally Posted by InsomniacParade:
“B...b...b...but who in the world hasn't heard of the world-famous "an astronaut"?”

I'm guessing it wasn't Neil Armstrong.
paperplanes_
08-12-2012
I'm 21 and I know who Tony Mowbray is. A few of the others ring a bell too.
Pilotofthestorm
08-12-2012
Originally Posted by turquoiseblue:
“I'm 35, I've heard of David Coverdale and Paul Rodgers, that's Rodgers with a d.”

Yup me too....
Dandem
08-12-2012
Heard of Whitesnake and Deep Purple - of course - but never knew who the lead singer of those bands was.
Ambassador
08-12-2012
Paul Rodgers of Free, Bad Company and latterly Queen.

Way way more famous than James Arthur will ever be and has sold more than Arthur can dream of
Georgiecats
08-12-2012
Originally Posted by Ambassador:
“Paul Rodgers of Free, Bad Company and latterly Queen.

Way way more famous than James Arthur will ever be and has sold more than Arthur can dream of”

You say that like he has no respect for them. I'm sure he does and sure they're happy he comes from there too.

He's not in competition with Whitesnake, Bad Company or Queen.
InsomniacParade
08-12-2012
Originally Posted by Ambassador:
“Paul Rodgers of Free, Bad Company and latterly Queen.

Way way more famous than James Arthur will ever be and has sold more than Arthur can dream of”

The bands are far more famous than James Arthur. Paul Rodgers is a name that I would guess 90% of this thread had to Google to find out who he is.

And he is not "of Queen". He has has toured with them but has never been an official member.
Malc London
08-12-2012
Thought Ian Gillan was lead singer of Deep Purple.
turquoiseblue
08-12-2012
Originally Posted by Malc London:
“Thought Ian Gillan was lead singer of Deep Purple.”

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...e_band_members
bigbro24
08-12-2012
Originally Posted by Dandem:
“Heard of Whitesnake and Deep Purple - of course - but never knew who the lead singer of those bands was.”

same here
OffTheCuff
08-12-2012
Never heard of any of these people other than vaguely Tony Mowbray
So I still think he is the most famous.
Pilotofthestorm
08-12-2012
Originally Posted by Malc London:
“Thought Ian Gillan was lead singer of Deep Purple.”

He was.....both Coverdale and Gillan had spells as the lead singer.

Anyways for all u rockers out there 10:45 BBC2, Led Zeppelin Live in London - 2007

Nuff said
Malc London
08-12-2012
Originally Posted by turquoiseblue:
“http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...e_band_members”

Thanks. I was thinking about them at their peak.
Malc London
08-12-2012
Made in Japan
Ambassador
08-12-2012
Originally Posted by OffTheCuff:
“Never heard of any of these people other than vaguely Tony Mowbray
So I still think he is the most famous.”

Disturbing lack of musical knowledge. ..

Then again this is X Factor
InsomniacParade
08-12-2012
EDIT: Ignore....
jwire1977
08-12-2012
Would've thought any football fan would know Mowbray, top flight player north and south of border and current Championship manager.
Dandem
08-12-2012
Originally Posted by Pilotofthestorm:
“He was.....both Coverdale and Gillan had spells as the lead singer.”

I think what everyone really wants to know is, who was lead singer when "Smoke on the Water" was recorded?
OffTheCuff
08-12-2012
Originally Posted by Ambassador:
“Disturbing lack of musical knowledge. ..

Then again this is X Factor”

Perception of fame is relative not absolute. For a given group of people he can well be the most famous person they know from Saltburn, but not for you.

Mutliple perceptions of fame can co-exist...
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