Johnny Canuck3
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Nesmith had some singles on his own. There's a nice tune by him called Joanne.
Johnny Canuck2 said:Nesmith had some singles on his own. There's a nice tune by him called Joanne.
Yuwipi Woman said:Last I'd heard he was still in the music business and was a record producer.
diond said:.... the vastly overrated sickly Beach Boys dross.![]()
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Guineveretoo said:I thought they were hired as actors who could sing? Admittedly, I missed the first part of the programme last night, but I thought that is what it said?
Someone or other said that they learnt to play during the run of the show, so that, eventually, they were playing along, but they were still not allowed to play on the recordings....
It was his mum, and it's called Tippex!Johnny Canuck2 said:Probably mentioned before, but one of his parents invented White-out.
Maggot said:It was his mum, and it's called Tippex!
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hipipol said:The Beatles were a better band though - Yellow Submarine was tops!!!!
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dilute micro said:Vixiha if JC had a job he wouldn't be on 75 every hour of the day.
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Johnny Canuck2 said:What is this 'job'?
But no-one ever calls it that.Dubversion said:no, it was White Out.
Maggot said:But no-one ever calls it that.
twisted said:That's the brand name in the US- they've probably never heard of Tipp-Ex.
Johnny Canuck2 said:I've never heard of 'tipp ex'. How does that word relate to using something to white out a mistake?

It's just a brand name. The word Hoover doesn't relate to vacuuming but people commonly use that as a generic term for it.Johnny Canuck2 said:I've never heard of 'tipp ex'. How does that word relate to using something to white out a mistake?
Maggot said:It's just a brand name. The word Hoover doesn't relate to vacuuming but people commonly use that as a generic term for it.
Johnny Canuck2 said:I've never heard of 'tipp ex'. How does that word relate to using something to white out a mistake?
twisted said:We don't use the term "to white out" so maybe that's why they decided to use the catchy Tipp-ex. Woner if Michael Nesmith gets a royalty from that too? Or even Pritt??