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Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 6:25 pm
by Dragofly
Following last nights Beatle night on the BBC I have re-created Peter Blake's iconic Sgt Pepper Album cover using Morecambe FC all time greats list.

The fab 4 themselves (Steve Done, Geof Street, Arnold Timmings, and Ray Charnley) are easy but can anybody name the rest?

(Clue: wayne's wearing a hat)

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 6:42 pm
by matty
I don't think this is very accurate - Paul Burns was the same height as Ian Monk

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 6:49 pm
by Christies Child
Must admit I'm having problems seeing Charlie Lea amongst that lot. Maybe needs a bit of colour. :? :? :?

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 7:18 pm
by PUNKISDEAD
F A B

Geraaate stuff dragofly

I have spotted gerry irving (45)


Is the chap with the top hat jb christie :?:

Sorry, on reading your post properly i see its unlucky wayne, the art had me blinded to text.

I think that if your stuff was displayed in jbs it would sell, have you considered doing a calender :?:

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 7:23 pm
by sandgroneun
Is no. 9 Ray Charnley?

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 9:22 pm
by ockers
think 90 is keith borrowdale

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 10:20 pm
by Dragofly
This was a mamouth undertaking, gettig 100 hugh ego's to pose together (in hindsight) was a bad idea.
Mr Charnley refused to take off his England cap and insisted everyone called hill "Former England star Ray Charnley"
This annoyed Alan Taylor who had flown in from Spain complete with FA cup winners medal.
Don Cubage had a fight with Keith Galley over the last ham sandwich, and Derek Brownbill didn't realise he had played for Morecambe.
John Coleman had a call from the Inland Revenue.
At this point most had left , but can anybody put a name to the ones that stayed behind.

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 10:39 pm
by Alan
No. 10 is obviously Lance Millard......and the left hand side one , in front of the Morecambe 'yacht' is Bobby Charlton. Sneaked into the photoshoot because of the sixties connection, but his 'combover' gives him away !

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 11:08 pm
by sandgroneun
Dragofly wrote:This was a mamouth undertaking, gettig 100 hugh ego's to pose together (in hindsight) was a bad idea.
Mr Charnley refused to take off his England cap and insisted everyone called hill "Former England star Ray Charnley"
This annoyed Alan Taylor who had flown in from Spain complete with FA cup winners medal.
Don Cubage had a fight with Keith Galley over the last ham sandwich, and Derek Brownbill didn't realise he had played for Morecambe.
John Coleman had a call from the Inland Revenue.
At this point most had left , but can anybody put a name to the ones that stayed behind.


Unless somebody had taken the ball away,Roy Fawcett would still be looking for some-one to beat,Ricky Anan would still be posing in front of a mirror,Ken Waterhouse would be arrangeing his troops and Dave McKearney would be telling would be right-backs how to successfully operate in that position!

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Sun Sep 06, 2009 11:25 pm
by Alan
Dragofly wrote: gettig 100 hugh ego's to pose together


Bet it was more difficult than finding loads of Dave Gormans ! :lol: :lol:

...or perhaps you meant Ugo Ehiogu.

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:31 am
by PUNKISDEAD
The introduction of colour baffles me, is it shrubbery for CC to hide behind :?: :?:

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:41 am
by Christies Child
Andy Grimshaw (59) reckons you still owe him some pennies for agreeing to pose for you.

On the other hand Matty Blinkhorn wants to know why, as the biggest poser ever, he wasn't asked to be involved? Didn't have the heart to tell him 'why change the habit of a lifetime'.......

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 7:02 pm
by PUNKISDEAD
Dragofly

I have just realised, you introduced colour to portray renee howe in a non stereotypical manner, the symbolism is supreme, you really have stepped up to the plate with this one, I feel cheeky asking this, but tell me, do you wear the glasses when creating your art :?:

Are you able to sketch without them, or would you be like billy minus his boots if they flew away :?:

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 7:37 pm
by Dragofly
Hi Punkisdead

The palm tree is a direct copy of Peter balkes original. The title of the art work is "People we like" so Rene, and Adriano are not included. Lance Millard is no.35.

PS Have you lost a compass.

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 8:27 pm
by DMC
Are you on drugs or are you 7 years old?

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 9:32 pm
by yozzer
I think DMC you are missing the depth and profundity of drago's unique art. Ostensibly a kitsch parody of Sgt. Pepper it masquerades a subtlety of nuance only the seasoned art connoisseur can appreciate. The single colour we see in piece of work is green emphasising the importance of topical environmental issues. The palm tree can be viewed also as a dove symbolising the priority of peace and love in the world and the wisdom of the artist. The sailing ketch on the front of the drum kit foreshadows the arrival of the Marina bringing wealth and prosperity to our resurgent resort.

Many have tried to work out the particular significance of the numerical series but it's obscure code hints at an esoteric knowlege lost in the Sumerian hinterland. I await the next chapter of this artist's oeuvre with bated breath fully appreciative of the creative agonies he must be enduring for the benefit of us mere minions.

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 9:33 pm
by Dragofly
Hi DMC
Both
PS Will you be my new shrimpsvoices freind

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 9:38 pm
by Curly
yozzer wrote:I think DMC you are missing the depth and profundity of drago's unique art. Ostensibly a kitsch parody of Sgt. Pepper it masquerades a subtlety of nuance only the seasoned art connoisseur can appreciate. The single colour we see in piece of work is green emphasising the importance of topical environmental issues. The palm tree can be viewed also as a dove symbolising the priority of peace and love in the world and the wisdom of the artist. The sailing ketch on the front of the drum kit foreshadows the arrival of the Marina bringing wealth and prosperity to our resurgent resort.

Many have tried to work out the particular significance of the numerical series but it's obscure code hints at an esoteric knowlege lost in the Sumerian hinterland. I await the next chapter of this artist's oeuvre with bated breath fully appreciative of the creative agonies he must be enduring for the benefit of us mere minions.


Yeah! wot he sed. :?

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 9:45 pm
by ockers
did you confirm borrowdale was 90?
he should have been in area 251 really(sorry still in ufo mode)
Curtis is now number 92 by the way

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 9:52 pm
by parceldave
ockers wrote:did you confirm borrowdale was 90?
he should have been in area 251 really(sorry still in ufo mode)
Curtis is now number 92 by the way


And you,re number :o :o b, but ur never home to get your Goodies. ;)

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 10:02 pm
by ockers
parceldave wrote:
ockers wrote:did you confirm borrowdale was 90?
he should have been in area 251 really(sorry still in ufo mode)
Curtis is now number 92 by the way


And you,re number :o :o b, but ur never home to get your Goodies. ;)



now then
i got home to a very very special parcel tonight
all the way from missouri sent by a legendary soul artist mr g c cameron ex tempations and solo artist for motown records(hes still recording at 64 years of age)
his biography complete with a picture of him and ex president bush jr at the white house
sang the lead vocal on the motown spinners its a shame(all time motown classic from 1970)
im framing it all including the us postal service chit for $29 and signed us mailing box and the free cds are good too
cheers dave
xmas came early to this house

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHXFOUQBRHE&feature=fvw

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 10:14 pm
by parceldave
ockers wrote:
parceldave wrote:
ockers wrote:did you confirm borrowdale was 90?
he should have been in area 251 really(sorry still in ufo mode)
Curtis is now number 92 by the way


And you,re number :o :o b, but ur never home to get your Goodies. ;)



now then
i got home to a very very special parcel tonight
all the way from missouri sent by a legendary soul artist mr g c cameron ex tempations and solo artist for motown records(hes still recording at 64 years of age)
his biography complete with a picture of him and ex president bush jr at the white house
sang the lead vocal on the motown spinners its a shame(all time motown classic from 1970)
im framing it all including the us postal service chit for $29 and signed us mailing box and the free cds are good too
cheers dave
xmas came early to this house

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHXFOUQBRHE&feature=fvw


I was there early tooo, but i couldn't wake anyone so as it was you i brought it back again later in the afternoon. I wouldn't do that for any other bugger you know, it would be carded and taken back to depot. :o .
Hmmm, thirsty work this courier job. :D

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 10:21 pm
by ockers
large drink on me dave definitley at county game
we can celebrate our boys giving campbell and the brazilian the run around
will put something in your xmas parcel lol
nice one pat!!

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 10:23 pm
by Dragofly
I to have a G C Cameron record called "Gimmie your love", by the way Wayne is top ten on effort alone

Re: Morecambe Hot 100

PostPosted: Mon Sep 07, 2009 10:40 pm
by ockers
Dragofly wrote:I to have a G C Cameron record called "Gimmie your love", by the way Wayne is top ten on effort alone


is it 70ss???
motown 45??
this is th eonly one i know from 83
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8CRDv68ugg

wayne curtis is defintely top ten