RIP
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Half heard the end of Sounds of the Seventies and it didn't click what Johnnie Walker was saying. RIP.
Frank Delaney.
RIP
He had a radio show on Radio 4 in the 80's interviewing all the top authors of the time.
Always interesting.
RIP John Surtees
When I had my first BSA Bantam I was going to be another John Surtees but lack of skill and fear of painful injury possible death soon disabused me of that fantasy.
Ah, the BSA Bantam. 
Yes, RIP Mr Surtees
RIP Tony Haygarth http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0371304/?ref_=tt_cl_t2
Perhaps not a familiar name but a very recognizable face.
He was in Rosie a police sitcom from the 70/80's written by Roy Clarke.
Something I vaguely remember but I had a sex life in those days and didn't watch much TV.
Quote: wigwam willy @ 13th March 2017, 5:23 AMRIP Tony Haygarth http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0371304/?ref_=tt_cl_t2
Perhaps not a familiar name but a very recognizable face.
He was in Rosie a police sitcom from the 70/80's written by Roy Clarke.
Something I vaguely remember but I had a sex life in those days and didn't watch much TV.
A very recognisable face, he was in loads:
I remember him well.
Rosie seemed a very underrated show.
RIP.
Quote: wigwam willy @ 13th March 2017, 5:23 AMI had a sex life in those days and didn't watch much TV.
So no longer wigwam willy?
Quote: Chappers @ 15th March 2017, 2:39 PMI remember him well.
Rosie seemed a very underrated show.
RIP.
I agree, thought P.C. Wilmot was the stand out character in Rosie. Always good value. Very sorry to hear he has passed.
Indeed. A fine comedy actor.
Brian Matthew has died, age 88. Those of a certain age will have grown up with his presenting radio & tv pop music shows in the 60s and, in more recent years, "Sounds of the Sixties" on Radio 2 on Saturday mornings. R.I.P.
Quote: Billy Bunter @ 5th April 2017, 2:08 PMBrian Matthew has died, age 88. Those of a certain age will have grown up with his presenting radio & tv pop music shows in the 60s and, in more recent years, "Sounds of the Sixties" on Radio 2 on Saturday mornings. R.I.P.
This is the second time he has been announced as dead, but it seems it is STILL not correct - from 19 minutes ago :-
The BBC's earlier announcement that Brian Matthews had passed away was not correct, they have announced. He remains critically ill. pic.twitter.com/e3NvzYEa1R
Sorry about that - only reporting what the BBC had told me.