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Although not a true fact, the useless one that sticks in my brain is that Bob Holness played saxophone on Gerry Raffery's Baker Street.

Paul Barber demonstrated 'The Pony' in 'The Full Monty'.

Marvin Gaye sung about that place too. 'Can I Get To Widnes'.* :down: No he didn't.

So unknown he didn't actually exist. It's actually 'spotlight on Lou Rawls'. And the Otis Redding lyric is 'Fa-fa-fa-fa-fa...' etc. It's from the song 'Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa-Fa (Sad Song)'. :thumbsup:

Mitch Mitchell, drummer in the Jimi Hendrix Experience, had an audition with The High Numbers.

Another Manfred Mann member, Mike Vickers, is responsible for The Albion Roar theme tune. :cool:

:lolol: Having a Lemmy moustache doesn't make you Lemmy. The bassist in Wizzard was a bloke called Rick Price.

Gil Scott-Heron's dad played for Celtic.

The lead singer of Stealer's Wheel was someone who went on to have a solo hit which featured arguably one of the best-known saxophone solos - Gerry Rafferty.

Nah, I'm challenging that one.

The verse and chorus to Madness' 'House of Fun' were recorded at different times, and the chorus is very slightly faster than the verses. In 1969, The Bee Gees were going to record a cover of Bob Dylan's 'Lay Lady Lay', but didn't because the couldn't work out what the second line was, and it...