The Noosha Fox solo career running commentary thread

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This is like that thread we did where I/we did all the singles by The Move.

Except this one is dedicated to the solo work of Noosha Fox.

Which is quite easy because her solo career consists of 5 singles.

The first one shall be Georgina Bailey from 1977.

I have yet to decide when I/we shall be tackling it.

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Can't find the B side of that, Pretty Boy so can't do a full playlist.

Did find this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYhZeAicYOE

[The Call of the Wendigo]

This is like that thread we did where I/we did all the singles by The Move.

Except this one is dedicated to the solo work of Noosha Fox.

Which is quite easy because her solo career consists of 5 singles.

The first one shall be Georgina Bailey from 1977.

I have yet to decide when I/we shall be tackling it.

I have decided to tackle this track at 7 o'clock tonight. So, be there or be square.

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It made Number 31 in 1977.

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It's started!

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Accordion.

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"Come of age."

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School uniform.

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"La la la la."

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Going for the French vibe.

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Middle bit.

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"Loved in all Marseilles."

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Backing vocals.

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"La la la la la."

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Drummer playing with bread instead of drumsticks.

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"I am your uncle. I love you like an uncle."

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Shock revelation.

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It is over.

That was a very lovely song, filled with charm and Frenchness, that should have got far higher than Number 31.

Now to look back at the thread and see what everybody else made of it.

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