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I have 3 uv light sources but am having an early night as I have an airport run at 3.45 in the morning, so I'll have a scan tomorrow!! :)
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Not the easiest thing to photograph, but you get a 'harlequin' number illuminated for each denomination.
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Original. Fail
Sixties. Instant recognition but unable to name it.
Seventies. Fail
Eighties. Fail
Nineties. Fail
2000s. Fail
other 2000s. Five seconds.
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Another routine score for the Maverick, 2secs for the 60s and then put the scoreboard away! :)
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Falcon returns to winning ways
Falcon 4 Heardle 3
60'sl (5 secs) 80's (2 secs) 90's (8 secs) 00's (4 secs)
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Comfortable win and with a couple of missed chances could have been 6-1 to Falcon.

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Pickled Egg Quiz Traditional Music Quiz Question
Who was the drummer on this track, and what is acknowledged as his major contribution to popular music. :?:
(Undoubtedly popular it is even if it is well out of the comfort zone of the Falcon in its later developments and incarnations.)


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NewcastleFalcon wrote: 05 Nov 2022, 08:51 Who was the drummer on this track, and what is acknowledged as his major contribution to popular music.
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That would be Earl Young who went on to found The Trammps who had a hit with Disco Inferno!!
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I have just had a look at a £10 note under UV light and apart from the general tinge of purple in the ink I can't really see anything!! I did notice the indentations on the top left corner which may be for a reason to do with the RNIB but other than that nothing to report!! :-D
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mickthemaverick wrote: 05 Nov 2022, 09:53 I have just had a look at a £10 note under UV light and apart from the general tinge of purple in the ink I can't really see anything!! I did notice the indentations on the top left corner which may be for a reason to do with the RNIB but other than that nothing to report!! :-D
Either you've got a fake note :lol: or it'll be down to the quality of the UV source and the wavelengths it's creating. We've got a proper 'black light' here and even then the notes have to be held less than 6" away for a decent effect.
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mickthemaverick wrote: 05 Nov 2022, 09:37
NewcastleFalcon wrote: 05 Nov 2022, 08:51 Who was the drummer on this track, and what is acknowledged as his major contribution to popular music.
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That would be Earl Young who went on to found The Trammps who had a hit with Disco Inferno!!
Yes, that's the bloke. I watched a programme on BBC 4 about dance music, not the valeta or the foxtrot, but disco, house, trance etc sort of stuff folk head to Ibiza for, and all can be traced back to Earl and his drumming on that track. From wiki
Young is seen as the inventor of the disco style of rock drumming (in Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes's "The Love I Lost" from 1973), and is often credited with popularizing four-on-the-floor bass drum beats, and as being the first drummer to make extensive and distinctive use of the hi-hat cymbal throughout the playing time of an R&B song. This led to DJs favouring his recordings because they could hear the cymbal quite easily in their headphones as they "cued up" records to be mixed
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The lead singer of Harold Melvin and the Blue notes on that track, was not Harold Melvin, but... :?:

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Hohum!!
60s. Recognised but couldn't name
Nothing else at all!

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Pretty much the same here

Original. :(
Sixties. 2 seconds
Seventies. :(
Eighties. Recognised but unknown.
Nineties. :( :( :evil: :evil:
2000s. :(
other 2000s. :(

Dreadful, particularly the nineties one, the perpetrator of which I was discussing with my son last night, he hadn't heard of Heardle and probably just as well considering the trash they serve up.
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Heardle scrapes victory again
Falcon 3 Heardle 4
60's (17 secs) 80's (17 secs) 90's 00's (2 secs)
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Falcon took every chance but heardle edged victory today
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Pickled Egg Quiz Traditional Quiz Question of the day

Entries are invited...for today Sunday 6th November 2022

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NewcastleFalcon wrote: 05 Nov 2022, 10:24 The lead singer of Harold Melvin and the Blue notes on that track, was not Harold Melvin, but... :?:
and the answer to who was lead singer on the iconic pioneering disco track "The Love I Lost" was Teddy Prendergrass.
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